You may not be aware - our cells are not unlike the universe, but in a far greater scale. I would like to first remind you of Big Bang. In the starting of the universe the void or nothingness has a huge explosion. Afterwards, the particles spins around and around to gather into a shape. That is, many spinning occur with same pattern going over and over again. The same process making our universe makes our body too. It is said to be a "chaos".

 

 An Experiment by Mandelbrot

He fed his IBM computer with a hundred year’s worth of cotton prices from the New York exchange. As a result the curves for daily and monthly price changes matched and the degree of variation had remained constant over a tumultuous 60-year period that saw two world wars and a depression."

 

Classical Chaos theory attempts to explain the fact that complex and unpredictable results can and will occur in systems that are sensitive to their initial conditions. A common example of this is known as the Butterfly Effect. It states that, in theory, the flutter of a butterfly's wings in China could, in fact, actually effect weather patterns in New York City, thousands of miles away. In other words, it is possible that a very small occurrence can produce unpredictable and drastic results by making a series of increasingly significant events.

So, what does it say about me?

I am a butterfly in my station in life. One action of me triggers a spinning effect that reproduces similar pattern of things happening around me. Does it say something about individual importance?