Just for a second, think, how mysteriously vast the universe is! And you the humans exist only in a tiny fraction of that vastness. You’d realize how insignificant you are if you compare yourself with the vastness of the universe. Your universe is everything that is out there. Your little 3 pound brain has access to only a microscopic percentage of that unfathomable everything. You childishly boast your greatness as a so-called advanced species while you only see a very small strip of what’s really going on in the universe. Abhijit Naskar
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When you think of the vastness of the universe, you realize how insignificant humans are. In fact, there is a whole lot more going on outside our planet than we can ever imagine. In this quote, you are being told to stop thinking about yourself as an “advanced” race. Instead, remember that humans are only a small, insignificant part of what is out there.

Source: Autobiography Of God: Biopsy Of A Cognitive Reality

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