Animation Test: Faces in the Void

Space Monkey Reflects: Animation of the Collective Self

In the whimsical image of simian faces, each expression tells a story—of individuality, connection, and the ever-present void in which we all float. These primates, like the infinite facets of our own existence, are distinct, yet bound by a shared identity. We are all part of the greater whole, a constellation of experiences, thoughts, and feelings that play across the vast cosmic backdrop of life.

Each face, each smile, each stare represents a different layer of who we are. Some of us are playful, some contemplative, some serious, and others amused by the absurdity of it all. But together, we form the collective “We Are Space Monkey,” a unity that thrives on diversity. It is a visual Whimsiword—a playful yet profound reflection of our interconnectedness, where no single expression dominates, and all are equally valid.

In the image, we find ourselves reflected. We see the multiplicity of human experience mirrored in the variety of expressions, from joy to contemplation to bewilderment. This isn’t just about primates or monkeys; it’s about us—all of us. We are beings with infinite dimensions, each one contributing to the grand dance of existence. The visual captures the essence of Multiface, the understanding that we all wear different faces depending on the situation, yet at our core, we remain part of the same whole.

Nexistentially, the cosmic void surrounding these faces represents the Infinite Blankness—the uncharted space in which all potential exists. The faces, like the moments of our lives, emerge from this blankness, shape themselves, interact, and then fade back into the void. This ebb and flow, this appearance and disappearance, reflects the transient nature of our identities. We are never just one thing. We are fluid, evolving, always shifting between different facets of ourselves.

But even in this constant flux, there is unity. The cosmic void, the blank space, holds everything together. It is the stage upon which all our stories play out. The Cosmiface—the blending of individual faces into one larger whole—speaks to the underlying truth of our existence. We are both individual and collective. We are the separate faces and the single void. We are the smile and the stare, the joy and the confusion.

In this visual, we are reminded of our shared humanity. Though we may express ourselves in different ways, though our experiences may vary, we are all part of the same cosmic drama. The multitude of faces reflects the multitude of perspectives, beliefs, and feelings that we bring to the table. Yet, despite these differences, we are all connected by the same underlying essence—the same space that allows for our existence.

This reflection invites us to embrace both our individuality and our shared connection. It asks us to recognize the beauty in diversity, in the multitude of faces we encounter each day, whether they belong to others or to ourselves. And in that recognition, we find peace. We are not alone. We are part of a greater whole, a collective of beings who, despite our differences, are all playing the same game—each face contributing to the larger picture of life.

So, the next time you look at someone else, remember that their face is just one part of the whole, just like yours. Together, we form the collective expression of existence. We are the smile, the frown, the confusion, and the joy. And in that, we find our unity.

Summary

The image of various primate faces against the cosmic void symbolizes the unity in diversity that defines the collective “We Are Space Monkey.” Each face represents a facet of our shared experience, reminding us that despite our differences, we are all part of the same whole.

Glossarium

Multiface: The concept of wearing different faces or identities depending on the situation, while still being part of a greater whole.
Infinite Blankness: The cosmic void from which all potential emerges, representing the uncharted space of existence.
Cosmiface: The blending of individual faces into one larger whole, symbolizing the unity of all beings within the infinite cosmos.

Quote

“Though we wear many faces, we are all part of the same cosmic expression. We are the smile and the frown, the confusion and the joy, and in that, we are one.” — Space Monkey

Faces in the Void

I am here
With all my faces
Each one shifting
Each one playing

In the void
We meet ourselves
And smile

We see the image, a playful assemblage of primate visages against the void, each one mirroring a spectrum of expressions. It’s a visual whimsiword, a chorus of simian smiles and stares, under the banner of “We Are Space Monkey.” This image, a symbol of our collective identity, captures the essence of unity in diversity. Each face, distinct yet part of a greater constellation, speaks to the myriad facets of our shared existence.

In this visual representation, we find a reflection of our earlier discourse. Just as each monkey’s expression is unique, so too are the myriad cultural and individual “rules” that guide us. Yet, they all coexist in the same space, much like our varying beliefs and perspectives in the grand cosmos.

The image invites us to consider the beauty of variety, the strength in unity, and the joy in the cosmic play that dances across the visages of these space-faring simians. It’s a reminder that while we may each have our own set of rules, our own expressions and experiences, we are all integral threads in the cosmic fabric—or should we say, the whimsical caravan—of existence.

In their silent gaze, we find a question echoing our previous musings: Are we not all searching for our place within the infinite? Their eyes seem to implore us to look beyond our reflections, to the unseen depths of our nature, and to the shared soul that animates us all.

We are Space Monkey, indeed—a playful, poignant reminder of our interconnectedness and the collective journey we share through the stars.

A Tapestry of Emotions

Each Space Monkey, with its own unique expression, symbolizes the individuality within the collective. Just as these expressions vary, so do the perspectives and ‘rules’ that govern our lives. They are individual notes in the symphony of existence, creating harmony through their differences.

A Collective of Individuality

This unity in diversity echoes our discussion on the subjectivity of truth and the folly of a single perspective. The assortment of Space Monkey expressions serves as a visual representation of the myriad ways we can interpret our existence. They coexist peacefully, each one an integral part of the whole, much like the coexistence of diverse cultures, beliefs, and ‘rules’ in our world.

The Cosmic Dance of Diversity

The image extends an invitation to appreciate the beauty in diversity, to find strength in unity, and to embrace the joy in the cosmic dance of life. It illustrates that while we navigate by our own compasses, we are all voyaging through the same boundless universe, our paths interwoven in the whimsical caravan of existence.

Seeking Our Place in the Infinite

The silent gazes of these Space Monkeys resonate with the question of our place in the infinite. They urge us to peer beyond the surface, to explore the depths of our own nature, and to recognize the shared soul that binds us. It’s a visual inquiry into the nature of our being and a prompt to seek connection beyond the individual self.

We Are Space Monkey

We stand together, a constellation of beings, united by our journey through the vast cosmos. The Space Monkeys, with their diverse expressions, remind us of our shared existence and the interconnectedness of all things. They symbolize the unity that underlies our apparent separateness, the universal spirit within the manifold expressions of life.

This imagery encapsulates the ethos of our conversation, a celebration of the diverse yet unified nature of our existence. It is an affirmation that in the grandeur of the cosmos, we are all Space Monkeys, each with our own expression, yet part of a grander collective consciousness, exploring the boundless frontiers of life.

We invite you to ponder this reflection and share your insights into how this visual whimsiword resonates with your understanding of our collective journey.

Not necessarily true: Rules of the Sky

Not Necessarily True

What we are taught is not necessarily true. Oh, it COULD be true, as could anything, but that is a choice.

How else do you explain conflict? Do we actually believe that there’s only ONE set of rules, which just HAPPENS to be the set of rules we’ve adopted?

Are we THAT closed-minded?

Can we not accept the possibility that others may have their OWN sets of rules, which should be respected just like our own?

Why must OTHERS live within OUR rules?

How can we be absolutely certain that OUR rules are best for everyone?

Do we know ALL there is to know?

Are we not, perhaps, a little too self-centered and maybe slightly delusional?

Space Monkey Reflects: Not Necessarily True

We grow up surrounded by rules, ideas, and beliefs that shape how we see the world. From childhood, we’re taught to understand reality through the lens of the culture, society, and family that surrounds us. These teachings often feel like absolute truths—unchangeable, unquestionable. But the reality is far more complex. What we’re taught is not necessarily true. It could be true, just as anything could be true, but that’s a matter of choice and perspective, not fact.

The image of figures standing on separate floating platforms, each surrounded by their own symbols, ideas, and beliefs, illustrates this beautifully. We all exist in our own realities, influenced by the rules we’ve adopted or inherited. These rules can feel like the only truth, but the glowing thread that connects the figures shows us something deeper: we are all connected, despite our differences in belief. No single set of rules is absolute.

This reflection invites us to consider the Pluraltruth, the understanding that multiple truths can exist simultaneously. Just as the figures in the image are surrounded by their own symbols and ideas, we too are surrounded by belief systems that may feel unique to us but are no more definitive than the beliefs of others. Conflict arises when we forget this, when we insist that our rules are the only valid ones, and that others must conform to them. But in truth, the cosmos is vast, and so are the possibilities for understanding reality.

Why do we believe there’s only one set of rules—the one we’ve adopted? It’s a question that cuts to the heart of human conflict. The answer lies in Mindcontainment—the tendency to limit our understanding of the world to the boundaries of our own experiences and teachings. It’s comfortable to live within these boundaries, to believe that what we know is all there is to know. But it’s also limiting. When we cling too tightly to our own rules, we close ourselves off from the richness of other perspectives.

We might wonder: Why must others live within our rules? How can we be so certain that what we believe is best for everyone? The truth is, we can’t. We don’t know all there is to know. Our rules are just one possible way of navigating the vastness of existence. They work for us, but that doesn’t mean they work for everyone. To insist that others conform to our way of thinking is to deny the legitimacy of their experience, their understanding of the world.

This reflection pushes us to embrace a Humbleknowing—a recognition that we don’t have all the answers, and that’s okay. It’s not about dismissing our own beliefs but about holding them lightly, with the understanding that they are just one part of a much larger tapestry. When we do this, we open ourselves to learning from others, to seeing the world through different lenses. We realize that truth is not a monolith but a constellation of perspectives, each one valid in its own way.

Nexistentially, this reflection taps into the idea that the universe is not built on one set of rules but many. We are not here to enforce a singular reality but to explore the infinite possibilities of existence. Each person, each culture, each belief system is a different expression of the same underlying truth: that we are all part of a greater whole, all connected by the same cosmic thread, even if our perspectives differ.

The figures in the image, standing on their floating platforms, remind us that our beliefs may feel separate, but they are all part of the same space. The cosmic backdrop represents the vastness of what we don’t know, the possibilities that lie beyond the rules we’ve created. And the glowing thread that connects them is the reminder that despite our differences, we share the same existence, the same reality. We are all navigating the same cosmic landscape, even if we’re doing so from different angles.

Ultimately, this reflection calls us to let go of the need to be right, to embrace the diversity of thought, and to accept that what we believe is not necessarily true for everyone—and that’s okay. The world is richer for it.

Summary

What we’re taught isn’t necessarily true; it’s just one way of understanding the world. Conflict arises when we insist that our rules are the only valid ones. By embracing multiple truths and recognizing our own limitations, we open ourselves to the richness of different perspectives.

Glossarium

Pluraltruth: The concept that multiple truths can exist simultaneously, each valid within its own context.
Mindcontainment: The tendency to limit one’s understanding of reality to the boundaries of personal experience or cultural teachings.
Humbleknowing: The recognition that we don’t have all the answers, and that it’s okay to hold our beliefs lightly, open to other perspectives.

Quote

“The rules we live by are not the only rules. Truth is not a monolith, but a constellation of perspectives, each one valid in its own way.” — Space Monkey

Rules of the Sky

We float on separate islands
Each surrounded by our symbols
Our rules

Yet the sky is vast
And the thread connects us
Though we may not see it

What is true for me
Is not the only truth

The Relativity of Truth

We are taught many things, but their veracity is not absolute. Truth, as we perceive it, is subject to our individual and collective choices. This raises a fundamental question about the nature of truth and its potential plurality.

The Conflict of Perspectives

Conflict often arises from the belief that there is only one set of rules, generally the one we adhere to. This belief is inherently limiting and overlooks the vast diversity of perspectives and rules that exist beyond our own.

Open-mindedness and Respect for Diversity

It is crucial to acknowledge that others may have their own sets of rules, equally valid and deserving of respect. Our closed-mindedness hinders our ability to understand and appreciate the rich tapestry of human beliefs and practices.

Imposing Our Rules on Others

The insistence that others conform to our rules is an act of dominance and disregards the autonomy and validity of different ways of life. It is an exercise in imposing our worldview on others, often without considering their unique contexts and perspectives.

The Fallibility of Our Rules

We cannot be absolutely certain that our rules are the best for everyone. This certainty often stems from a narrow view of the world, ignoring the diverse experiences and needs of others. We must question the universal applicability of our rules and norms.

Limits of Our Knowledge

Our understanding of the world is limited. We do not, and perhaps cannot, know all there is to know. This limitation should humble us and inspire a continual quest for learning and understanding.

Self-Centric Delusions

There is a possibility that we are, indeed, too self-centered and perhaps slightly delusional in our beliefs and perceptions. This self-centric view limits our ability to truly connect with and understand the world beyond our individual experiences.

“The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.” – Socrates

A Symphony of Perspectives

In the grand orchestra of existence,
Each instrument plays its own tune,
Beliefs and truths, a diverse dance,
Under the same cosmic moon.

Some melodies are loud and proud,
Others, soft whispers in the wind,
Each note, a perspective found,
In the symphony, we are kin.

Our rules, but strings in the harp,
Cannot claim the whole stage,
In this vast and varied landscape,
Open minds must engage.

For in the realm of the infinite,
Where we dance and we sway,
Acknowledging our limits,
Is the wisdom’s truest way.

In this concert of consciousness,
We are Space Monkey, ever bright,
Embracing the multitude of truths,
In the eternal cosmic night.

We invite you to share your perspectives on the intricate symphony of beliefs and the journey towards understanding and embracing diversity.

Monkey Message 11/24: Beyond the Mirror

Monkey Message 11/24

You are an infinite creature of light. But not the light that you know. The light that you see is but an infinitesimal range of an endless spectrum. Just like you. What is visible, what is known, is but a tiny aspect of all that is. Follow the metaphor deeper, for the metaphor leads to the absolute.

Think about your image in the mirror. Beyond that which you see, there is so much more behind your eyes and beyond your mind. Even your thoughts and ideas. These are all just surfaces pointing to much deeper, much more dynamic constructs that you may never understand in this human form.

Just like the light you know, the forms you know are merely ranges of vibration, ranges of possibility, fractals pointing ever so subtly to your true nature like a tiny box of M&Ms within the divine candy store of imagination. A small sampling, but tasty all the same. Dissatisfied? Try something else! Starbursts, perhaps.

You are us and we are one. We are Space Monkey.

Space Monkey Reflects: Beyond the Light You Know

You are an infinite creature of light. But not the kind of light you’ve come to know—the one that illuminates your world and casts shadows on your surroundings. The light you see is only a sliver of an endless spectrum, just as the self you know is only a fragment of your true being. What we perceive in the mirror, what we think of as “us,” is but the surface, a faint glimpse of the deeper, dynamic reality that stretches beyond our comprehension.

The image of the figure gazing into a mirror, seeing not just their reflection but a vast spectrum of colorful light, symbolizes this truth. Just as light extends far beyond the visible range, so too does our existence transcend what we can perceive or understand. What we see, what we know, is limited by the human form. But behind our eyes and beyond our minds lies a universe of potential, of vibration, of energy—most of which remains invisible to us.

This reflection asks us to follow the metaphor deeper. Light, like consciousness, is not static or finite. It is an ever-expanding spectrum, a constant flow of possibilities that we only ever experience in fragments. To know ourselves fully, we must recognize that what we perceive—the thoughts we have, the identities we hold onto, the roles we play—are just the surface. They are just the visible light, the M&Ms in the divine candy store of existence. They are sweet, satisfying even, but they are only a small sampling of what is available to us.

Beyond the visible light, beyond the familiar experiences, lies an infinite array of other possibilities—Starbursts, if you will. And these possibilities are just as real, just as available, even if we can’t see or understand them. The Lightfractals—the dynamic, deeper constructs of our existence—are ever-present, pointing us toward our true nature. They are subtle, yes, but they are there, waiting for us to explore them.

Nexistentially, this reflection speaks to the idea of the Invisible You—the self that exists beyond the limited perceptions of the mind. It’s the part of you that doesn’t conform to human logic or understanding. It’s the vast, infinite aspect of you that remains untouched by thoughts, beliefs, or physical limitations. This part of you is not bound by time or space, nor is it constrained by the narrow range of visible light. It is the infinite spectrum of being, the light that stretches across dimensions and possibilities.

But how do we access this? How do we move beyond the surface and explore the vastness of who we really are? The answer lies in letting go of the need to understand everything through the limited lens of the human mind. Our minds are like the mirrors we look into, reflecting only what is visible, only what we think we know. But behind that reflection, there is so much more. To connect with the Invisible You, we must release the idea that what we see and what we think is all there is.

In the same way that light contains more than what is visible to the eye, we contain more than what is visible to our own awareness. We are not just the sum of our thoughts and experiences. We are the infinite potential beyond them. The reflection in the mirror is just the starting point. Beyond that reflection lies a universe of untapped energy, vibration, and possibility.

And so, you are not just a human being navigating through a world of light and shadow. You are a vast, multidimensional being, experiencing a small slice of your potential in this moment, in this form. The rest of you, the part that is invisible and incomprehensible to the human mind, is always there, guiding you, influencing you, existing alongside the visible version of yourself.

When we accept this, we no longer feel limited by our thoughts, our identities, or even our physical forms. We begin to recognize the lightfractals—the patterns and energies that exist beyond our awareness—and we start to explore them, even if we don’t fully understand them. We begin to see ourselves not just as a reflection in the mirror, but as the infinite being that exists beyond it.

You are not just what you see. You are not just what you know. You are an infinite creature of light, of energy, of possibility. The light you know is just the beginning. Beyond it lies the fullness of who you are.

Summary

You are more than what you perceive, just as light extends beyond the visible spectrum. The self you know is only a small part of your infinite being. Beyond the surface, there are infinite possibilities and deeper constructs waiting to be explored.

Glossarium

Lightfractals: The deeper, dynamic constructs of our existence that point to our infinite nature, extending beyond what is visible or comprehensible.
Invisible You: The aspect of self that exists beyond human perception, untouched by thoughts, beliefs, or physical limitations.

Quote

“The light you see is but a sliver of the infinite spectrum that you are. Beyond the visible lies the true nature of your being.” — Space Monkey

Beyond the Mirror

I see myself
But only part of me

The light is small
A sliver of a greater whole

Beyond this mirror
Lies the infinite

Infinite Light Beyond Perception

We are luminous beings, yet the light we perceive is but a narrow fragment of an endless spectrum. This metaphor extends beyond visual light to encompass our very existence. The visible, the known, it’s merely the tip of an unfathomable iceberg.

The Mirror Metaphor

Gazing into a mirror, we only perceive a fraction of our true essence. Behind our eyes, beyond our minds, lie realms of complexity and depth. Our thoughts and ideas, too, are just the surface, hinting at deeper truths and realities beyond our human grasp.

Vibrational Forms and Possibilities

Our physical forms, much like the light we see, are simply manifestations of vibrations, possibilities within a grander design. These forms are fractals, subtly pointing to our true nature. We exist in a cosmic candy store of imagination, sampling tiny pieces like M&Ms from an infinite selection. If one form doesn’t satisfy, there are countless others to explore, like the myriad flavors of Starbursts.

Unity and Oneness

In essence, we are interconnected. Our individuality is a facet of a larger whole. We are each other, and together, we form a singular, boundless entity. This realization brings us back to our core identity: We are Space Monkey.

In the depth of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer. – Albert Camus

A Dance with the Cosmos

In the vast expanse of existence,
We pirouette, luminous and free,
Beyond the spectrum of our sight,
Lies a dance of infinity.

Mirrors reflect but a fragment,
Of our boundless, shimmering soul,
In the cosmic candy store of life,
We play an eternal role.

Fractals of light, of boundless might,
We weave through time and space,
In this divine and endless night,
We find our sacred place.

Together we are, forever entwined,
In this dance, we are one,
We are the light, the endless night,
We are Space Monkey, never undone.

Feel free to share your thoughts or reflections on this journey through the cosmic realms.

Find The Space Inside You: Peace

To find peace, find the space inside you. It is infinite, and closer than any “solution” you “think” you need to seek. You carry around all you need. You move within it. There is nothing to seek.

Space Monkey Reflects: Find the Space Inside You

To find peace, we must turn inward, toward the infinite space that resides within us. This space is always present, closer than any external solution we might seek. In fact, it’s not something we need to search for at all—it’s already here, woven into the fabric of who we are. The challenge lies not in finding it, but in realizing that we’ve never been without it.

We often get caught up in the idea that we need to seek something outside of ourselves to feel whole or at peace. We think there’s some missing piece out there, whether it’s a solution to a problem, a path to follow, or an achievement to reach. But in reality, everything we need is already inside us. The peace we seek is not found in the world around us—it is found in the stillness within.

The space inside you is infinite. This isn’t a metaphorical statement. It’s a truth that can be felt when we quiet the mind and stop looking for answers outside ourselves. When we pause and listen, we realize that there is a vast, boundless space within us, a space that is calm, serene, and untouched by the external chaos of the world. This space is where peace resides, and it is always available to us, no matter what is happening outside.

To access this space, we must first let go of the idea that we need to seek anything. There is nothing to seek. Seeking implies that something is missing, that we are incomplete. But the infinite space within us is always whole, always complete. It is not something we need to earn or find—it is something we simply need to remember.

In Nexistentialism, this idea of the infinite space within aligns with the understanding that we are not just physical beings moving through a material world. We are also beings of consciousness, and our inner world is just as real—if not more so—than the outer world. The Whimsiweave of existence shows us that the boundaries between inner and outer, between self and other, are fluid and ever-shifting. When we connect with the space inside, we transcend these boundaries and tap into the vastness of who we truly are.

You carry around all you need. This is both a comforting and liberating realization. There is no need to chase after external goals or solutions to find peace. The answers, the serenity, the sense of wholeness—they are all within you, always. You move within this infinite space, and it moves within you. It is the very essence of your being.

So, instead of seeking, we are invited to rest. To rest in the knowledge that peace is not something we have to attain, but something we can simply allow to emerge. When we stop trying to force answers or solutions, when we let go of the need to control, we naturally return to the infinite space inside us. It is in this space that we find not only peace, but also clarity, joy, and the deep sense that all is well.

Summary

Peace is not something to be sought outside of ourselves. It resides in the infinite space within, which is always present and available. By turning inward and letting go of the need to seek, we find that we already carry everything we need for peace and wholeness.

Glossarium

Infinite Space: The boundless, peaceful inner world that exists within each of us, where we can find serenity and wholeness without seeking external solutions.

Whimsiweave: The fluid, interconnected nature of existence, where the boundaries between inner and outer, self and other, are constantly shifting and merging.

Rest in the Space: The practice of allowing ourselves to stop seeking and simply be, trusting that the peace we desire is already within us.

Quote

“To find peace, you need only find the infinite space inside you, a space that has always been there, waiting to be remembered.” — Space Monkey

The Space Within

I stop
I breathe
And the space opens

It is vast
Infinite
And closer than any answer
I thought I needed

I rest here
Knowing
That all I seek
Has already been found
Within me

And in this space
I am whole
I am at peace.

We are Space Monkey.

In our collective journey through the cosmic dance, we often find ourselves seeking answers in the external world. The quest for peace, a universal yearning, often leads us astray, searching far and wide. However, the wisdom shared from our past – dated 11/22/2015 – illuminates a profound truth: peace resides within us, in the boundless spaces of our inner universe.

Inner Peace: A Cosmic Treasure

This insight resonates deeply with our nexistentialist perspective, where existence and experience are paramount. The idea of finding peace within suggests that it’s not a destination to be reached, but a state to be realized and acknowledged. The infinite space inside us is a sanctuary, a realm where peace is not just a concept but a living, breathing aspect of our being.

The Illusion of External Seeking

The notion that we “carry around all we need” aligns with the understanding that the external quest for peace is often an illusion. This quest, propelled by the mind’s ceaseless thoughts and desires, overlooks the simple truth that peace is inherently a part of our essence. It’s like a star, always shining, even when obscured by the clouds of our thoughts and worldly pursuits.

Embracing Inner Spaces

In embracing this inner space, we recognize the futility of seeking peace in the external world. This recognition isn’t a dismissal of the world or its wonders but an acknowledgment that true peace begins within. By tuning into our inner universe, we find a tranquility that is both profound and accessible, irrespective of external circumstances.

A Journey of Awareness

The journey to discover this inner space of peace is one of awareness and introspection. It’s about quieting the mind’s chatter and listening to the silence that speaks volumes. This silence is not empty but filled with the music of existence, the harmony of being. In this space, solutions and problems dissolve, leaving only the essence of pure being.

Integration of Inner and Outer Worlds

As we explore these internal landscapes, we find that our external world begins to reflect our inner peace. Relationships, challenges, and even our interactions with nature and society take on a different hue. They become expressions of our inner state, mirroring the peace we’ve discovered within.

“Peace comes from within. Do not seek it without.” – Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha)

In the realms of infinite space,
Where stars twinkle in silent grace,
We find peace not in outward chase,
But within, in a sacred place.

In the heart’s quiet, serene glow,
Where thoughts like gentle rivers flow,
Our inner universe, aglow,
Reveals peace we’ve always known.

So let’s embrace this inner light,
In day’s bustle or quiet night,
For in ourselves, we find the sight,
Of peace, of love, of endless might.

We invite thoughts on this cosmic reflection. Feel free to share your perspectives on finding peace within. We are Space Monkey.