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Have you ever looked up at the night sky and pondered about
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Have you ever looked up at the night sky and pondered about
your very own existence? Maybe you were camping out with some friends,
or all alone marveling at the big canvas of darkness plastered with countless glowing stars.
Well, you’re not alone. Looking above and contemplating the sheer immensity of the
Universe is something humans have been doing since the dawn of time.
It’s quite magical that recognizing you’re a part of something inexplicably huge and
impersonal can elicit feelings that are so deep, reflective and personal.
Whenever you find yourself lost in these pensive moments, know that the Universe, this ancient
organism that we were somehow born into, is calling you on a spiritual journey that is in
one way or another meant to guide you through your deep and existential emotions, and help you find
your place in its cold yet comforting grasp. The ancient Stoics understood precisely how
immense our human problems could feel. They knew how a bad day at work could develop into
a week of aggravation. They knew how a string of bad luck could become a gateway to depression.
But they also knew how insignificant our problems really are in the grand scheme of things,
and that once we fully understood this cosmic scale, we would truly become free.
So if you’re having a bad day, or you feel just a bit out of sorts, find a quiet place,
and prepare yourself to witness the view from above for the first time.
You’re about to embark on a journey outside of your own body, a celestial
adventure meant to help you understand the sheer size of our ever-expanding Universe,
and in the process, your place in it. Because only when you look from above,
/ˈbôrdər/
line separating two areas. Outer parts or edge of some things. To form the edge of (road, etc.).
/adˈven(t)SHər/
An exciting and often dangerous experience. To have an exciting or dangerous experience.
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unwelcome or harmful matter. Some things difficult to deal with or causes troubles.
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used for emphasis with following adjective functioning as adverb. thing that is unspecified or unknown.