Life Learning Series

That there is something indicates that there was something else before it. This thought has prevailed for the entire span of human life on this earth, and possibly even beyond that. We hedge on that point because there is no consensus as to whether the beasts of the earth, or the vegetation, have ever pondered the before-after concept; as in, thinking. For the humans, though, there is much contemplation about what came before what is. Let us assign the word, spawning, to that discipline.

In the discipline of spawning, there is a prior for every current. That is, there is a prior for every current except for the first prior. The way scientists refer to this is as the origin of the universe. However, the origin of the universe does not say that the substance from which the universe arose is the first prior. To come closer to addressing the first prior, scientists are on a search for the, as they call it, god particle. However, even when the god particle is found; still, there is no guarantee that this is indeed the God particle. To find the God particle, we need to enter the mindset that was presented by one of the New Age apostles of the recognized Prophet of God, Jesus Christ. The words of that apostle are as follows:

Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. For by it the elders obtained a good report.       Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear. (Hebrews 11:1-3) If this is true, then the first prior is not of a substance that we could ever discover with our various eyes. These various eyes include our sight, our cognition, our intention, and, even, our guesses. This is so because whatever we find will be something that appears. Therefore, once it is found, then the thing that came from it did indeed come from something that appears.

– Explore The Power of Something from Nothing:  Part One –

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