Cosmology

 Transformation
cycles

 Galactic
division

 

Is the idea of ​​the utopian land of happiness a reality? Are there unknown worlds out there with fundamentally different living conditions? Of course it is! The universe constitutes a perfect overall system and must necessarily accommodate all imaginable variations.
 

A template for Cosmos

There is an eternal plan for the creations of the Universe; the variations are countless but everything created is based on certain basic archetypes. When you study these archetypes, you soon see a line of development that runs in small and large cycles. Two times seven cycles describe all dimensions, planes of existence, size categories, density states and property areas of the Universe, but also the form, expression and personal characteristics of individual beings.

I usually call this cosmic template 'Transformation cycles'. When you study them more closely, you see that each individual cycle runs in "two laps". After a turn associated with a material character follows a new turn that has more of a spiritual quality. Each cycle has seven steps where the seventh step is also the return, the seventh step is thus intertwined with the first. Each completed step causes the underlying cycle to run for two turns.

The transformation cycles are thus divided into a kind of hierarchy where the highest cycle contains all the others. Nevertheless, there is no hierarchical order, all cycles are important in their own way. Since each step of each cycle contains the underlying cycle, a given situation soon becomes incredibly complex. Trying to describe the cycles in detail is like trying to study an entire encyclopedia. A better idea is instead to dive into small sections of the template for Kosmos.
 

The category cycle

We now jump straight into transformation cycle no. 4, which will be called the Category. This cycle briefly describes which part of a specific world you have as your life area. If we take the globe as an example, there are six different planes where one can be as a being: Inside the innermost earth core, inside the outer earth core, inside the mantle, in the ocean, in the lower atmosphere and in the outer atmosphere. The seventh plane is an existence beyond the material world.

Now we begin to approach the interesting part. As said, the category cycle runs in two rounds, characterized by two widely different life conditions. The first lap is very familiar to us, it describes the perishable world. Everything created in this world is under constant transformation, it is generated, developed, re-formed and dissolved. One could say that the main focus in the perishable world lies precisely in the striving towards the perfected state.


An imperishable world

With the second round of the category cycle, we have ended up in a reality that is completely foreign to us here on earth (and in our Universe). We can recognize different shapes such as planets, continents, lakes, forests, people, animals and plants. The difference is that everything materializes directly into its final form. There is no transformation or development. All manifestations of life are timeless, they are born perfect and unchanging.

Yet the imperishable world is not an uneventful existence. Individual beings can cooperate but have no eternal existence, after a certain time they die like us. If they are injured and lose parts of their form, the missing parts are immediately re-formed. In this world there is no regression, there is no deterioration of the individual's power that an aging person on earth experiences. When an imperishable being has reached death, its embodiment dissolves in its entirety.

You can ask yourself what you are doing in an imperishable world, all the houses are built, the books are written and the relationships are already established. The answer actually lies in that question, while in the perishable world one devotes himself to development and creation, the imperishable existence is characterized more by contemplation and experience. In other words, you live your life; reads poems, reside in houses and eat food. A much more pleasant existence than the one we know.
 

Utopia on the map

Where then do we find this true Utopia? Unfortunately, we cannot go there in a spaceship because we are actually talking about a higher universe. The common denominator for both worlds lies in the void, vacuum. I have previously described vacuum as a three-dimensional pattern of the units nol and nil. Our own existence, the impermanent world, is everything that is built up from and proceeds from these fundamental spatial units.

The imperishable world is built up and based on other entities. These entities are the very largest structures of our own universe; the hyperbubbles. Our galaxies accumulate in clusters which in turn form giant astronomical neurons connected by strings of galaxy clusters. Empty holes where matter is sparser resemble enormous bubbles, and these bubbles are actually 'nol' units of the void or vacuum in a higher and subtler universe, the imperishable world.


The niche cycle

Now we make a new impact among the transformation cycles, more specifically it is cycle no. 5 which we choose to call the niche cycle. It describes which size dimension the current being is in based on the category cycle above. Here, too, we find six different planes: the Dust Niche, the Humble Niche, the Tangible Niche, the Monumental Niche, the Gigantic Niche and the Diffuse Niche. The seventh niche is immaterial.

Since the niche cycle also runs in two rounds, we will find different living conditions depending on which round we happen to be in. While the category cycle described impermanence and permanence respectively, the niche cycle shows another aspect of existence; the quality of life. More specifically, it is about the sequence in which central events in a being's existence are shaped. Somewhat simplified, you can say that the two turns represent chaos versus order.
 

A chaotic world

So what exactly does a chaotic quality of life mean? One could put it this way: The living environment of the beings is wrong in relation to their bodily nature. The individual being has the wrong position in society compared to its actual universal level of development. The life of the being does not follow a natural line of development, events occur in the wrong order. But what does that mean in practice? Let us study a more everyday depiction of a person's life.

What does our ideal image of a human life look like? Isn't this the consequence you often think of: A girl meets a boy, they fall in love. Both get jobs and get a good economy, they get married and buy a nice house. Finally, they have children together and they live happily ever after... But is that really how our lives look like? Doesn't it rather go like this: A girl meets a boy, she gets pregnant and hav a child. The boy gets cold feet and flees to another place. The girl takes a loan and rent an apartment, works twice as much to support herself and her child…
 

An ordered existence

Life can be a golden fairy tale but that happens very rarely in our part of the cosmos. However, happiness is a natural state in other realities. It then manifests itself in the following way: The living environment is right, the being has the right position in society compared to its level of development. Everything is produced at the right time and in the right order, creation is perfected.

Where do we finally find the worlds that are characterized by this good quality of life? We find the answer in the strange process that describes pair formation of galaxies. Atomic matter in the Universe must exist in equal quantities in terms of matter and antimatter (electrons either orbiting protons or positrons orbiting antiprotons). From a homogeneous plasma cloud two galaxies are therefore always created, the matter cannot accumulate into stars and planets if both types of matter are present at the same time. Contraction requires one matter type to be in total dominance.

So it is not only the matter that separates two sibling galaxies, they are also different in terms of the quality of life for their inherent beings. One galaxy takes on a chaotic feel while the other becomes a more orderly place in the cosmos. In this situation, no one thinks anything other than that we live in a chaotic galaxy, that's enough. But no one needs to worry about that because we are exactly where we need to be. The universal evolution is constantly rolling, sooner or later we have advanced so far that we are born into a more harmonious existence; Utopia in real life!

 

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