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When we gaze at the stars, we see an ocean so vast that it humbles every human thought. We stand on a tiny speck of dust in an infinite sea of galaxies, yet within us lies the awareness that can hold that infinity. It feels impossible that consciousness could arise on this minuscule world — and even more impossible that the universe could exist without anyone to witness it.
By Nagarjuna Reddy WudaruWhen we gaze at the stars, we see an ocean so vast that it humbles every human thought. We stand on a tiny speck of dust in an infinite sea of galaxies, yet within us lies the awareness that can hold that infinity. It feels impossible that consciousness could arise on this minuscule world — and even more impossible that the universe could exist without anyone to witness it.