By Rebbeca Campbell
The magnitude and majesty of the sky has besotted, intrigued and inspired humans since time began. Mystics, theologians, philosophers, scientists, visionaries, saints, poets, and wise elders through the ages have all grappled with the difficulty of explaining the mystery of the Cosmos and our place in the Universe.
The Collins English Dictionary defines cosmic as ‘belonging or relating to the Universe.’ The Earth of course is part of the cosmos, we are too.Scientists have long been saying that we’re made of stardust. It’s not a poetic statement, it’s a fact – we’re deeply connected to the Universe at a cellular level. Your body – right down to your organs, your cells, and your bones – is made of ancient exploded stars.