A century ago, the creation of the universe was a concept that astronomers as a rule ignored.

The reason for this was the general acceptance of the idea that the universe existed in infinite time - a conglomeration of matter that had no beginning.

Today, however, it is generally considered that the universe started with a big bang (much to the satisfaction of most religions) for should something have existed with zero volume, tantamount to saying it was nothing, and then explode, it only went to prove the theological argument that the world was created… to be true.

Once having established this point we are confronted with the ideology of eternal life, sometimes referred to as the spiritual or dream world, a world that although invisible, is all around, inexorably coming into existence parallel to that of the physical one.

The Spirit world must arise out of nothing;
it must first create itself; its first creation is itself.
When it has accomplished this creative act then follows a natural reproduction of creations.

This is what is known as the Acorn Theory.

From this metaphysical acorn, all trees of life have grown, a spiritual rain forest spanning both the vastness and depth of time.

Read more...