The point of all existence
The point of all existence sushanemattoo.blogspot.com As we discussed earlier, what appears to be chaos in the universe is better understood through entropy—the natural drive toward disorder, which fuels cosmic evolution. Each new universe may become more chaotic than the last, eventually reaching a point where no further processes are possible, much like the aging of living beings. In this vision, the universe itself can be compared to a living entity, where each universe is like a cell within a greater body. Expanding this idea, the multiverse is not simply a collection of parallel worlds, but a system of neighboring, unique universes, each distinct in its own right. Though we likened universes to cells, no two cells—or universes—are ever exactly alike. Previously, we visualized a singular being—Brahma—encompassing all universes. But what if there are countless Brahmas, each contained within an immense Megaverse? If so, it suggests an infinite network of realities layered upon each o...