The Infinite Existence

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For me, nothingness cannot possibly exist. It's kind of an odd paradox. Nothingness exists as a concept, but by its very definition it doesn't. Using the term existence and nothingness together is like saying something like "dark lightness" or "light darkness." Because I believe nothingness cannot exist, I take the absolute opposite of the position of nonexistence. To put it simply, I believe existence has to be infinite.

      I don't think there is a middle ground. I don't think there is a finite universe surrounded by an infinite nothingness. I believe it is all or nothing. I believe it is either infinite or it wouldn't exist at all.

      Lets discuss the nature of an infinite existence. For starters, let's discuss the structure and arrangement of our own universe. The foundation of our universe is spacetime. This provides the base or "matrix" by which energy and matter can be stationed in and operate in. Without spacetime, there would be no physical universe. 

        Now matter and energy can be configured in extremely complex ways. You can see this with the amount of elements and compounds existing in our universe. The formation of planets, stars, and galaxies give a good example of material complexity. The question remains, is there finite matter and energy in our universe, or is there an unlimited supply? My belief is that it is finite in this universe, but I believe this universe is definitely not the only one that exists.

      I believe there are finite universes within a broader infinite existence. If existence is truly infinite, then there are an infinite amount of finite realities. Lets go even deeper. There could be an infinite amount of finite universes with the same foundational structure of spacetime, matter, and energy, but there are also an infinite amount of different types of finite universes with a different foundational structure than spacetime, energy, and matter. 

      With each different type, there are an infinite amount of that particular type of finite universe.  Now on top of that, within an infinite existence, you can also have an infinite amount of infinite realities, and this is even more mind boggling.

Also, you can also have an infinite abstract realm, with an infinite amount of abstract concepts and ideas that project themselves into physical realities.

Here is a list of how an infinite existence can be  arranged.

1. The sweeping term "Infinite existence" covers all things that exist.

2. The infinite abstract (non-physical) realm of existence and the infinite concrete (physical) realm of existence

3. An Infinite amount of truly infinite realities or universes in an infinite existence.

4. An infinite amount of different types of finite universes, and an infinite amount of each type.

5. Our universe as one of those finite universes with the foundational structure or matrix of spacetime, energy, and matter.

6. The hierarchy of the abstract aspects and physical aspects of our particular universe

This forms the principle description of my conceptualization of how an infinite existence could be arranged.

Have a good day everyone.

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