Being before the Big Bang
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The existence or non-existence of Space is Uncertain, a Single Particle of Space having no displacement, no angular momentum, no velocity of a speed and direction not being readily apparent.
A Particle of Space appearing as though it were Nothing, non-existent, in quantity existing as an omniscient, a Great Void; there being only “Darkness” upon the Deep.
The Particle wave function of a Singularity alone in the Emptiness exists as Pure Unadulterated Energy making a Humming Sound. OHM!
Nothingness, the Great The Void appearing only as a Darkness upon Deep before the Big Bang, if you want to use the word 'existence', although this term is dubious in relation to such an idea.
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One, that if the event that created the universe was indeed spontaneous, then what could have caused that spontaneous reaction?
Two, that if there is a powerful and sentient being or force that created the universe there are two questions as to this fact: Why would they do that? & Where did that powerful being/force come from?
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Lark_Truth wrote:Two thoughts:
One, that if the event that created the universe was indeed spontaneous, then what could have caused that spontaneous reaction?
Two, that if there is a powerful and sentient being or force that created the universe there are two questions as to this fact: Why would they do that? & Where did that powerful being/force come from?
Right on, Lark. Following the discussion here, I also conclude on your first thought. The something that caused the big bang to commence, could either be a) a set of changing circumstances that reached a tipping point and exploded into the current version of Being, or b) a sentient being caused the bang to go off in a particular way, that resulted in the seemingly consistent universe we observe, where the so-called laws of physics apply equally in all inertial reference planes.
Scientists generally hold to the first possibility, while religionists tend to believe in a sentient Creator. As for where did the supposed sentient being come from, that question seems to be beyond the reach of science and barely within the horizon of metaphysics. Interestingly, the Roman Pope warned scientists not to push cosmology that far. A safe assumption for believers is: The Creator was always there, no beginning or end as we conceive them, since time as we know it probably did not apply in the same way at that immense distance. That's pure speculation on my part, but it seems plausible. thx - CW
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Re: Being before the Big Bang
The following explanation is for your consideration. It’s intended for those who have the courage and curiosity to examine it freshly, free of any knowledge they have. Otherwise it will either be rejected as nonsense or blindly believed. Consequently, no understanding will take place.
Like all good stories, it begins a long time ago. In fact, it begins before the beginning of no beginning, before the beginning of time. All that existed was a consciousness and the absence of it, neither of which can be comprehended by the human brain. We will call this consciousness “Naught” for the lack of a better word because it is neither physical nor non-physical. Here again, this is a concept that cannot be comprehended by the brain.
Although this consciousness existed it wasn’t consciously aware of itself, just as a child isn’t consciously aware of its existence. As with a child, it eventually became consciously aware of its existence. It’s unknown how long it took Naught to be consciously aware of its existence, due to the absence of any reference. As with a child, conscious awareness produces the desire to understand itself. In turn, the child asks, “why?”
Naught’s desire to understand itself created an unexpected spontaneous eruption which resulted in the creation of the non-physical world. If you are wondering why, observe and examine what’s necessary for you to understand anything. Doesn’t it require seeing and experiencing something different from itself. Thus, the non-physical world allowed Naught to observe and experience what it’s not. In turn, that produced Naught’s desire to understand the non-physical world, which resulted in an unexpected spontaneous eruption which created the physical world.
If you carefully examine this message, you will see that it answers your questions. More importantly, it stimulates other questions which stimulates additional questions.
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Individual scientists may or may not hold to that statement. But the scientific consensus is that it is unknown.Scientists generally hold to the first possibility
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Random chaos isn't known to give birth to order, but with the great god Singularity, all things are possible.Chasw: a) a set of changing circumstances that reached a tipping point and exploded into the current version of Being.
It need not be one way or the other, both answers can apply: an eternal universe and eternal consciousness that are interdependent, or as the Taoists say, "go together." Good buddies Being and Existence worshipping together in a church of their choice.or b) a sentient being caused the bang to go off in a particular way, that resulted in the seemingly consistent universe we observe, where the so-called laws of physics apply equally in all inertial reference planes.
As to the why, creative play is the only game in town. Does the game have a goal? That's something to be discovered.
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After experiencing several unexpected mindboggling-experiences, I developed various abilities. The first was a quiet mind, free from thought while working and doing other activities. The second was the ability to read the Akashic Records or book of life. How and why the the physical world came into existence is from the Akashic Records. Like most people, it was difficult for me to even consider the possibility of what I was seeing and experiencing. It took years of research confirming what I saw to finally accept it. Some of what I saw later became known and proven by science such as cell phones, GPS and neuroplasticity or brain plasticity.
Although we talk about the various levels of consciousness, few have actually experienced them or experienced what they are capable of doing. An excellent example of can be seen watching David Blaine perform because it isn't done by magic or illusion.
Everything I post is merely a "possibility" for your consideration and examination fonr free of thought and what you think or believe you know.
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Re: Being before the Big Bang
Universe--- aka mother nature ---abhors a vacuum.
Universe also abhors equilibrium.
Ive given two scenarios for heat dearth of Universe. One of those is the all matter of Universe will become a very large and very, longest wave i.e. longest frequency, photon and this would be closet Universe ever comes to equlibrium. ----------------------------------------------------------------------
One of my scenarios is that there is set of bosons--- including gravity and dark energy ---as great circles/great tori on each side of that flat photon, and they may even overlap, so that the flat photon is actually with the area of overlap.
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This above does not show the overlap of the great tori. Here below may a better view
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Perhaps when the next Big Bang or WOW! occurs it begins everywhere along that flat line photon at same time, or close to same time.
Coincidentally this texticonic set is almost exactly the same one I use to present the 31 bilateral spinal nerves 31 left 31 right. The icosa{20}hedron also has a primary set of 31 left and 31 right skew great circles ergo --- O left or right O ---
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Lark_Truth wrote:Two thoughts:
One, that if the event that created the universe was indeed spontaneous, then what could have caused that spontaneous reaction?
Two, that if there is a powerful and sentient being or force that created the universe there are two questions as to this fact: Why would they do that? & Where did that powerful being/force come from?
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The Block universe model avoids this question altogether. In the Block universe model, time is treated like space and the past, present and future are always existing (e.g. it's all there at once) analogous to the way the projector of the movie is to the sequence of frames on the film. Thus, the universe does not have to "emerge from nothing". It is meaningless to talk of the "start" of the universe, or the "emergence of the universe from nothing", or any other term which implies change of the entire block universe structure over time. The entire space-time block is laid out as one unchanging structure. In the Block Universe model the big bang does not represent the 'start' of the universe as all times are equally real and the universe is eternal with no beginning or 'first cause'. As Stephen Hawking writes:Lark_Truth wrote:Two thoughts: One, that if the event that created the universe was indeed spontaneous, then what could have caused that spontaneous reaction?
If the universe is really completely self-contained, having no boundary or edge, it would have neither beginning nor end: it would simply be.
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Wayne wrote;Lark_Truth wrote: One, that if the event that created the universe was indeed spontaneous, then what could have
caused that spontaneous reaction?
Chasw:a set of changing circumstances that reached a tipping point and exploded into the current version of Being.
Lark Truth;If the universe really completely self-contained, having no boundary or edge, it would have neither beginning nor end: it would simply be.
Wayne wrote; Not so! The Universe is self-contained but only in the sense that the Universe as we “understand it to be;
the Known Universe, is born of the Nothingness, the Great Void, the Either, Empty Space, the Unknown Universe, which is both Infinite and eternal, not the Supposedly Known Universe.
When speaking of the Universe you are talking about a Singularity that has a dual quality.
You have to make up your mind between of two you are going to talk about when speaking of the Universe, before or after the beginning moment of the creation of the Physical, Material Universe.
FelixRandom chaos isn't known to give birth to order, but with the great god Singularity, all things are possible.
The State, condition, of Randomness, and a State or System of Chaos are two different animals.
You guys are trying to square a Circle incorrectly.
The only way to square a Circle (square being a metaphor for Perfect) is to make a Circle perfectly square is to make the circle all square. The Circle represents, an unadulterated Singularity having no relative, numerical value, having a numerical value Zero-0, nada, zip, zilch, nothing.
There is no chaos in a State of Randomness.
Randomness is unadulterated by Chaos; the Order of the Universe is born of a System of Chaos which is born of Randomness.
Order is unnecessary in a State of Randomness; Order is necessarily born of a “System of Chaos”.
A System of Chaos can not exist without Order within the Chaos.
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Why does anyone think, believe, imagine that there are 12 dimensions to life???
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Speculate, conjecture. fantasize? ?????
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Chaos is born of a State of Randomness that has gone array, has become orderly; Order being born of Chaos.
Randomness = Boundlessness= Absolute Freedom of Motion.
The state of Randomness exists as the Omniscience of a state of Nothingness, as a state of singularity, filled with an untold, quantity, number, of Infinitely Finite Indivisible Omnipresent Singularities having no relative, numerical value, having a numerical value of Zero-0, Nada, Zip, Zilch, Nothing.
The fact is however, that Motion according to definition has displacement, angular momentum, velocity of speed and direction.
Meaning, that the difference between a Omniscient State of Randomness and a State or Condition that exists as System of Chaos is determined upon the Definition, the Nature of Motion.
Obviously the nature of motion determines the Reality of the Omniscience of Existence.
Motion after the beginning moment of Creative Process was not the same as the nature of the Motion that existed prior to the beginning of the Creative Process.
Motion before the beginning moment of the Creative Process, existed as an insignificant innate inner motion of the untold quantity of individual Singularities having no relative, numerical, value, having a numerical value of Zero-0; the untold quantity, number, of omnipresent Singularities of Zero-0 existing within the omniscience of the boundless State of Nothingness.
The Creative Process began as a spontaneous event, the displacement of the First Singularity of Zero-0 being converted, transformed, Transfigured, a Singularity of Zero-0 going through a metamorphic process, becoming the First Singularity to have been deemed to have relative, a numerical value of One-1.
The Singularity of One-1, the Reality of First Cause (as in the Butterfly effect) creating a System of Chaos which made manifest the Heavens and the Earth, the Universe, the Reality of Everything that exists in the material, physical, sense of the word.
The mathematical equation that gives definition to the Theory of Everything is, 0/1
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This is a good way to view the situation, and reveals an understanding of the theory of higher dimensions of "space-time". Excellent post.Bohm2 wrote:The Block universe model avoids this question altogether. In the Block universe model, time is treated like space and the past, present and future are always existing (e.g. it's all there at once) analogous to the way the projector of the movie is to the sequence of frames on the film. Thus, the universe does not have to "emerge from nothing". It is meaningless to talk of the "start" of the universe, or the "emergence of the universe from nothing", or any other term which implies change of the entire block universe structure over time. The entire space-time block is laid out as one unchanging structure. In the Block Universe model the big bang does not represent the 'start' of the universe as all times are equally real and the universe is eternal with no beginning or 'first cause'. As Stephen Hawking writes:Lark_Truth wrote:Two thoughts: One, that if the event that created the universe was indeed spontaneous, then what could have caused that spontaneous reaction?If the universe is really completely self-contained, having no boundary or edge, it would have neither beginning nor end: it would simply be.
However, all of this still does not preclude a beginning and/or ending. This is because it is not just all of the "actual" moments of the past, present, and future which exist concurrently. It's also all of the moments of all possible pasts, presents, and futures which are concurrently existing, and all of these moments of time which concurrently and "eternally" exist could be growing (or shrinking), i.e. the possibilities could be increasing (or decreasing)....
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