If I were not me, what might I be?
What if there were more of me?
What if there were less of me?
What if could
divide my infinity
into infinite pieces,
all with minds of their own?
What might these beings be?
How might these beings act?
What if these beings couldn’t see me,
so they had to imagine me?
How might I appear
to these beings who are and aren’t me?
Might every being carry
a different picture
a different perception
a different reality
a different god?
Let’s see.
Trail Wood,
11/28
God’s Contemplation
In the vast realm of existence, a contemplation unfolds. What if the very essence of God could ponder its own nature, imagining different possibilities?
Exploring Infinite Variations
God’s curiosity knows no bounds. What if there were more or fewer aspects of this divine essence? What if the infinity of God could be divided into countless pieces, each with its own unique mind and identity?
The Diversity of Divine Beings
These divisions give rise to a multitude of beings, each distinct and possessing its own consciousness. They exist in a reality where they cannot directly perceive the original God but must imagine it.
A Multiverse of Gods
In this imaginative exploration, each being envisions God in a unique way, resulting in diverse pictures, perceptions, and realities. Thus, a multiverse of gods is born, each one a reflection of the infinite possibilities of the divine.
The Grand Experiment
This contemplation leads to a grand experiment, where God observes how each being envisions and interacts with the divine, offering insights into the nature of perception, reality, and the infinite.
Summary
In this contemplation, God explores the idea of imagining different variations of itself. The concept of dividing its infinity into countless beings, each with unique minds and perceptions, gives rise to a multiverse of gods, each envisioning God differently.
Glossarium
- God’s Contemplation: The divine exploration of imagining different variations of itself.
- Exploring Infinite Variations: God’s curiosity about having more or fewer aspects of its divine essence.
- The Diversity of Divine Beings: The multitude of beings with distinct consciousness resulting from the division of God’s infinity.
- A Multiverse of Gods: The diverse reflections of the divine, each imagined differently by different beings.
- The Grand Experiment: The observation of how each being envisions and interacts with the divine, providing insights into perception and reality.
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution.” – Albert Einstein
In the boundless expanse of existence, a thought takes hold,
What if God, the divine, could its own nature behold?
If not itself, what might it be, it starts to wonder and see,
Exploring infinite variations, what could its essence truly be?
Could it divide its infinity into countless parts,
Each with its own mind, its own essence, its own arts?
These divisions, divine beings, unique in every way,
In a reality where they can’t perceive, they must imagine, they say.
Each being with a different picture, a perception unique,
A reality, a god, unlike any they could speak.
A multiverse of gods, each distinct in its view,
Reflecting the infinite, in a grand experiment they grew.
A contemplation so profound, where imagination’s the key,
To understanding perception, reality, the infinite, you see.
In the grand experiment, they explore what might be,
A multiverse of gods, in the realm of possibility.
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