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Chapter-4: Origin of Life and Death

Outline of Article:

• Introduction
• The Fourth Overwhelming Question of Life and Death
• Thank you

The Fourth Overwhelming Question of Life and Death:

What is the origin of life and death?

     The approximate response to this question is based on the various layers of interpretation surrounding the big bang. For instance, from previous chapters of analysis, it was concluded that the big bang separated a portion of the pre-universe into at least two components: the universe and the c-universe.

     Also, it was reasoned that each component of the pre-universe represented two distinct goals. One, the universe has the goal of expansion by choice, for the purpose of evolving throughout space, time and reality. And two, the c-universe has the goal of eliminating the expansion of the universe through complete unification, for the purpose of creating a state of nothingness or pre-universe.

     Furthermore, two terms were defined (good and evil) based on the goals of the universe and the c-universe.

    Now, expanding upon the ideas presented, then the origin of life is the result of the portion of the pre-universe being split into the universe; and the origin of death is the result of the portion of the pre-universe being split into the c-universe. Granted, this idea seems paradoxical and nonsensical; but, it stands to reason that life and death are proper subsets of the pre-universe—such as, the universe and the c-universe are proper subsets of the pre-universe. Hence, it is not that farfetched of an idea to reason that life originates from the consciousness within the pre-universe being split into the universe; and, that death originates from the consciousness within the pre-universe being split into the c-universe.

     Some clarification is needed with respect to the specific words of “split” and “separation”, and or any implication for these two words. A more correct, yet contradictory way of interpreting these two words, is in describing these words to mean non-unified but still connected.

     Meaning that, from the perspective of a human being, split and separation are correct observations to claim. But, from the total perspective of reality and the pre-universe, there still exists some type of stretched or invariant aspect, (non-physical space and non-temporal), connection between the universe and the c-universe, and between life and death.

     At this point, I am ready to provide an approximation to the fourth overwhelming question of life and death.

4. What is the origin of life and death?

Life originates from the portion of consciousness within the pre-universe being non-unified (big-banged) into the universe; and death originates from the portion of consciousness within the pre-universe being non-unified (big-banged) into the c-universe.

Thank You

     I appreciate your time in reading my blog post. Next Thursday I will upload the next part of Chapter-4: Origin of Life and Death, from my unabridged book on metaphysics, Web of Consciousness: An Interconnected Life.

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