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4. The concept of existence
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Why did UCA create the universal dream? |
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| We now come to the next big question concerning the Unique Collective Awareness (UCA), why did it create the Universe in the first place? | ||
| In the previous section, we now see that for the UCA to exist, it required something to exist against- namely the Universe. Yet we also saw the dual argument, that the UCA existed, even though the Universe did not exist. | ||
| Could it be that the simplest reason and the fundamental reason that the UCA created the Universe was to exist? Certainly there are examples through the Universe itself and the life ecosystem on Earth of this kind of "existence co-dependence". | ||
| We see this with the sexual reproduction of life in higher organized life such as mammals. We see this with stars and surrounding planets and meteorite belts. We see this with stars collecting into galaxies. We see this with the structure of atoms with specialized components that sustain an atom's existence. It seems a fair and common sense conclusion then that: | ||
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| 4.13.1 | Why Does The Universe Continue To Exist? | |
| We know a feature of matter and of life is the desire to continue to exist. We see this in the desperation of trapped animals to escape. We see this in the atoms of chairs avoiding fracturing each other and causing the chair to explode (whether or not we ascribe the process as a complex set of laws). | ||
| All around us is the desire of matter to continue in form and the interaction as this goal faces the realities of matter interacting and form changing shape. Certainly, if the UCA created the Universe, then in theory it could uncreate the Universe at any given moment. | ||
| This could give weight to some religious arguments about some impending doom when the Universe ceases to exist. However, what we observe everyday in our own lives, the Earth and the Universe completely contradicts that. For we see matter, life, not only existing but continuing to exist- wanting to continue to exist. | ||
| It would therefore be a fair and common sense conclusion as to why the Universe has continued to exist is: | ||
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