Wednesday Wonders

Happy Earth Day. I wonder if Darwin would be surprised today to see what biological species have evolved. And what creatures are extinct since his time. Is there is an overall vision, a gel, a theory of everything that holds us living and inanimate things in a reality that's tangible, I wonder? Science is fascinating to me. The year I was born into the world was the year Einstein passed from the world.

Those scientists that I would like to meet if we were able to pass through time would be Leonardo DaVinci, Benjamin Franklin, Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein. It just seems to me that the questioners of the world are those who keep our world expanding in knowledge and awareness. I also wonder about the contrast of those who used science for evil against humanity, as in the last Great War, which we also remember this week. Is it possible that Einstein may never have delved as far as he did into his theory if his was a different time and world?

These three men have curiosity as a trait in common, they asked questions over and over again, sought answers diligently through all means at their disposal, and persisted in testing their theories with action. They risked being wrong, being ridiculed, being at a financial deficit, all for the love of finding solutions for the Questions they sought Answers to. In the end, there usually are further questions once an answer is found, wouldn't you agree?

One of the sayings I live by is "You can't get it wrong, and you'll never get it done." So, the main thing I wonder about each morning is how much can I participate in this Excellent Experiment today?

So, Happy Earth Day, Glad we are all on this planet together expanding and deliberately creating our reality. Who knows what evolution and the mind and spirit and vibration of science and biigger than that has in store!

Best for now,
Mary