Quotes About Universe

The larger the universe gets, it seems, the smaller and less important we humans appear. As one novelist put it, the history of astronomy is the history of increasing humiliation.

From an atom to The Milky Way to The Cosmos itself, the perspectives of size is the greatest thought of immense confounding complexity.

He is here to show the worlds of The Cosmos the philosophy of the stars.

Meet not my creator will I for I am but a mere dot among dots within a dot on a black canvas of dots.

My philosophy begins with The Cosmos.

Of our world of war, we are ignorant of our insignificance in the universes.

One cannot say they have seen or know of God if they have not seen the grandest elements of The Cosmos with their own eyes.

Sadly, I know not clearly of the subject of physics. Instead, I learn of the complex human nature, the epic mind, The Grand Cosmos, and the unknownness beyond the edge of The Cosmos known as The Universe.

The Cosmos itself is God, for it is alive, it is Grand and it is the origin of all energies.

There shall be no narrowness in Him or in The Philosophy.

Think about the universe, and all we do not yet know, and feel excited for all the possibilities.

To know of All must be so wonderful.

To unlock the greatest mysteries we must accept that we are nothing and all that we do know is relative to the size of The Earth in the universes.

Understanding me, this, him isn't possible without first understanding that which created me, this and him and for that, you will need an eternity of knowledge.

We have explored this world and now is the time to explore the world in which our world resides.

Oh if only instead of being a hell, the universe had been an immense anus!

There was no moon. The sky was like black cotton batting that enveloped us in a way that felt like walking through clear water in a pool painted black. Very clear and cloudless was the night sky, so it was thick with stars. We even saw clusters of the dust from exploded supernovas deep in space, thousands of light years away.

Surely in the case of Aristotle the immutability of the divine being was due to its emptiness and internal immobility. No greater contrast is thinkable between the unmoved noesis noeeseoos of Aristotle and the Christian God. This appears particularly from the fact that the Bible does not hesitate to attribute all manner of activity to God...Herein lies the glory of the Christian doctrine of God, that the unchangeable one is in control of the change of the universe.

This is God's universe; we just live in it. He doesn't owe us anything. We owe him everything. What did you make? Nothing. He made everything. For everything you have, you owe him.

Western theology invariably asks the question: Are miracles possible? This of course addresses the Enlightenment problem of a closed universe. In much of Asia that is a non-question because the miraculous is assumed and fairly regularly experienced.—Hwa Yung

Everything since the beginning of time was working together to make my happiness possible: and then you. You walked into the audiovisual lab in your flannel shirt...and you fucked it up! You fucked everything up! Do you understand that? Because of you, the entire universe is ruined...forever!" --Kari, The Pavilion

I salute the light within your eyes where the whole universe dwells. For when you are at that center within you and I am at that place within me, we shall be one.

Closed in a room, my imagination becomes the universe, and the rest of the world is missing out.

Life is the literary result of my passionate love affair between self and the universe...