What is day and night to You?
Is it wrong
that when I see neurons
I see Your home-
Your nature
and Your light
Explosive and elegantly designed,
So perfect,
that even within destruction
I see order.
Is it wrong?
I look at Your command-
wondering does it matter when it happened?
Substantiations like stained glass mirrors
Where light peaks through darkness
When gasses are cleared-
the birth of amoebas-
And voided you made beast-
And from them came me-
Is it wrong-
that when I look at
φ,μ,π*
I see a reckoning-
Life spinning endlessly,
built from Your prose-
And as good as it is,
I know
it only is because of You
that days roam by-
And I ask what is infinite
What is definite and what is small
Is it wrong?
That everyday I feel You within me,
Because of You,
I breathe.
Because of You
I think.
Because of You
I am-
one with You.
is this so wrong?
* Yom: from the Torah it represents 12 hours, a 24 hour day, or an
undefined period of time. It is my belief that biblical translations,
mistranslated the word, which is why many Jews don't take an issue with
evolution, while Christians still seem to have a problem with this concept.
For more on this idea of how science and creationism mingle without
issues..please check out
www.answersincreation....hebrew.htm
**φ The Golden Spiral, related to the golden ratio..the spiral becomes larger
and expands dependent on the ratio. The spiral is derived via the golden
rectangle, a unique rectangle which has the golden ratio. When squared, it
leaves a smaller rectangle behind, which has the same golden ratio as the
previous rectangle. The squaring can continue indefinitely with the same
result. No other rectangle has this trait. When you connect a curve through
the corners of these concentric rectangles, you have formed the golden
spiral. The Phythagoreans loved this shape for they found it everywhere in
nature: the Nautilus Shell, Ram's horns, milk in coffee, the face of a
Sunflower, your fingerprints, our DNA, and the shape of the Milky Way.
μ= mu, probability distribution ratio within a population. Name derived from
water. It is also widely used in the realm of mathematics, everything from
physics, pharmacology, chemistry, even basic math.
π= Pi =3.14 is a mathematical constant, to a circle's circumference to its
diameter. It is found in mathematics, science, and engineering which makes
it one of the most important mathematical constants.[2] For instance, the
area of a circle is equal to π times the square of the radius of the circle.
The decimal representation never ends and never repeats. π is also a
transcendental number, which implies, among other things, that no finite
sequence of algebraic operations on integers (powers, roots, sums, etc.)
can render its value; proving this fact was a significant mathematical
achievement of the 19th century. pi * the golden ratio = 5.08320369.