What if it was all an accident?

What if it was all an accident? Professor Brian Greene says there may be no deeper explanation for why the universe is the way it is. When asked whether the answer could be God, he explains that he doesn’t believe in a figure sitting above us pulling the strings. Instead, he sees religion as something humans have created to help us make sense of uncertainty, death and the unknown. But he also believes religion can be a positive force. Giving yourself over to something you believe is bigger than yourself, and giving over momentarily that you being more powerful, deeply in our nature. I am praying if I have a word to give a word to it. I am praying to a larger power, recognizing that this prayer is going to deaf ears, there's nothing else out there to hear it, makes me better. I don't believe in traditional religious practices. Do I pray on occasion? Yeah, that I'm praying to an actual, I do not. But and giving over momentarily that you being more powerful, deeply in our nature. I am praying if I have a word to give a word to it. I am praying to a larger power, recognizing that this prayer is going to deaf ears, there's nothing else out there to hear it, makes me better.