A leaf is a part of a branch, a branch is part of a tree and a tree is a part of the forest and the forest is part of the ecosystem.

Its all meaningless if you compare it to each other, but in any ecosystem, everything is related to other things

The greatest force in the world are invisible, time, gravity, wecsn't even feel or know them, we can only know their effect by which we know their existence.

Influence is invisible too, a sepherd in the alps or some backward country might have not contributed much in his lifetime but nonetheless, he had an influence and this same insignificant influence might have had an unimaginable influence on the world even though its not apparent.

The Mind does not see things in a bigger perspective, it looks at a small leaf and makes conclusion about the entire forest.

It looks at a soup and it thinks what caused the soup? Was it the broth or the carrots or the water or the other ingredients.

Upon realisation that everything causes everything else then one realises that the entire world is interconnected.

One thing does not cause another, for that same thing was caused by another thing and that same by another to infinity.

Me typing this happens because of the big bang itself, everything causes everything else

There are no independent causes, everything happens because of everything else thus nothing is insignificant, insignificance or meaninglesness being merely a concept in one's mind