On awe and wonder and belief in God

The biggest question of all is, How is it possible that anything exists at all? I don't have an answer for you there, that's one of the questions I hope to have resolved when I die. Maybe at some point I will get some information, but presently I haven't the faintest. There happens to be a God, but even if there weren't, it's self-defeating to lose your sense of awe and wonder. Awe and wonder will fuel your curiosity, you will be looking for the mysteries, and there are mysteries. The things we take for granted are really mind-boggling feats of engineering. The fact that you can see infinite shades of colors in a sunset, that is a marvel of engineering. The fact that you can identify someone's voice in a few milliseconds, that's a marvel of engineering. People think of God as up in the clouds, but if you knew how much of God's intelligence and consciousness are present in your body, you would probably go insane. Next time you are looking for your keys, think of how many hairs are growing on your head without any effort on your part.