Chapter 21: The Study Of Reality

Hello everyone, I am what you call as the narrator, the only thing that I know my existence is that the travel, I am not an omniscient kind of a narrator for I do not have the access to be omniscient, I call myself as an aspect of something greater, I am just an aspect of the avatar known to be the essential narrator, a being who is truly omniscient In his true form... what I know about him is that he isn't omniscient in the lower worlds, for 'HIM' wants the aspect of the essential narrator also known as Avatar to travel to the lower worlds where I am now standing at Adams/Liam's original universe, u saw him before and disappeared with the avatar, the avatar left me a note where it explains that Adam will "Ascended above mortality" something that gave me shivering feelings in my spine... and now I begin to travel outside of the planet where I start my journey to study the universe and something beyond it if I find it.

A few years later.

As I continued my journey through the vast expanse of the universe, I began to realize that my understanding of space was flawed. The universe was not a three-dimensional space that could be easily explored and mapped out like a graph. It was something much more complex and unknowable.

I started to realize that the universe was infinite dimensional, with dimensions upon dimensions that were beyond my comprehension. It was as if I had been viewing the universe through a keyhole, and now someone had opened the door to reveal an endless expanse of inexplicable mysteries.

The concept of 'infinity' itself was difficult for me to grasp. How could something be infinite? How could it have no beginning and no end? But as I witnessed the vastness of the universe, I began to understand that infinity was not simply a 'mathematical concept', but a archetype reality of the universe itself, more likely it exist just make up the universe.

Time and space were not separate entities, but interconnected within the infinite dimensional universe. I saw that everything that had ever existed or would ever exist was connected in some way through the intricate and infinite fabric of space-time which I call as timelines, how could that exist? by infinite dimensional size or just something that the universe had since the dawn of 'The beginning'.

It was overwhelming, and I struggled to fully understand the implications of what I was experiencing. But as I continued to journey through the infinite dimensional universe, I knew that I had only scratched the surface of what lay beyond.

The universe was not a flat plane, but a complex, multidimensional space that defied easy explanation. It was a tangle of dimensions, each one unfolding in ways that were beyond my understanding.

As I moved through the infinite dimensional universe, I felt small and insignificant. But at the same time, I felt a sense of wonder and awe at the things that lurked amongst the stars. And as I continued on my journey, I knew that I would never fully understand the universe, but would always be fascinated by its infinite complexity and beauty.

I knew that the concept of 'infinity' and infinite dimensional might be difficult for others to understand. And to some, it might even be terrifying to contemplate the vastness of the universe and the endless possibilities that lay within it.

But for me, it was a revelation. It allowed me to shed my narrow, infinite dimensional perspective and view the universe with a new sense of openness and curiosity.

As I moved through the infinite dimensional universe or IDU for short, I saw things that were beyond anything I had ever imagined. There were timelines with different laws of physics, where time flowed backward, where up and down were reversed, where dimensions intertwined in inexplicable ways.

It was like moving through a kaleidoscope of possibilities, each one more mind-bending than the last. And as I moved through these timelines, I felt a deep sense of wonder and joy at the infinite creativity of the universe.

But at the same time, I knew that the universe were not just a container, a home or exotic landscapes. They were also home to unspeakable horrors and terrors that could shatter the mind and soul.

It was a reminder that the universe was not just a playground for curiosity and wonder, but also a battleground for survival and existence.

As I continued my journey through the IDU, I knew that I was only scratching the surface of what lay beyond. But I was also filled with a sense of adventure and excitement, eager to explore the vastness of the universe and discover what new wonders and terrors lay in store for me.

When i was observing humanity out of their view, I saw a rift between space and time, I quickly began to walk towards it as if I was being controlled by it, but i was not... I was in awe, distracted by my own consciousness I feel through....

As I moved through the rift, my eyes were opened to an infinite number of type 1 or lower class multiverses, each one containing an infinite number of infinite dimensional universes, how do I know that there is an type 1 or lower class multiverse?,well to my own memory i read an article I don't know what is called but I only read its information not the title. I saw worlds that were beyond my wildest imagination, with strange shapes and colors that defied any laws known to me.

In every universe, there were different versions of myself, each one living a different life and making different choices. I saw universes where I was a powerful being, worshipped by thousands, and universes where I was nothing more than a lowly creature, struggling to survive.

As I continued to explore, I realized that the number of universes contained within the multiverse was truly infinite, a number equal to infinity. It was a concept that was difficult to comprehend, but I felt it deep within my soul.

The infinite variety of universes was both exhilarating and overwhelming. It was a reminder of just how small and insignificant I truly was in the grand scheme of things. But at the same time, it was a reminder that I was a part of something much larger and more complex than I could ever imagine.

I spent what felt like an eternity exploring the multiverse, witnessing the infinite permutations of reality and the endless possibilities they contained. And yet, even as I explored, I knew that there was still so much more to discover, so much more to learn.

As I finally prepared to leave the multiverse and return to my own reality, I felt a profound sense of gratitude and awe. I was grateful for the opportunity to witness the infinite complexity of the multiverse and in awe of the vastness that lay beyond.

I knew that I would never truly understand the universe, but that would not stop me from exploring it further. For in doing so, I would continue to discover new wonders and terrors, each one more staggering than the last.

As I walked away from the rift in an alleyway, I walked to a busy street and heared gossips and whispers.

Once I heard whispers of "The Ancients," monstrous creatures that could drive any man to madness. According to the rumors, these creatures had many offspring living on Earth, but there was no concrete proof of their existence. The mere mention of them sent shivers down my spine.

The rumors were vague and unsubstantiated. But as I had learned from my journey through the infinite dimensions and the multiverse, truth was often stranger than fiction. And I couldn't help but wonder if there might be some kernel of truth to the whispers of "The Ancients."

As I continued on my journey, my mind was consumed with thoughts of what lay beyond the infinite dimensional universe. I couldn't help but feel that the type 1 or lower class multiverses were the true container of all that existed in the universe - including, perhaps, "The Ancients", but u feel doubtful.

Despite the dangers that lay beyond, I felt a sense of curiosity and excitement about what lay ahead. The universe was vast and infinite, and there was still so much to be discovered.

But at the same time, I knew that I needed to be cautious. I had already witnessed the unfathomable terrors that lurked amongst the stars, and I knew that I needed to be prepared for whatever lay ahead.

As I continued on my journey, I reflected on the whispers of "The Ancients" and the many mysteries that lay beyond the infinite dimensional universe. I knew that the universe was full of wonders and terrors beyond my wildest imagination, but still, I continued forward, eager to explore and discover what lay ahead.

As I continued on my walk, I stumbled upon a book by Ryan, a renowned author of detailed science fiction. The book explained that there were different levels of multiverses, from type 1 to type 4, and even more, the type 4 multiverse has four categories, The Platonic, The Plenitudinous, The Algorithmic, and The Quantum Multiverses. It was a revelation to me, as I had never imagined that there could be such complexity in the universe.

As I delved deeper into the book, I learned about transfinite dimensions, where each dimension contained all the types of multiverses. Then, there were singularities that contained these transfinite dimensions, followed by an infinite number of layers that transcended space-time.

The book went on to explain the existence of the Land of Dreams, a realm that transcended the lower existences viewing as infinitesimals and even transcended all the notions that governed the different realities. The philosophy made by a philosopher named John called "Transrealities/Transreality" dealt with such concepts that could transcend all realities and reality governing notions.

Reading the book left me in awe of the infinite complexity of the universe and the endless possibilities that lay within it. It was a reminder of how small and insignificant we are in the grand scheme of things and how much we had yet to discover.

It also made me think about the dangers that lay beyond, of the unspeakable horrors that lurked amidst the infinite complexity and the need for caution when exploring the universe. But even in the face of these dangers, I knew that I could not resist the call of exploration and discovery.

As I walked away from the book and continued on my journey, my mind was buzzing with new ideas and concepts. I knew that my journey of exploration was far from over and that there was still so much left to discover. The cosmos was an endless sea of mysteries and wonders, waiting to be explored, and I felt exhilarated by the thought of what lay ahead.

As I ventured deeper into the unknown expanse of the universe, I felt a sense of excitement building within me. The knowledge that I had gained from my journey thus far had only increased my thirst for exploring further.

I thought about the book by Ryan and the different levels of multiverses, their complexities, and the possibility of the Land of Dreams. It was clear to me that there was so much more to the cosmos than I could ever comprehend.

But at the same time, I knew that the journey ahead would be fraught with danger. The universe was not just an infinite expanse of wonder and beauty, but also a hostile and unforgiving place, filled with unspeakable terrors and horrors that could drive any normal person to madness.

I had seen glimpses of these horrors through my journey and knew that I needed to be prepared for whatever lay ahead. I had to be cautious and always aware of the dangers that might lurk around every corner.

But even with the knowledge of these dangers, I felt the pull of exploration and discovery growing stronger within me. It was like a fire burning within, urging me to venture forth into the unknown and uncover the secrets that lay beyond.

And so, I continued on my journey, always moving forward, eager to discover what wonders and terrors lay ahead. The universe was vast and infinite, and I knew that my journey would be a never-ending one, as there would always be more to discover.

But even with this in mind, I could not help but feel a sense of purpose and excitement. I had seen the true complexity of the universe and knew that there was always more to uncover, more to understand.

And so, I ventured forth into the unknown, ready to face whatever lay ahead, always moving forward towards the next discovery.