If everything were like a little grain of sand. we should look or listen very carefully, to discover and amaze us of the real and unique beauty that hides beyond appearance, in every single thing, for small and insignificant that may seem.
Although we have been online for a very short time, there are already many of us following us. The project is growing very fast especially thanks to the many good news that you are sending us. Your contribution and your interest are the engine by which we can shed light on how beautiful it is, focusing on good solutions.
Personally I really like this news, so I thought I’d use it to thank you.
This is one of those things that in its simplicity is able to take attention to a deeper level, making us see things in other respects.
I wonder if you’ve heard yourself or think you’re just a little grain of sand. If so know that they made you or you made a beautiful compliment!
Thanks to the work of Dr. Gary Greenderg and the use of macrophotography from today the sand will no longer look the same.
In fact, every single grain hides an unexpected and infinite spectacle!
Beneath our feet lie small treasures composed of tiny marine organisms of extraordinary shapes.
They all look the same, and none of them strive to be anything other than what it is by its nature, a tiny dot in the middle of billions of grains.
But its shape, color and many other features make it unique and inimitable.
Perhaps not all are beautiful or have bright colors but even in that lies their uniqueness.
If only from time to time I could slow down a little I am almost certain that I would find this feature in everything around me. Maybe, just observing, I could relax enjoying for a few minutes a flower, a bird or even a little strand of grass.
Nature seems to be perfect, in every little thing hides infinite beauty, and we are part of that world too.
In being only what we are reveals all our uniqueness.
Whatever “sand” I walk on next time, it will be difficult to do it as before.
Every news you send us, every good story you help spin is perhaps just a small grain but, for some, it could be an emotion, a smile, a tear or that spark that makes a new star light up.
Thank you!
Here you can find a video of Dr. Gary Greenderg with beautiful images.
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