"I am not your God, but I am your creator." The demiurge of the universe explains its origins and trajectory through the higher dimensions as it searches for absolute knowledge and for what lays at the metaphysical foundation of existence. (Approx. 6,400 words)
You have been living a shallow reality. I have thus taken it upon myself to annul that datum of reasoning that maintains this shallowness and out of which the oblivion and denial of the said shallowness arises, and, I sincerely hope, widen your world view. Read and that inner eye, open while you were a little and imp...
Sometimes the deeper questions aren't meant to be asked, sometimes they must be asked regardless.
A book of philosophy and physics discussing the existence of all things, both natural and supernatural. I will refer to concepts presented by St. Thomas Aquinas, Dr. Stephen Hawking, Carl Jung, Dr. Robert Lanza, and Michio Kaku, so reading their works would help.
