Albert Einstein wanted to know the thoughts of God. I'll be more than happy to learn just the Universal Laws which control our illusory reality. Knowing from Albert Einstein that all is energy as well as an illusion, I had a head start.
We also know from him and from Stephen Hawking, another Nobel Laureate, that the Phenomenal Universe is infinite, that it never began, nor will it ever end. Science is gradually gravitating to the acceptance of the omnipresent background radiation, be it gamma or otherwise. Some centuries ago, this was also how St. Augustin saw the omnipresence of God. While Hawking confirmed Thomas Digges (1546–1595) speculations that the Universe is both infinite and static, he too appeared to paint an image of an omnipresent energy which was, in some manner, responsible for our Phenomenal Universe's existence.
I suffer from the insatiable desire to put these speculations to bed. I feel empowered by another Nobel Laureate, Richard Feynman, who assured me that: "The world is filled with educated fools and uneducated geniuses." I might add that my education left a lot to be desired. I will not call my proposal a theory as such, particularly if they are scientific, have a tendency to last a very short time.
A study of many years assured me that the Universal Laws must allow for virtually infinite diversity, and yet maintain a unity that reflect the same Laws. The following two Laws satisfy those issues:
1. The Centrifugal force, and
2. The Centripetal force.
These two assure infinite expansion of the Phenomenal Universe, while maintaining its integrity.
Next, accepting Einstein's assurance that "all is energy", only energy can be responsible for (due to the evolution of diversity) constant expansion, at ever-increasing velocity. The more diversity, the greater acceleration.
Also, as all is energy (vibrating at different frequencies, which contributes to the diversity) their origin must have been also energy, yet at an infinite frequency of vibration, which would assure its omnipresence. And, observing an incredible diversity of both, flora and fauna, with new species being born every day that (with the exception of our species) behave in an incredibly organized and intelligence way, this original energy must be not only "all-knowing" but exhibit an incredible state of Consciousness.
Hence, what used to be called God, now, although It bears no human traits, we have:
Omnipresent, Indestructible, Infinite,
Energy of Consciousness.
I rest my case. Feel free to comment, add wings, or attempts to add human traits to this proposal, but I doubt that you'll succeed.
Also note that such Energy of Consciousness is completely non-judgemental, neither good nor bad, has no special relations with any species nor any Phenomenal existence. In fact the world we live in, while being (again according to Einstein) illusory, It has no Phenomenal presence. The moment the Energy of Consciousness manifests in the Phenomenal Reality, Its frequency of vibrations is so reduced as to become recognizable to our senses.
(At lease, some of them).
To add fire to the conflagration, the Phenomenal Universe not only is not real, but it is a Process. Eternal, magnificent, wondrous process of converting Infinite Potential into a transient, equally magnificent and wondrous reality. Perhaps not yet as perfect, but on the eternal journey towards that perfection.
And we, you and I, a few billion on our Earth, and countless centillions of other species (vastly exceeding our evolutionary level) scattered over the infinite universe, partake in this process by adding diversity. Yet, with energy being indestructible, once we connect even momentarily with the Original Source (known as Higher Self), you and I have nothing to worry about. We become immortal.
If not, we get recycled in the energies of Black Holes to be individualized again, and live another imaginary life, ever trying, on and on, to enhance our wondrous Phenomenal Universe.
That is why life is such a magnificent gift of the Omnipresent, Indestructible, Infinite, Wondrous, Energy of Consciousness.
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