The Universe Structure

The Structure and Spirit of the Universe (04.24.2025)

A supreme God created the universe, encompassing all matter and energy, which exists within a structure similar to a hollow basketball. This universe is filled with energy and matter that cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed from one form to another. Some of this energy resembles the Force from Star Wars, capable of being directed to achieve results or influencing us in return; this force is what Christians identify as the Holy Spirit.

Within the spherical universe coexist angels, demons, a lesser god, and the devil. This lesser god is the one Christians pray to for intervention, capable of channeling the force to achieve specific outcomes. Similarly, the devil can wield this force, as evidenced by the prayers of Satanists. Angels, demons, and these divine beings can shift between energy and matter, which explains why they may occasionally become visible or evoke feelings of euphoria or unease.

Also within this spherical universe, various planes (or levels) of existence coexist. The lowest plane aligns with what Christians refer to as Hell, while the highest is known as Heaven, both contained within the universe crafted by the supreme God. At present, I believe our spirit cannot reach the supreme God, though this perspective may evolve as my spiritual journey continues. Nevertheless, the ultimate plane of existence is a realm where our soul or spirit finds complete fulfillment, free from all want or need.

If parallel universes exist, they might function as hollow spheres, each containing a finite amount of energy and matter, structured similarly to our own universe. These universes could all be created by a single supreme God, or each might be crafted by a distinct supreme God. Alternatively, multiple supreme Gods could each create several universes. However, I believe the energy and matter within each universe remain confined, unable to transfer between universes, with each locked into its own fixed quantity of energy and matter.