Well. Yesterday was my last day at the office I've worked at for over ten years.
The good news about this is that I can devote myself full time to
a) making video and producing
b) writing and getting published
c) helping folks get healthy and lose weight
And it also means that work won't conflict with the San Diego DRUUMM YaYA Summit at the end of this month, or General Assembly, or the US Social Forum. My time is my own.
At times like these, I feel awkward because I'm an agnostic and have no one to thank for all my blessings. My heart is filled with gratitude, nonetheless.
Friday, March 23, 2007
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As a journalist covering the burgeoning dialogue between theology and science I found that, of all scientists, astrophysicists from every culture were most inclined to acknowledge God’s existence.
When asked about this phenomenon they usually respond that the breathtaking beauty of the universe leaves them no option. “Why do I believe in the Creator?” a Hindu cosmologist asked rhetorically. “Because,” he went on, “I need someone to say ‘thank you’ to.”
quoted from Uwe Siemon-Netto's post Called to love beauty
“Why do I believe in the Creator?” a Hindu cosmologist asked rhetorically. “Because,” he went on, “I need someone to say ‘thank you’ to.”
Actually, this favours in the argument against the existence of a creator god.
H Sofia,
I miss your blog. I hope you will write again soon!
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