From Where did it Come

Prior to there being anything, any matter, any height, depth, width, or time for reference, its pretty much impossible to imagine what was there. But something was. Even if that something was nothing at all.

I think its possible that the "creation" of dimensions could have started the universe, and ushered in what we know as the big bang, filling the hundreds of billions of light years of space that was filled within the first second of existence of the universe's expansion into whatever sat there before it. Meaning, that there may have been an almost *limitless* supply of energy existing solely as energy. Not in power lines, or batteries, or what have you. Just simply an infinite cosmotic sea of energy.

Well, if something that decided the laws/boundaries/principals of that plane of existence suddenly decided that dimensions would now exist, a first, second, third, and a fourth, (Height, Width, Depth and Time), and was able to suddenly "apply" this law to an area where there had heretofore been no spatial boundaries, suddenly this energy now has to conform to something, as there are rules, but it can't in its energetic state conform to rules that don't jive with a non-dimensional plane. The natural reaction would be for this energy, previously existing outside of time, to suddenly have an enormously, almost mathematically 100% slowing down of its "vibration/buzz/movement" to conform to behavior for that energy in our newly constructed dimension of time. So the first "smallest piece time can be broken into" of the existence of time suddnely this energy is no longer behaving like energy that occurs outside of time.

For energy and rules to coexist, the energy was basically "forced" into the various elements that we have today. Each element behaved the way it does solely because of the amount of electrons/protons/neutrons, probably one of the the smaller units of energy-converted-to-matter possible. Maybe not.The elements formed by the randomness based on ease of natural occurence of electrons and protons and neutrons coming together in numbers ranging from one electron which is the element hydrogen, 2 which I believe is helium etc etc. There aren't more elements because for whatever reason, the elements single atoms, at the time of random forming of these atoms wouldn't be forced into any more than, what is it, 108 elements in the periodic table? So, 108 electrons in our heaviest elemental substance, or somewhere close to that, and on the rare ones that made it to 108, well, 109 would try to come together, and whatever laws for quantum ohysics and mechanics suddenly were brought to existence by the nature of the the forming universe development of natural laws, that 1 simply wouldn't stay and had to come together to join a lesser weight atom, or stay alone, as Hydrogen. This could explain for the abundancy of these lower level elements..

And so, anyways, the moment that the laws of our 4 dimensions were appled, in a matter of a few nanoseconds, all the matter that now exists squirted out of nowhere in the form of raw energy, as the dimensions forced themselves further and more definitively into the energy field, and hence the continued expansion of the universe. While this energy is not "gone" it was simultaneously converted into the the matter that the building blocks for a multidimensional physical plain of reality. And at the same time, all laws of quantum mechanics and physics and time immediately came into existence, not so much in a planned way, but in the only possible way. The *only* way that would work. I think "God" brought itself into existence as much to the surprise of itself as anybody. Even though it was the only sentience in all of existence, and therefore as it became self aware, it became aware that its only limits were those limited by the laws of physics and mechanics. He didn't invent or create the speed of light, and the force of gravity but rather was immedialtey in the understanding of all that had come from his explosion into existence.

The 4th dimension, which is time, and as I've stated, the most genius invention of whatever sentience was able to effectively change the laws of the nothingness to apply concepts of spatial dimensions to it, because without the concept, the first three dimesnions couldn't happen. The slow down and effective stop of this energy by time was needed for anything to ever experience a linear line of thinking, as opposed to a holistic all encompassing one, where the beginning and the end and all in between could be simultaneously occuring infinitely, and the fact that something came up with these four essential inventions, of which the 4th is the denouement (sp?) (and it is a spatial dimension) allowing life and matter and law to experience things in a definitively unchanging consecutive sized fragments of existence that appear, to us, as an ongoing experience that has yet to end. ...*WITHOUT* that dimension, then effectively none of the first three would have mattered because all that ever happened, and in our minds, is going to happen, already HAS, but we are trapped in a 4 dimensional reality that doesn't allow us to see the beginning and the end and feel the beginning and the end at the same time, but rather, we only see a glimpse of everything, one moment at a time.

So, by much, much, much intense speculation on my part of course, and years of theorization, narrowing down the logistics, I think the concept and application of dimensional boundaries and nearly unlimited energy in a form unfathomably raw, were all that were needed to exist to create the rest of existence. And of course the question of the concept of the dimensions. Somehow this energy, which was obviosuly our cosmic consciousness in its pre-matter state, was able to render consciousness in nothingness enabling it to conceptualize a way to bring itself to a form of existence where it could better experience itself, a piece at a time and without the knowledge of all that is and was, but rather as a learning creature with a brain modeled after its own consciouness and DNA that had our entire esitence back to the nothing encoded right in to it.

We sometimes feel that divine "tug" or "intervention" in our lives occur, and enact huge changes, or receive wake up calls. They are referrred to as moments of clarity sometimes, or psychedeliclally speaking, we often refer to them as tapping into the universal consciousness when we get there because we're seeking it via psychedelics, and when it appears to happen to us uninvited or proviked, its like a hand that knows where you need to be going enacts a series of events seemingly inpossible in order to ensure you follow a certain path this particular trip through life. Putting it another way: Because our universal consciouness, shared by us all, doesn't want to allow certain pieces of itself to go in a given direction sometimes for reasons beyond our understanding, the universal consciousness will make itself known from the inside out for just long enough to scare the hell out of a person, and ensure that they make the "desired" choice. And, sometimes, not