I look up at the sky nearly every day >_>

Thank you for this short and to the point journal entry.

I do look at the sky every time I go outside, and especially at night when I look at the constellations. It's kind of scary looking at them....

i find fascination on the ground that is closer and easier for me to explore. but i do also look up, especially at night. to stare into a depth that is infinite. filled with worlds like and unlike our own, circling all those lights which are suns, like and unlike our own.

i do not know bird spirits, though i'm sure they are fine people too. the ones i know live in the forest, between the mystery of the trees.
perhaps if i had grown up in deserts i would know eagles and hawks. if i grew up in cities i would know more about this thing called shame.
but i grew up in forests, so i know deer and bear and mountain lion and porcupine and skunk and pine martin. those people.

i know only about this thing called creator, the words of men. but i know something big, friendly and invisible gives great hugs.

i do not know of one thing being over another. again only in the words of men is this a thing i hear. it is not a thing i see, with either eye.

I do look at the sky, but then I get depressed from the sight of smog sometimes.

I sometimes look up. And then I'm disappointed by light pollution drowning out all the stars. Though, that problem is fixed if I find myself in the middle of absolutely nowhere, y'know?

I look up at the sky all the time myself. Weather is fascinating and always changing. I always want to look into the distance too. I live near several prisons and I think it's especially cruel that they transport prisoners in buses with no windows at eye level. The guards call them 'cattle cars.' That way they can never really see the outside. That would make me crazy. I just have to go to places like this.

I think you noticed on your recent visit to NYC that New Yorkers hardly ever look up and it's true.

Daytime sky? Eh, not too interesting here. In the summer occasionally one espies one of the only flying Avro Lancasters taking a small jaunt, but otherwise the sky here is rather boring during the day.

During the night? Too much light pollution. But what I do see makes me both sad and angry: We --- the human race --- went to the fucking moon what the hell happened, and why aren't we still there now?

I look up all the time actually. I love to see if I can find the Moon and the Stars when I get up before the Sun. I love seeing the sunrise in the morning. I love seeing the various clouds in the sky. I love seeing Angie pointing at a bird or a plane in the sky wondering what it might be. I love seeing the stars come out at night and finding the familiar constellations that I know like friends.

Of course, I was rapt by it when I visited Big Bend two years ago and could see not just the brightest stars, but the very Milky Way itself!

Dominus tecum

i look up every time im outside theres always so much to see! night or day!

There was a time in my life, not so long ago, when I always had my eyes downcast. It was strange the way even familiar places looked different once I was able to hold my head high again.

It is the source of great inspiration and where I send my voice in times of sadness and joy. I couldn't imagine NOT looking up to the sky.

p.s.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hyWpUruuG0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpKVRLgjtto
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mihsYu-F9Sw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULqjDg_YFCw

the music you posted is fantastic!!!!... I really like them!!!!.....

Thank you nîhkâna, it is quite different than the NAC / peyote music I usually listen to. I am happy to share.

you're very welcome... I apologize for my ignorance... what does nîhkâna mean?.....

Haha...no need for apology. It is Fox (Kickapoo/Meskwaki/Sauk) for 'My Friend'..

ooooh I see.... thank you very much for your explanation, my friend!!!.......

that`s a great thought, Juniper... we need to look to the sky more often... to be thankful for our blessings.........

THANK YOU
Thank you because this is one of the simple lessons that without, I wouldn't have seen the Eagle I did a day ago. It's about recognizing that we have to look in places that we don't usually do, in order t find the things we are looking for.
Thank you for reminding everyone this important lesson.

We don't look up,becase we have forgotten GOD.

We must look up and with in ,then we will find God our father.

Sadly with today's technology and modern lifestyle, we cant look at the stars anymore with what we call the light polution. Only in nature does the sky remain visible. And yes, that's sad, I wish I could see the starts shine in the sky at their brightest. Nowaday most ppl dont care and would rather use apps on their phones rather than see the real night sky, but its not really a choice :c

I grew up in the Silicon Valley, so the night sky was a dull black-purple, so the sight of stars in the sky was always amazing and unreal to me. Light pollution, as said above, makes the stars a rare curiosity for today's urban dweller.

It really has at least two meanings, doesn't it? ^!^

On the other paw, I see some value in the way animals like sunks tend to keep their senses low to the gound. Rather than out of shame, they are veiwing the world in ways that most overlook. Through patience and scrutiny, one can discover the extrordinary things in what most would assume is ordinary. ^!^

I like astronomy so looking up at the sky is kinda natural to me especially at night of course cause, being in a desert you get a bright sun in the eyes lol