Moon rocks, that is, rocks from moon. These are geological matters from the earth’s moon that were propelled from the moon into the earth’s atmosphere, and did not evaporate due to heat and crashed to the ground on earth. To find out more, see this page from NASA about lunar meteorite.
This is an analogy to illustrate that many of us might not realise so many moon rocks are on earth: the limit of our thought hinder us in realising that God is far nearer to us, and more often than we know. It is not a very good analogy, but it is useful to break up the barrier in our mind that might have limited our expectation of God. This could mean we limit God to what we think God is able to do. Or we value judge God that he is only interested in this sort of people and not others.
Who is God that wants to be part of every detail of our lives?
