The world's rythem

Caution: This post may seem random, unorganised, confusing, and unexplanitory. I tried to just write as ideas popped into my head.

Dear self,

Does the world have a rythem?
The world God created is contained in time; It began, it will end, but until then it will always remain in the present.
So I have to wonder-
Do things in the world- the falling of rain, the beat of waves, the rolling of clouds, when we are born and dieing- does it all connect ssomehow? Pulled together by the same heartbeat?
Bunny trail: Things like space and mathmatics... they are amazing. They are so specific, semetrical, and perfect [or God's are, man's measurements can not be exact].
Did you know that the distance between the a nucleouse and electrons [of a single atom] is the same ratio as the distance between the sun and planets? [read that again if you have to]
That seems like a major "coincedence" [another example of a devine design.]I don't know much about it but science obviously shows the universe works so brilliantly with mathmatics.
So what about time? Isn't time and arithmatic rerlated? So in turn, would it be realted to the universe's...mathmatics? [again, this is tricky for me to think about because I really don't know much about it.] But obviously,we use arithmatic to keep track of time at least. Maybe, through some bigger design that God is undoubtedly capeble of, some things that would seem random to us- or unrelateable at least -really all have the same rythem. The direction and speed of windthe beat of a pulsar, the rate at wich a flower grows - could time be working with them in the same way that they would be traced back to the same beat?
Bunny trail: the mathmatical term pi is a seemingly infinate number. They can not dtermine the end, even with modern calculaters- they just round it off. It obviously does have an end though [or does it /:] but God is able to get that specific and detailed even though we can't. So even things that are relative, variables, and that seem to have no rythem- The scratcth of a pencil, the the flight of an arrow, a three year old's dance moves - could they also [when studied in great detail that maybe only God can do] have a rythem, a heartbeat in common? We are limmited after all.

have I been spelling "rythem" wrong this whole time...?

Well, anyhow, thanks for putting up with my ramblings [wich you obiously did, if you read this far]...

okloveyoubye.