Are we so tiny, relative to outer space, that we can barely be percieved by life which is much bigger than us?

Question

In scale?

, That our earth is like a tiny microscopic spec of dust, and we are like tiny molecules,
in comparison to a much larger thing which is going on in the universe, it's just that we can not be seen? Perhaps there are huge forms of 'phantom' or some other type of life in overlapping universes.
or
could it be that that is the creation or breath of life, what is contained in dark matter, and it is so enormous, we are barely noticable.
What if a larger consciousness was looking out over all the stars and planets like specks of dust in it's own reality?

Answer 1

read my answer to the is the universe alive question...yes we are perceived ...we were created to be perceived!Things are infinitely 'smaller' than us and infinitely 'bigger'....but we have direct connection to the source beyond what we know as big or small in this realm. I like to visualize a black hole directly from my heart to God's heart (more of an umbilical cord)peace! If you relate..email me I'll share more with you.

Answer 2

Voltaire used this concept inone of his books, Micromagus i think it was called. The book used this as a commentary on the church. It is a long time since I read it so I can't be certain of the details

Answer 3

All we are is dust in the wind. Yes, to even stand by the ocean, you get a feel of just how very small we are. Its humbling. MG

Answer 4

Yes, we are but specks of dust in the carpet of the universe.

Answer 5

You mean like the whole galaxy which was hung around Orion's Belt in Men in Black? Yeah, I didn't even know that galaxy existed!

Answer 6

But when it comes to bytch and complain, we ain't small at all.