Unimaginable Beauty
March 26, 2011 6 Comments
With all the trauma that has happened in Japan recently, I thought I would share something that I found this morning. It is incredibly tranquil and arguably one of the most satisfying four minutes I have spent today.
This aquarium is located in Okinawa, Japan. I have been so captivated by the footage that was shot here, that I have watched this several times. The scale of the creatures in this video made my ten-year old stand with her jaw wide open. I have to admit that I don’t blame her.
It is important to remember that while the tragedy in Japan is significant, and the effects will be lasting, cities will be rebuilt, and the people that have been lost will be remembered, and that life will move on. It always does. Life always finds a way to keep moving.
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Beauty lives on, even in the darkest of places. A flower can grow even in the barrenest of wastelands. Thanks for sharing!
Couldn’t have said it better myself…thanks for stopping by
Life is beautiful that way.
Very true…thanks for stopping by today
Wow. I say that in a breathless, wide-eyed manner…this is stunning. It almost brings tears to my eyes with its unbelievable scale and tranquility. As a Christian, I believe God created creatures like this simply to give us pleasure and remind us that we are but a tiny fraction of the amazing, indescribably beautiful life in this universe. And I thank Him for that regularly, especially when I see something like this. Thank you for sharing.
I know right!! My kids loved it too…they keep asking about it.