I will leave you with a note on infinity because it is what we are: infinite. Understanding the infinite should leave you feeling serene, capable and everlasting.
The big bang theory holds that the universe began in a singularity. In physics, a singularity is a state of infinity. In a singularity all places and times are the same. Hence, the big bang did not take place in a preexisting space; all space was embroiled in the big bang. Nor did it happen in a remote location. It happened right where you are and everywhere else. All places that exist today are originally the same place. Nor was it an explosion like we think of explosions since things did not fly out into space but remained where they were while the surrounding space expanded. Scientist’s use the term big bang to refer to the initial singularity; an infinite curvature of space.
All physics break down at this point of singularity. ~Albert Einstein
Why talk about singularities? Because you too are a singularity; you are infinite. All that is you and is embroiled within you exists at the same place and time. You can no more explain your infinite origin then you can rely upon science to explain physical origins.
We cannot explain infinity because in a physical world we have no relative comparison. We see death and decay. However, those attributes are the fading of thoughts. How can you explain the infinite when you feel bound by a physical existence? You define your bounded parameters cordially between birth and death. It is because you give yourself this limited origin, that you feel it exists. Consequently, because you have defined your origin, you accept your end; death. Death is the abandonment of thought projected into physical form.
We forge the same relationship with the universe we observe, fitting it snuggly between a bang and a fizzle. We then set out to bestow our beliefs upon this universe, yet come up short changed. We can explain only so much before laws break down and physics fizzle.
You can look into the world and see death, decay and dying and convince yourself that the world is in a perpetual state of falling of the old and coming of the new. You can see it in plant life and in the aging population. We call our body aged and our mind maturing. You might look at the world and wonder how death and dying coexist in a world of an infinitely alive consciousness. The answer is they do not coexist. It is our ability to create and materialize that is evolving changing our viewing perspective.
Evolution of thought is liberating as it frees the spirit from the confines of the body. If your thoughts produce your physical reality, your body too is a part of that reality created by thought. While your body may physically change at death because it is not held incarcerated by your inner psyche, you go on with or without a body. Thought continues. Thought creates. Thought evolves. You have always been and always will be. You can change form but you can NEVER be extinguished.
To some extent our beliefs in a bounded existence smoke out our creativity. In an unbound timeless universe, what would propel you if not deadlines? If you did not set up artificial boundaries for yourself (death), your creative endeavors might mesmerize you even longer than they currently do. Consider how many people have difficulty just arriving on “time.” As is part of your creative nature, you have embedded deadlines that hoax you into putting gusto in your go. If you had an infinite amount of time to arrive at work, when would you arrive? It is that reason that we purposefully engage ourselves in a concept of time.
We may never fully understand the paradox of time. However, it is enough for our purposes to have awareness that time is not a necessary element in our endeavors. What you think, what you believe and what you actively seek shall be yours according to when and if you believe it is possible for you to have it. Once you discover this truth, there is nothing that can stop you.
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