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>look at the trees!!!
This but unironically. Absorb as much knowledge as you can about the structure, and use it to better feel the nature. A tree shares a biosphere with us, cells in an organism together in a sense. A layer deeper, we gradually exchange atoms back and forth with everything on the surface of the earth. A layer deeper than that, everything around us is a part of the same energy field, vibrating in tandem. Take that backwards and outwards a little bit, and what we can observe is a universe that contains particles in a vacuum stable field, and predisposes that matter to clump into habitable spheres and organic particles and for those organic particles to be advantaged by growing and accumulating and developing mind and temporality, life. A universe of connected forces, outcomes shifted by some force that generates innate random change at a subatimic level, all predisposed to the creation of life, which began in a flash of light.
Some form of deism always would've seemed reasonable, even when we could sit under a tree and just sense it in nature. And now, with us knowing what we know, it really is no less reasonable.
Who knows, maybe all possibilities exist and life is unfathomably rare out side our universe or doesn't exist at all. Hard to say much from our sample size of 1. But if ours is all that is, or if there are other worlds and they are or at least often are similar to our own, then the tendency to life is just set into the physical order of things. You can read that as pointing to a creator, or simply to a unity of all things and a lot of unanswered questions, but either way there is something profound to be gleaned from the way all levels of our reality are aligned in the creation of life I think.

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