In a
universe of 100 billion visible galaxies, each containing an average of
100 billion stars, with 11 perceived dimensions, with space as a fabric
that can be altered by changing it's vibratory state, it is more
inconceivable that there would not be intelligences vastly more advanced
than us. Each star has planets as part of it's natural formation, and
the idea that life only appeared on this insignificant but beautiful,
fragile world is impossible except in the thoughts of the closed-minded.
Open your eyes, look to the skies, and be wise.
Be cool, be nobody's fool and don't dismiss the bliss.
Quantum Mechanic
