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I was searching for some info on sand and what each grain is made of, and I found the most incredible website by accident. This guy magnified sand 100 - 250 times to show what each grain is like. Turns out, each grain is unique and really cool looking! As always, the micro is a reflection of the beautiful wonder of the macro. The way each one is so unique is so fascinating. Can you believe this is what's below your feet when you stroll down by the waves? Have a look for yourself. http://www.sandgrains.com/Sand-Grains-Gallery.html These sand particles as seen under a microscope are my surprising source for meditation today.  Photo copyright Dr. Gary Greenberg
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