ORIGIN

ORIGIN
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In the beginning there was nothingness. Although the word beginning is associated with the human concept of time, it has nothing to do with this concept. Time is just a human concept of measuring body aging. In fact, there is only eternity, and the human body undergoes evolution and entropy like any other form of matter.

Nothingness is a completely abstract concept with no real definition. It is part and parcel of infinity and becomes real when it exists together with infinity. Real nothingness combined with infinity is an empty infinite, dimensionless space in which a distance unit, i.e. a metric, has been determined. The metric is the cause of the existence of quantum fluctuation energy.

Energy of free thoughts arose from real nothingness. One could say that at the beginning there was a thought or a word that defines that thought. When the energy of free thoughts became infinitely logical, it also became the energy of unconditional love. Both energies together are the infinite energy of Free Will, or God. God is the energy of infinite wisdom and unconditional love.

The energy of God's wisdom established the asymmetry of quantum fluctuation, which led to the creation of a visible human universe, and the energy of love created an uncountable amount of Free Will energy particles. Free Will is the energy of free thoughts, without any restrictions. Each Free Will is unique, a unique combination of wisdom and love.

Everything is one coherent system of cause and effect phenomena. Everything has its cause. Quantum fluctuations are primary energy. Earth and all life forms are the result of the universe's evolution process. Man is the only dual life form on Earth. Man is a combination of evolution of the body with the energy of Free Will.

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