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Well I don't know about all this. But there's things I see where I really wonder what all this means. I don't consider myself a very smart person when it comes to this stuff and when I think about the Universe and life and death it causes me to get a knot in my stomach and I start feeling like I need a Xanax. The thought of being dead terrifies me but at the same time I know it is just another part of life and should not be feared. Like the song says "I just want to go on being me". I love nature, being out in the woods and just sitting and seeing nature. Not just seeing it, feeling it. I have often thought I'd like my death to be that way. Prop me up against a tree somewhere out in the wilderness and let me fade away. I think that would be a good way to go. Then I experience something like the picture below and wonder where all this came from and how it got started. When I see the beauty and the wonder of this little creature I can't help but think this all could not have been just an accident of the right things coming together in such perfection as this. I don't understand Athiest's who insist on pushing their values on other folks. We have people who file lawsuits because they don't like the idea of someone saying a prayer in a public place. And I don't understand religious folks who insist the rest of the world adopt their idea of God. Anyway here's the wonderful accident of nature. ![[Linked Image]](http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t7/BillRobinsonMusic/DSC06148.jpg)
Last edited by Bill Robinson; 12/26/11 05:00 AM.
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