The Birth of the Universe Theory - The Divine Command

I have one philosophy that I have believed in from the beginning, which is that everything in this universe has a deep mechanics behind it. Nothing happens randomly or by chance. There is no physical absurdity. Everything has a hidden mechanism that moves it from the inside, like a giant cosmic clock with infinite gears, each gear turning another deeper gear, in a precise causal sequence that never breaks, in a complex and intertwined system that cannot have appeared suddenly without engineering. This feeling is what made me ask the fundamental question: If everything has mechanics and gears behind it, there must be a first gear, a first axial movement, a primordial engine that made all the gears after it move. This gear cannot be material, because matter needs something to move it.

They told us that there are four fundamental forces that govern the entire universe, which are the strong nuclear force, the weak nuclear force, the electromagnetic force, and the force of gravity, but I stopped and asked: Why exactly four? Why this arbitrary numerical confinement? And what was there before these forces themselves? Because these forces themselves are material entities, they have a physical existence and an energy field that needs someone to manage it, and a material thing can never be the first, because it will need an ontological space to be placed in and a cause before it. So I completely escaped from the idea of absolute nothingness, because nothingness produces nothing.

And to understand the sequence, I imagined this numerical example in front of me: *Imagine a number written like this: One, then zero, then a huge number of zeros that never end, then a comma, then other zeros.*

This example is the entire map of existence. *The One is God, He is the One, the Absolute First who has nothing before Him, He is the Cause that needs no cause.* *And the zero that comes directly after Him is the pivotal thing, it is the first creature, it is the first gear, it is the seed from which everything will come, it is the dividing line between the Creator and the created.* *And all the other zeros that come after it, whether those before the comma or after it, are this entire extended universe, all galaxies and all matter and all space and all time and all forces.* The One does not divide or fragment, but He issues a command, and creates the first pivotal zero, and this pivotal zero is the one that expands to become all the other zeros. In this way, everything has a cause even up to infinity and reaching God.

*And after I understood this sequence, I went with my thought to the nature of this first pivotal zero. What is it? I found that it cannot be something that has weight, nor length, nor width, nor height, nor mass, nor matter.*

I went to the point from zero dimension.

The point in geometry and topology is a strange entity that appears contradictory. From a material point of view it is absolute zero, it has no extension, it has no density, it has no volume, you cannot weigh it nor measure its length. It is a complete absence of matter in terms of classical measures. But at the same time it is the ontological origin of everything. Every line and every plane and every volume and every spacetime begins with a point. Every galaxy and every atom, if we reverse the tape of time far enough, we will reach it as a singularity point.

The point in my view is *space and time at the same time in a state of absolute latency.* It is spacetime in a seed state, it does not need a place to be placed in because it is the place itself in the smallest possible picture. And it represents that first pivotal zero I talked about.

Then I thought how the universe is built from this point that has no weight. In the beginning I imagined it as a mechanical process of division and binding, but I said to myself: Who will bind it? Where did this binder come from? We will enter into an infinite sequence of causes. So I changed the idea completely. The idea is not external binding but *intrinsic self-expansion from the inside.* Like a lump of chewing gum in the shape of a ball, you stretch it and it becomes a long piece, you stretch the piece and it becomes a square. It is not a process of binding from the outside but an automatic self-expansion from the inside. The point expands itself by itself.

And here I reached the idea of dimensional transition. We can move inside the same dimension, but we can never perform a self-dimensional transition from one dimension to a higher dimension. This transition needs a command, a law that orders it, an existential instruction.

*And here I thought how will this point that has no weight transform? It is necessary that there is a divine command that moves it. The point cannot command itself by itself, so there must be a command above it that commands it.*

*And the four laws that I wrote are the command of God, and I as if I translated it into four mathematical laws so that it can be understood with extreme precision.*

*The first law* is the building block, and it is the first part of the second law, and it is the point divided by a very huge number close to infinity called Diploun. Diploun we say is this infinity? No, it is smaller than it but it is very huge.

*The second law* is the extended universe as a place, and it is the first law multiplied by two effectors: Rhizoma which is what makes the point become a piece and makes it expand, and Horos which is what determines the limit of the piece so that it stops.

*The third law* is the ledger of expansion calculations, and it is all the precise calculations of this expansion of height and speed and time and heat.

*The fourth law* is the Gate, and it is the port from the third law for all those calculations. I described it as an arch and above it a small arch both open downwards, beside it the letter Lam. If the Lam equals zero, the gate opens and space enters and returns to zero again in a complete cycle, and if the Lam equals one, the door closes and space stops expanding. And this is the first gear and the axial movement I was l ooking for from the beginning.