I sat on my couch, sipping hot tea as I waited for Jyoti's call. She'd been going through a tough time after her recent breakup, and I wanted to help her move forward. she used to call me Professor, despite i have no degrees .
"Hey, Professor!" she said, her voice brightening up the room. "Thanks for taking my call."
"No problem, Jyoti," I replied, smiling. "I'm always here to listen. And don't worry about me being a perpetual bachelor – I've been single forever, and I know what it's like to be lost in the vastness of dating space!"
Jyoti laughed. "Yeah, I can imagine! So, what's your take on this whole dark matter thing?"
I grinned. "Well, did you know that dark matter is actually invisible? It's a type of matter that we can't see or directly detect, but its presence affects the way galaxies move and form stars."
Jyoti's eyes lit up with curiosity. "Whoa, really? That sounds like some sci-fi movie stuff!"
I chuckled. "Kind of! But think about it – if dark matter is invisible, then maybe God is too. Maybe we can't see the divine directly, but its presence shapes our lives and guides us towards new discoveries and adventures."
Jyoti's voice grew thoughtful. "You mean, like... we're all just floating in space, trying to find our way back to each other?"
I nodded. "Kind of! But think about it – if dark matter is invisible, then maybe God is too. Maybe we can't see the divine directly, but its presence shapes our lives and guides us towards new discoveries and adventures."
As we talked, I couldn't help but think of my own life, stuck in a perpetual state of singledom. But as I listened to Jyoti's struggles, I realized that maybe being single wasn't so bad after all.
"You know what they say about the universe, Jyoti?" I said, smiling wryly. "That it's always expanding? Well, maybe my heart is too – slowly but surely!"
Jyoti laughed. "You're amazing , Professor! But seriously, thanks for listening and sharing your wisdom with me."
I smiled, feeling grateful myself. "That's what friends are for, Jyoti! And remember – even in the vastness of space, we're never truly alone. There's always room for growth, discovery, and new adventures waiting to be made!"
As we hung up, I felt a sense of peace settle over me, knowing that Jyoti was on her way to finding her own cosmic path ahead. And who knows – maybe one day, I'll find my own dark matter to guide me towards love.