The Interconnectedness of All Things...

9/2/2020

6 Comments

Kathy

9/2/2020 07:58:44 pm

Thank you so very much, Charlie!

Charlie Tyler

9/3/2020 09:01:56 am

Kathy,
You are so very welcome!

Carol Hooper

9/3/2020 08:58:14 pm

I do so enjoy your postings. Thank you, Charlie!

Charlie Tyler

9/4/2020 01:34:00 pm

Thank you Carol, they are good for me too:-)

Maxine Beitel link

9/2/2020 10:18:35 pm

So, what is it that causes these interconnections?
Why are there so many social interconnections that continue to amaze us?
Can it all be explained by physics, cosmic forces, intermolecular
/intercellular connections?
So many who can’t answer, often just say, “It was meant to be.”
Maybe it was meant to be because it simply happened so, of course, it was meant to be.
I find many of the traditional answers to be insufficient.
Any answers?
Thank you, Charlie.

Charlie Tyler

9/3/2020 09:01:19 am

Maxine,
You are asking the same questions I ask. And you are right, traditional answers are VERY insufficient. When I find myself chasing my tail, trying to come to some sort of conclusion I end up with the word 'mystery' in my spirit. Perhaps the truth is such convergences are only chance. Yet when we also know the science behind stardust we see ( I think) that there are laws of the Universe that are being followed. But that doesn't explain stumbling across people connected with my history. Before we, as humans, understood the atomic structure of our DNA we had to bend to a theology or simply mystery. Perhaps we just don;t have al the facts yet? And if we did we'd still be left holding the stardust of mystery, perhaps? My big question about such interconnectedness is purpose. What was/is the purpose...or is there purpose? There is yet a part of me that would like to believe there is come cosmic purpose for such connections. But, as you should suspect, there is a suspicion in my that there is much of life which is still mystery. I know there are no solid answers in the response but I hope you can see that we are both asking the same questions.
Kindness...Charlie

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