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If you think human perspectives can't change, consider space.

Space is there and the moon and the planet today and new hopes for knowledge and

peace of theirs and therefore as we stand for them, we ask God's blessings on the

most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man is ever

in Bach.

When we first left our atmosphere, we saw something. That changed everything. We

saw us from the outside. Astronauts call it the overview effect and it is

spiritually disruptive. Considering that only a few hundred humans have

ever gone to space, it's an exclusive view, one shared through a unique and

life altering experience. What can we learn from these modern day explorers?

What can we on earth take away into our lives so we don't have to leave our

planet to be transformed? Let's ask someone who's been there.

If I could just make people see what I'm seeing, perhaps they would also have

the same experience and we would stop fighting with each other over little

meaningless things. We can actually open our mind and see the universe around us

and expand our horizons of what we believe exists and become who we really are

explorers.

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