All that we observe in the cosmos currently is not the universe. We are simply studying one of the occurrences in the infinite universe.
This theory proposes that what we perceive as the universe is but one occurrence in an infinite, divinely orchestrated cosmos—each occurrence undergoing cycles of gravitational convergence and explosive renewal.
Our planet Earth orbits the Sun. The Sun orbits the center of the Milky Way galaxy. The Milky Way is just one of trillions of galaxies, and it orbits the center of a much larger structure—an occurrence.
This occurrence contains all the galaxies we can see. Scientists call it “the universe,” but it’s really just one cycle—one phase—within something much greater.
Beyond this occurrence, countless others exist in an infinite, eternal universe—each with its own galaxies, its own center, and its own story.
The universe is a symphony of perpetual motion, with every entity engaged in graceful orbits, elliptical trajectories, or mesmerizing spirals. This ceaseless motion gives rise to vibrations that reverberate through the cosmic tapestry, cascading into a magnificent symphony of energy. Vibrations become the catalyst for the manifestation of boundless energy, infusing the universe with vitality and dynamism.
Presently, our observations are confined to a mere fraction of what science designates as the “universe.” It is crucial to recognize that this designated “universe” is merely a solitary instance among countless other occurrences, each characterized by its distinctive timeline. These unseen occurrences beckon us to venture forth and unravel their mysteries. With the progression of our knowledge and the advancement of technology, we may eventually glimpse into the occurrences that came before or will follow the one we presently occupy, expanding our comprehension of the immense cosmic tapestry that surrounds us.
The occurrence that all these observable galaxies are in, is contained in a bubble. Just as solar systems and galaxies are contained in a bubble. They have a terminology for the bubble for our solar system, it is the heliosphere. The heliosphere orbits the center of the Milky Way galaxy, just as the Milky Way galaxy itself orbits the center of its cosmic origin, the occurrence.
While modern science concludes that everything within this cosmic bubble (universe) is doomed to fade and collapse, it offers no path forward—leaving humanity trapped in a universal fishbowl with no escape. But humanity is not a passive passenger. With its boundless drive to explore and evolve, it will find a way to escape the fate of this occurrence. As this occurrence collapses and is reborn in a new Big Bang, humanity will carry on—thriving in the next occurrence. This is not the end. It is a transition.
- The universe, as an eternal creation of God, is a singular and infinite entity that transcends the concept of multiple universes or cycles of expansion and contraction. While scientists have observed galaxies expanding, it is important to understand that this phenomenon represents the birth of one occurrence within the immense expanse of the universe. These observations are limited to a tiny fraction of the universe, influenced by the gravitational forces that exist eternally and are interconnected with mass.
- The purpose of the universe is to provide a realm for exploration, offering endless opportunities for discovery and expansion. The concept of a multiverse prompts the question: why would there be a need for the potential exploration of countless galaxies if a single galaxy would be enough? The presence of countless galaxies serves as a testament to the vastness and richness of the universe, indicating that there is an abundance of uncharted territories and mysteries awaiting exploration.
- We are part of one of the countless occurrences in the universe. All clusters of galaxies, as currently observed, represent a single occurrence. Similar to how each galaxy possesses a gravitational center, every occurrence also has its center. Over time, the relentless force of gravity prevails over the galaxies; they attract each other and ultimately merge into one massive galaxy within the occurrence. This galaxy continuously succumbs to gravity, spiraling towards the center, its black hole (sphere). Just as every galaxy succumbs to the gravitational pull, so does every occurrence within the universe. The powerful grasp of gravity shapes the destiny of galaxies and occurrences alike.
- Within each occurrence, the galaxies undergo a profound journey guided by the force of gravity. As time unfolds, the gravitational pull gradually draws the galaxies towards the center, initiating a process of convergence. With increasing compression, the intense forces at play cause the release of excess energy, giving rise to a captivating hourglass effect. This mesmerizing display continues until the stage of “gravitational finality” is attained, marking a pivotal moment in the cosmic dance where matter finds its ultimate equilibrium.
- Upon reaching the threshold of gravitational finality, the immense pressure at the center of an occurrence—often visualized as a black hole or dense sphere—builds to an overwhelming critical point. This doesn’t unfold in open space but within a sealed, impervious bubble, a boundary beyond which no energy escapes. Every force, every shockwave released from the explosion is reflected inward by the inner wall of the occurrence itself.As the energy converges back toward its origin, a cataclysmic and vigorous explosion takes place—reminiscent of a Big Bang phenomenon. The sphere doesn’t shatter; it renews. The occurrence doesn’t end—it collapses into itself, only to expand anew. This cycle of contraction, reflection, and rebirth defines the structural integrity of the occurrence: expansion leads to return; return leads to rebirth.
Each occurrence lives out its transformation within the sealed boundaries of its bubble. And just as countless stars exist across the cosmos, so too do an abundance of occurrences unfold across the vast tapestry of existence—each repeating its eternal rhythm, each preserving its energy and destiny within.
- In the realm of modern science, we designate an occurrence as the vast expanse known as the “universe.” Within this universe, our perception encompasses a singular occurrence housing billions of galaxies. However, it is important to recognize that numerous occurrences are dispersed throughout the infinitesimal expanse of the UNIVERSE crafted by God. The age of a particular occurrence does not dictate the age of the universe as a whole. The duration preceding the convergence of an occurrence or the number of cycles it has undergone remains shrouded in mystery, eluding our comprehension. The universe, in its entirety, stands as an eternal entity, forever in the present.
- The occurrences within the universe do not unfold in synchrony; each follows its own unique trajectory. While one occurrence may be in the process of “emptying,” another might simultaneously be “filling.” The “universe” as explored and postulated by scientists is, in reality, just one of countless occurrences woven into the boundless expanse of the UNIVERSE, meticulously fashioned by God. These occurrences cycle endlessly-without a definitive beginning or end-forming an eternal symphony orchestrated by divine design. Each is reborn with a great “Bang.” These Bangs are not simultaneous; they erupt intermittently, like a perpetual display of cosmic fireworks throughout the universe.
- Each occurrence within the cosmic tapestry is separated by unfathomable stretches of space, seemingly appearing as vast realms of emptiness. However, this apparent void, as understood within the realm of science, is far from devoid of substance. The universe, meticulously crafted by the divine hand of God, is a realm brimming with abundance. It pulsates with an intricate interplay of energy, permeating every inch of its vast expanse. Contrary to the prevailing scientific notion, energy itself carries the essence of mass, and it is this very mass that begets the gravitational forces that shape the cosmic dance of celestial bodies. In this awe-inspiring design, the universe stands as a testament to the intricate and harmonious interconnection of energy, mass, and gravity woven together by the divine wisdom of its Creator.
- Gravity, with its profound reach, extends its influential grasp across the boundless expanse of the universe, transcending distances and permeating every nook and cranny of cosmic terrain. From the grandest occurrence to the minutest particles, the essence of gravity resides at the core of each celestial body, orchestrating the celestial ballet with masterful precision. Even within the apparent voids of open space, the discerning eye can perceive the subtle traces of gravity’s presence. Energy, like a vibrant current, courses through the cosmic tapestry, infusing it with vitality and purpose.Energy and motion intertwine in a cosmic pas de deux, intimately connected and inseparable. As celestial objects traverse their celestial paths, their graceful movements create ripples in the cosmic fabric, generating vibrations that resonate through the cosmic symphony. From these harmonious vibrations emerges the profound energy that fuels the dance of existence, sustaining the intricate interplay of cosmic forces and shaping the very essence of reality itself. Within this grand cosmic theater, energy and motion unite, coalescing into a magnificent spectacle that showcases the ceaseless creativity and dynamic nature of the universe.
- The infinite wisdom of God is often reflected in the creation of opposites, where for nearly every phenomenon, there exists a counterpart: light and darkness, life and death, creation and destruction. These dualities bring balance, understanding, and harmony to the universe. Even ancient cultures believed in such principles, with the concept of yin and yang symbolizing the interconnectedness and balance of opposites in all aspects of life. If opposites are woven into the very fabric of existence, then gravity too must have its opposite. Just as attraction has its counterpart in repulsion, gravity is not an exception—it undoubtedly has a force that balances it, an opposite that, though not yet fully understood, is an essential part of the divine design that governs the cosmos.
- Occurrences do not orbit within the infinite expanse of the universe. There is no center in the universe. All occurrences are interconnected via wormholes or energy conduits. The universe is an infinite brain.
Conclusion
There is only one universe. It is eternal, infinite, and unbroken—a boundless reality with no edges and no final destination. It has always existed, and it will always exist. This is the one true universe, meticulously fashioned by God.
Within this one universe, many occurrences take place. You can think of each occurrence as a grand cycle—a cosmic story with a beginning, a transformation, and a renewal. These occurrences are not separate universes. They are not parallel worlds or alternate realities. They are phases, unfolding like chapters in a single, infinite book.
Right now, when scientists observe the stars, galaxies, and the expanding cosmos, they are looking at just one occurrence. Everything we call “the universe”—all the galaxies detected by the Webb Telescope, all the cosmic radiation, all the space and time we can measure—belongs to this single occurrence.
But this is not the entire universe. It’s only one part of it.
Each occurrence follows a life cycle. It begins with a great expansion—what we call the Big Bang. From that explosive beginning, galaxies form, stars ignite, and life emerges. Over eons, gravity—always working, always pulling—begins to draw everything inward again. This is called gravitational finality: the moment when expansion slows and reverses. Eventually, everything collapses toward the center of its own existence. And just as its life ends in a dramatic compression, it also begins anew—another great Bang, another expansion.
So each occurrence is not just a one-time event. It is a living cycle—birth, transformation, collapse, and rebirth. This divine rhythm continues endlessly across the infinite universe.
Imagine watching a firework explode in the sky. That one explosion is brilliant and vast, but it’s still only one firework. Now imagine the sky filled with fireworks—each one bursting at a different moment, each with its own color and shape, each one fading and giving way to the next. This is how occurrences unfold in the eternal universe: one great “Bang” after another, each giving rise to a cycle of cosmic life.
These “Bangs” don’t happen all at once. They are scattered across eternity—some long past, some yet to come. The occurrence we are in now began with its own Big Bang, and one day, it too will fall back toward its center through gravitational finality, only to begin again.
There is no final beginning. There is no ultimate end. The universe doesn’t restart; it renews. It doesn’t break apart; it transforms.
According to the understanding of Universal Stewardship, we do not live in one of many disconnected universes. We live in the one eternal universe—a living, ever-evolving whole. The galaxies we observe today are part of a single occurrence within that whole. Beyond this occurrence, countless others have existed and will exist, each one flowing from the same infinite source.
So when we speak of “the universe,” we must remember: what we see is not all there is. We are witnessing just one ripple in an endless ocean—one heartbeat in the eternal rhythm of existence.
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