The Primeval atom
| The Macrocosmic Microcosm |
| The Primeval Atom was not alone, |
| Beyond our understanding and reach lie others, |
| All time is a fragment of a still greater whole, |
| Beyond our understanding and reach. |
| All the Universe is a fragment of a still greater whole, |
| Beyond our understanding, |
| We are a fragment of that whole, |
| Beyond..... |
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Shinsei (Roger Sheldon). 1982. |
| It is my feeling, sense or inclination that the totality of our Universe comprises many, maybe myriads of primeval atoms. We have only been able to perceive one aspect of that creation and one aspect of one primeval atom, which which led to the creation of what we commonly know as our universe. |
| It is also my belief that because of our standpoint, we cannot know and explain everything. Maybe, one day when we are able to travel to the stars this will change somewhat. I do not think that we can prove or disprove the existence of other primeval atoms, other parallel universes or the like; neither can we know the real nature of the universe until we are able to see things from perspectives other than our own. We will not understand the whole until we can see the whole. |