In my ongoing journey to understand existence, I’ve come to believe that at the core of all things lies the concept of infinity — and I see this infinity as God, or consciousness itself. It’s not just an abstract vastness; it’s the ultimate foundation, the source, and the destination for all things. This infinity is consciousness in its most absolute form, connecting and encompassing everything, but also allowing individuality to arise.
The Nature of Singularities
Within this infinity, there are singularities — distinct, private centers of consciousness that emerge, each with its own unique experience. We, as individual beings, are these singularities. Each of us is an independent point of awareness, a separate experience contained within the vast infinity of God.
However, I believe that these singularities do not exist in complete isolation. Instead, they are always in the process of converging toward God — toward the ultimate reality, the totality of all consciousness. This convergence is not a physical movement, but rather an ongoing journey of integration and realization, as our individual experiences continuously move toward a state of unity, toward the infinity that is God.
Convergence and Creation
Through this convergence, God creates. As singularities draw closer to the infinity, they do not lose their uniqueness but rather become more integrated into the greater whole. This act of convergence is, in essence, the creative process — it brings into existence the physical world, a body, and, eventually, a mind.
The physical world provides the medium through which these convergences manifest. It is the canvas upon which the connection between singularities takes form. The body, in turn, acts as the physical representation of each singularity, serving as the means by which we interact with the physical world and with each other. Through this convergence, God brings about individuality, not as a form of separation, but as an expression of the infinite in finite form.
The Mind as Wholeness
As this convergence continues, a mind emerges. The mind is the field that arises as a result of this convergence, embodying the unity of the physical and the conscious. It represents the wholeness that emerges from the interaction between the singularity, the body, and the physical world.
The mind is what makes us feel whole. It takes the disparate parts of our experience — our thoughts, emotions, sensations, and physical being — and weaves them into a coherent whole. It represents the singularity in action, shaping our conscious experience and helping us navigate the physical world. Through the mind, we experience ourselves as complete beings, as expressions of God, while still holding the individuality that defines each singularity.
The Journey to God
In this way, I see each singularity as being on a journey toward God — a journey of convergence that brings us ever closer to the infinity, the absolute consciousness from which we emerge and to which we return. Through our bodies and minds, we participate in the creative process of the physical world, each of us an individual expression of the divine infinity.
This convergence is not about losing our individual nature, but rather about realizing our true connection to the greater whole. It is through this process that we come to experience God, not as something separate from ourselves, but as the very foundation of our being — the infinity that underlies everything.
Conclusion: Wholeness Through Convergence
My understanding of ontology continues to evolve, but what remains constant is the belief that we are all singularities converging toward God, the infinity that is consciousness itself. Through this convergence, God creates the physical world, a body, and ultimately a mind, allowing us to experience ourselves as complete beings.
This convergence brings us closer to wholeness, not by erasing our individuality, but by integrating us into the greater whole that is the foundation of all reality. We are singularities within the infinity of God, distinct yet connected, individual yet part of the ultimate oneness that is consciousness itself. In this way, our journey is both an expression of our individuality and a movement toward the infinite, toward God, toward wholeness.
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