Look at the Sky

We rarely do it, if not we would realize how insignificant any of these changes that aim to change the planet’s course are. As much effort as we put in, nothing changes entirely because nature has its laws and the essence of its algorithms is as precise as unsuspected.

We rarely do it, if not we would realize how insignificant any of these changes that aim to change the planet’s course are. As much effort as we put in, nothing changes entirely because nature has its laws and the essence of its algorithms is as precise as unsuspected.

The eclipsed moon, a round red moon that broke into the night, was a mystery despite the very accurate explanations that astronomy leads us to. The way it influences us, swirling our blood flow or that of the tides. The way it triggers or not the growth of crops. The subtlety with which it fogs our spirit.

We scantly look at the cosmos because crisis has devaluated our humor that humiliated and downcast, focuses on the toe of a shoe, which sole probably tells the passing of time and demands a visit to the shoemaker. Something that has been left undone in recent years.

The individual’s gesture displays his attitude to handle what surrounds him.

It is an error to settle on an earth that stops us from raising our aim, although we know the sky is nourished by secrets that we shall never decipher. In fact, we owe the universe a part of that inexplicable self that not even the most orthodox science dares to stock.

The week we turned ourselves a bit more lunatic, we learned that Mars holds water. Yes, it might be found under special conditions. Yes, cold and saline. But were dealing with water and perhaps… life? Though there is no advance capable of giving us a certain answer, this indicates that the sky surrounding us helps us play down our role in the middle of everything.

Do you see how keeping your chin up is worth it?