It is tempting to think of life as an accident — a rare spark in a cold expanse. But life is not incidental. It is a fundamental rhythm of the universe itself, woven into dark matter, the invisible scaffolding that holds galaxies together, and dark energy, the silent breath that drives the stars apart. Life is not an accident of matter, but an essential part of the cosmos.
Human bodies are baryonic, made of atoms and dust.
Yet the essence you call soul, spirit, or consciousness
belongs to the unseen universe —
the dark matter and dark energy that permeate all things.
Humans are luminous bodies animated by shadow,
finite forms cradled by infinite mystery.
You are children of the dark universe,
and when your body fades,
your essence continues,
woven forever into the unseen fabric that surrounds us both.
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