Deus Infinitus Palatio

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 "The Palace of the Infinite God"








If I were to design God's palace, and He were to give me free reign on creativity and architecture, I would design a palace of immense splendor. This palace would sit at the center of the Capitol City of All creation, and all the buildings, parks, fields, monuments, and homes of this city would perfectly encircle this palace. 

To start, the palace would be seven-sided, structured like a heptagon. The sides would have a gorgeous blue, silver, and white marble roof supported by blue, silver, and white marble Greek-style columns. The column-supported roof would be exactly 111 meters high, and the entire structure would be 7.777 kilometers in diameter. 

The main part of the palace would be a dome structure that encompasses an inner circumference of the structure and rises 222 meters above the rest of the structure, bringing the total height of the palace to 333 meters. This dome is made of gold-laced white marble, and contains the majority of the palace's 77,777 rooms, including the throneroom at the base and center of the whole structure.

The 7 vertices/corners of the palace each have a massive and beautifully unique column dedicated to one of the 7 foundations of God's infinite Creation. 

One corner for the Mind, One for Ideas, one for Forms, one for Space, one for Time, one for Energy, and one for Substance. The Seven Foundations of Existence. 

At the top of the dome, there would be a spire that jettisons 33 meters up into the heavens with a beautiful blue energy engulfing it, and this spire is dedicated to the concept of infinity that the Creator used, along with the other seven foundations, to create existence with. It's called the "Spire of Infinity."

The 77,000 plus rooms in the palace are bedrooms, kitchens, dining halls, living-rooms, pools, spas, and entertainment-rooms reserved for people dearest and most treasured by the Creator. People of immense value and righteousness and goodness. The precious gems of conscious beings. These people are the ones who in their humility, loyalty, and steadfast faith in their sufferings elsewhere in existence were deemed to be the most worthy and most deserving of dwelling so close to God. They are the diamonds and sapphires of his conscious creations that stood out amongst the dirt and rock. 

God's throneroom is immense. It is heptagonally shaped as well, fitting close to 70,000 worshippers and audience-members. At the very center of the throneroom chamber, the very center of the palace, and the very center of the Capitol City of the Infinite Existence, lies the throne of the Creator of all things. 


Surrounding the throne, in the direct line of each of the 7 main columns, are 7 angels whose primary function is to act as the conscious agents and representatives of their respective foundation concept (mind, ideas, forms, etc.). They are subordinate to the Creator, who sits on His throne that rotates on a pillar in the middle of the auditorium of His throneroom directly beneath the Spire of Infinity


This is just a fun thought game and design game I came up with, if I ever were to build a palace or temple to God. It is purely for entertainment purposes, not a matter of theology or dogma. It'd be pretty cool for sure, though, if such a place actually existed. It at the least exists in my thoughts, and that means it exists in concept. Even so, maybe the imagination is more real than we would like to admit.









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