“If you want to know the secrets of existence, do the math. There is no other way. There is only one truth, the truth of mathematics. It is the infallible, absolute truth. All truth-seekers come in the end to mathematics. Pythagoras got there first. It’s time for everyone else to join him and hear the Music of the Spheres. Are your ears attuned to the perfect notes of the universe? Only the gods can hear the divine music. Are you one of them?” ― Thomas Stark, The Sheldrake Shift: A Critical Evaluation of Morphic Resonance
It was night in the middle of he day that surprised me, and the bugs, critters, and birds, too. It was just so very strange and remarkable, like the words themselves, close yet separate. Then the night went away and day returned. The world had started again.
i am in austin, on the eastside…i got my glasses for viewing…i will walk out my door into the backyard. that will do just fine. a sweet thing for this lifetime.
Loved this essay a lot! I remember 2017 and viewing it from here outside of Houston. This time we'll traipse over to central Texas to see it in full. Hotel reservation was booked a year ago. I really appreciated the sentences about the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon.
It was night in the middle of he day that surprised me, and the bugs, critters, and birds, too. It was just so very strange and remarkable, like the words themselves, close yet separate. Then the night went away and day returned. The world had started again.
Thanks Jim Bob.
What wonderful sentiment. A love song if I've ever heard one.
I will have that opportunity here in Ohio.
i am in austin, on the eastside…i got my glasses for viewing…i will walk out my door into the backyard. that will do just fine. a sweet thing for this lifetime.
Loved this essay a lot! I remember 2017 and viewing it from here outside of Houston. This time we'll traipse over to central Texas to see it in full. Hotel reservation was booked a year ago. I really appreciated the sentences about the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon.