Theories Of The Birth Of The Universe

Physicist Laplace discovered in the nineteenth century that the whole universe constructed itself and huge energetic explosions split the planets and created the spaces between galaxies. In the same epoch Antoine Lavoisier found the Hermetic predicate : nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything transforms. This is very applicable to the evolution of the universe. Robert Charroux grouped most interesting scenarios of the creation of the universe starting with the theories of couple of remarkable scientists :

• Expansion - Abbot Lemaitre Universe

Lemaitre supports the creationist version. For him the universe started from a point, there is always expansion and at the end of this dilatation everything will disappear.

• Continual creation - Fred Hoyle's Universe

Space has no boundaries and the universe is eternal ad is always developing itself and always similar a constant density.

• Big Bang - The Universe of Ryley Martin

13 billion years ago, all matter concentrated into a single point in space exploded violently. From here it could be concluded that energy equals matter. At first, quasars were made, these are light waves that traveled the space nebulae, the galaxies  were then designed. Total mass is finite, but it is in a infinite space. When the period of 13 billions years ends, space will be filled and there will not be time anymore. The Bing Bang theory states that after this explosion, an implosion that will remove all cosmic matter into a point. Interestingly, this theory corresponds to the Brahmans tradition which says that when God exhaled, the universe was born and that when hi will inhale, the universe will be soaked back into him. A complete breath  ( exhale/inhale ) of God  is believed to, in Hindu religion, to take 11 billion years.

From God To Atom ... And Vice Versa

6000 years ago, Egyptian priests had built the Temple of Heliopolis. This is one of the oldest historic buildings in the world. At Heliopolis, the priests worship the Creator of all the worlds, which they called Atum. Here's how the Egyptian priests defined the God : " God is the one who first created the Gods and the people from his own substance, he created absolutely everything, which attracts and rejects, positive and negative. He is unknown outside our usual time and space".

From here we can continue to define overarching principles : it is the primordial substance, it is protomateria and the initial atom that consist of space, time and wishes. King Akhenaten called God Aton. The priests of Heliopolis conveyed their teaching the only ones able to put people in harmony with the Universe. " In Nun lives an undefined spirit that bears all existence". Nun in the Egyptian language means chaos. This concept was later taken over by the Coptic Orthodox, speaking about an uncreated God which contains in itself the source of all creations, and a created God, that is expressed. So, Atum gave birth to everything in the Universe. Atum's correspondent is Brahma for the Hindu. From the Hindu we know the fact that Brahma "invented" the two fundamental and primordial energies : positive and negative that is masculine and feminine, or yin and yang. Modern physicists and biologists studying protomateria which they consider the principle of life. The protomateria is neutral, it is neither positive or negative. Interestingly, Aton means "neutral". Brahmans called God Atma. The Tibetans called God Aum. The Jews called God Adonai and the Greeks called him Adonis. In other words, our ancestors had found these names are synonyms of "atom".