Origin of the Universe

Humans have always sought to understand the origin of the Universe, and the origin of Consciousness. How did the Universe originate? How did consciousness originate? Was consciousness there from the beginning, or did it evolve out of something else? Ever since man stared at the stars above, these questions have persisted.

Discussing the origin of the Universe at first glance may seem like it is quite remote from healing, but in fact the topics are strongly linked.

Let your imagination take you on a trip to what we can visualize as the beginning of time and space, before the Big Bang. All that existed was the most reduced state of energy, constantly flowing in a seemingly random fashion, yet synchronized at some level. This reduced state of energy had been flowing for an infinite amount of time prior to the Big Bang. With no physical matter present, there was only an infinite amount of empty space with energy rippling through it.

Empty space is not really empty at all. Even in a vacuum cooled to near absolute zero, there are still vast amounts of energy within that space. Scientists have theorized that there is enough energy in empty space the size of a cup, to boil all the oceans on earth. These are quantum fluctuations, or spontaneous movements of energy in empty space. Energy is present in the form of waves, meaning it ripples like water in a pond, except in all directions.

Ripples or quantum fluctuations of energy have an effect on each other. Random pulses of energy interact as they bounce off or intersect with each other. Imagine watching ripples in a pond during a rainstorm. Sometimes the ripples converge and form a larger ripple. Eventually these energy fluctuations accumulate at intersections thereby increasing the concentration of energy in a specific area.

When these ripples converge, this can result in the waves “amplifying” each other. If this happens, you then have a region of space with a higher concentration of energy. With a higher concentration of energy you have a heightened probability of a particle being manifested from the energy in empty space. This increases the prob­ability of a quantum particle being manifested from energy fluctuations. Eventually a certain frequency hits the concentrated area, which causes energy to compress, and a quantum particle is created. This instantaneously ini­tiated the Big Bang. As this all occurred at once, it could be more accurately said that we are all from a common energy rather than a particle. I refer to this as a particle for simplicity of understanding.

How can something come from nothing? For some reason, a lot of people tend to arbitrarily classify matter as being something and energy as being nothing. This of course could not be further from the truth. Matter is simply energy when it is broken down (E=MC2). It has been mathematically proven how a particle can be manifested from the energy fluctuations in empty space. Recently scientists have managed to generate a particle solely out of this energy. It is therefore completely possible for matter to manifest from this energy. The prob­ability of these quantum fluctuations lining up in this specific way, which produces matter, is infinitesimally small but there was an infinite amount of time prior to this event.

When the fluctuations intersected in a specific way, the first quantum particle was created and instantly the Big Bang occurred. The origin of the Universe is a natural process evolving from the first particle. Every particle in the entire Universe originated from this common energy.

The mechanism that initiated and drove the Big Bang is actually quite simple. With the manifestation of the first particle, there was the beginning of gravitational force. This gravity pulls in more energy, which manifests more particles. As the number of particles increases, so does the gravitational pull, thus pulling in even more energy.

The initiation of the Big Bang chain reaction was not a “particle”, but was simply quantum energy fluctuations that somehow slightly manipulated the space/time continuum. With the correct conditions, this allowed the cre­ation of the first quantum particle. All matter is simply energy oriented in a way so that it forms a “bend” in the space/time continuum, which essentially is a playing field for matter as it follows the bends in space/time also known as gravity.

Gravity does not pull in the energy directly. Time passes slower around a gravitational field and therefore energy leaves the region of space slower than energy flows in. Although the first singularity may have been a subatomic particle, this small gravitational field was enough to initiate these events because prior to this point there was no gravitational field.

Bends in space/time cause the attraction of two particles and a distortion in time. For instance, if someone goes very close to the event horizon of a black hole, then time will pass much slower for that person than someone who is much further away from the black hole. These extreme gravitational forces distort time very noticeably. Even small subatomic particles, though more subtly, distort time and effect gravity.

After the creation of the first quantum particle the previously perfectly “linear” space/time continuum then has a slight “depression” making it no longer perfectly “linear”. Einstein described gravity as depressions in a mattress and that is probably the most accurate analogy to describe the phenomenon of gravity. An object on the other end of the mattress has a tendency to roll towards the depression, just as an object in space, such as a meteor, has the tendency to fall back to Earth.

Energy has the tendency to collect in this region of space. The energy collected will tend to take on similar properties to that of the original energy when it comes in close proximity to it.

This will in turn cause the small space/time bend to increase. The more the bend increases, the faster it collects more energy. Energy has the tendency to flow towards the newly created particle. As more energy col­lects around this particle, the more particles are created, causing a chain reaction. As more particles are created, the bend or depression becomes deeper, and more energy gets pulled in.

This chain reaction happens at a phenomenal rate. When the particles are initially manifested they are at a very high tem­perature. As a result they have a very high velocity and rapidly burst out from its point of origin. These escap­ing particles then initiate the same process over again. It is quite easy to see how this could accelerate exponentially. Newly formed particles start shooting out particles. When a particle gets forced out, it creates its own depression, thus repeating the process. Energy fluctuations vibrate faster as they build up, creating a ripple effect. This outward explosion of particles is referred to  as the “Big Bang”.

What stopped the Big Bang? As more particles are manifested, the empty space surrounding these parti­cles slowly becomes depleted of its energy. This energy did not disappear it was simply transformed into matter. Of course the empty space will never become completely exhausted of its energy, but it will become depleted to the point where it can no longer spontaneously manifest particles. This is why if I stick my hand in a vacuum I am not going to initiate another Big Bang.

This brings about an interesting point; the empty space within the known Universe must be different than the empty space outside our Universe. The empty space within the Universe contains less energy because some of the energy was converted to matter. The empty space outside the Universe contains more energy, as it has not converted any energy into matter. The transition between these two types of space is very gradual, likely billions of light years. Of course there is no known way to fully confirm that there is a difference in the two types of spaces until we find a way to travel to the edge of the Universe. I refer this space beyond our known Universe as Virgin Space.

The most important concept to understand with regards to the origin of the Universe is that everything is interconnected. Everything in the Universe originated from the same singularity and therefore everything in the Universe shares a connection to everything else. You are connected to everything in the entire Universe; you are one with the Universe. This is fully explainable by the fact that the Universe began by a single singularity, and that the Big Bang was initiated by a common energy.

Every particle in the entire Universe originated from the first, single, quantum particle, which was generated by quantum fluctuations of energy. In this way, everything has a common energy origin. The result is our web of interconnectedness, which is a web of energy. Any change in one event in this web consequently affects the whole web or Universe; everyone and everything is linked. This is the scientific explanation behind your ability to connect to everything in the Universe. There are no limitations on what you can think and do. This explains your fundamental ability to influence your life, and consequently your own health.

How does this relate to healing? If you were able to freeze time just prior to the Big Bang you would see that for an instant only one particle exists; one singularity. Everything in the entire Universe was subsequently manifested from this singularity. As a result everything in the Universe shares common energies and common frequencies. This naturally forms a web of interconnections that connects you to everyone and everything in the Universe. There are no limits to what you can do as you are connected to everything. You are not separate from anything; you are one with everything.

All matter is related to that first quantum event. A similar frequency exists between all and can be ac­cessed by all. Think of this interconnecting web of energy and information in a comforting way. Imagine the threads of interconnectivity forming a hammock for you to relax in. The webbing holds you within it, easily and comfortably. Take comfort in knowing that every one of us is able to relax in the same way. You are not alone. You never have been and you never will be.

“The only limits that you have are the limits which you have set for yourself in your own mind!”       Adam