Nicole Page-Smith photographs and writing
The universe we live in
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Clouds drift on by thinking. You could imagine God thinking in the clouds, pondering. Thoughts and clouded with the weight of the world, God is the clouds and clouded with the fog of human endeavour. The clouds would be a better place to think. We try to busy ourselves with the idea of God being only concerned with the human race as God is the human race but we would only be a small percentage of God's thinking for the rest of the planet is also God's concern, the Solar System and the Milky Way. Stars were born of infinity.
Stars are infinite and varied and hide behind one another to cause the black void of space or dark matter but from the naked eye of Earth, the stars would just be too far away to see. The black void of space conceals our universe but could be described as the God of the universe, veiling God's light. A light of God could be a cloud of stars or the accumulated matter surrounding stars as with the Earth, an atmosphere. Stars are like human beings. If God were to contemplate the stars being all the stars and the universe, they frequent, you assume contemplating the human race would be similar to contemplating stars but we are not God. The dark matter of space would conceal the universe we live in.
