ORIGIN OF EVERYTHING
Classification: SpaceyVerse Philosophy (SVP)
Filed Under: Cosmogenesis / Human Reflection
Author: LA Nev // Shadow Mystic
Transmission Level: Open Frequency
✹ PRELUDE: THE QUESTION
For millennia, humanity has turned its gaze inward and outward, asking the same question in endless forms: What does it mean to exist and where did we come from?
This philosophy is my interpretation of the beginning of all things. A descent into the recesses of my own mind, where science, mysticism, and experience converge. I have gathered the fragments: the theories of physics, the whispers of philosophy, the reflections of my own existence. And from them, I attempt to form a language for the beginning.
✹ I. THE FIRST MOTION
We know from physics that the event which birthed all known reality began with what we call the Big Bang.
But where did the explosion itself come from?
Energy, as we understand it, is neither created nor destroyed, so it already existed. But what stirred it? What force demanded the first movement?
The Center for Astrophysics at Harvard University describes an inflationary period: a rapid expansion of energy so vast that matter itself took form. Yet even they cannot say what sparked the first ignition. It’s understood that density met pressure, and from that friction, a new ecosystem was born.
When I imagine this, I see not a single explosion, but an infinite pattern: like black holes and supernovas collapsing and birthing themselves again. Gravitational forces fold inward until energy can not bear its own weight and then exhales universes.
We know black holes consume everything within their reach, yet we still don’t know what happens inside one. Perhaps each singularity is the seed of another cosmos, hidden from ours by the veil of its own gravity. That, to me, feels like truth.
It explains why we can see so far into the past, but never beyond the beginning.
✹ II. THE FOUR FORCES
MIT’s Department of Astrophysics teaches that four fundamental forces emerged in those first moments: gravity, electromagnetism, and the strong and weak nuclear forces.
When the latter two separated, matter as we know it was born. From separation came creation. From imbalance, form.
Still, the question lingers, “how did it begin?
M”aybe existence started from a calm state, a white void, a balance point between expansion and collapse. Maybe the universe is cyclical, bouncing endlessly between birth and death, inhalation and exhalation.
No theory is absolute. Science, like philosophy, evolves. Every truth is true only until new evidence arrives. To seek the origin of existence, we must stay flexible, imaginative, and unafraid of contradiction.
✹ III. THE HUMAN LOOP
What does any of this have to do with us?
Everything.
We are not separate from the universe, we are the continuation of its process. To understand how creation began is to understand how we create.
Each of us is a localized Big Bang, a singularity of experience shaping its own reality through observation, intent, and imagination.
To master creation, you must study the waves, just as the universe studied itself before motion began. You cannot force the tide. You can only observe the patterns, feel the pull, and learn to ride the rhythm when the moment rises.
That is not manipulation, it is mastery.
✹ IV. THE LOOP CONTINUES
Energy never ends. It only changes form.
Life, death, rebirth. These are the eternal phases of the same current. When a planet collapses, another forms from the debris. When a chapter of your life ends, it clears space for the next creation.
Bruce Lee said, “You must empty yourself before you can be filled.”
Creation demands dissolution. To purify is to return matter to its essence, to burn away the remnants of what was so that what will be can emerge untainted.
So what, then, is the origin of everything?
There isn’t one. The end has always been the beginning.
If you find yourself standing at the edge, watching your world implode, understand this: collapse is the only way for purity to be reborn. The void is not punishment, it’s preparation.
This is existence. The loop. The cycle. The eternal return.
✹ CLOSING TRANSMISSION
“This has been another SpaceyVerse Philosophy: a transmission for the multi-dimensional mind.”
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