What is the universe? How was it created?

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The universe is a figment of God's imagination. And I'm NOT using the word "figment" in a derogatory manner. Far from it..

The imagination - God’s and human’s - is the canvas on which of forms are created.

It is for God’s entertainment that the universe exists. The universe was created beautiful which is why it is God’s companion. Beauty is the reason why the universe exists at all. For humans, our vocation is to praise God as much as possible while we are on earth.

There exist a rigorous connection between beauty and intelligence. Beauty comes about as a result of planning or intelligent design.

The universe is to be the stage upon which humans and jinn praise God.

The realm of angels lie in the ultraviolet zone of the light spectrum, the realm of jinn lie in the infrared zone of the light spectrum. Humans are infinite in the sense that the realm of humans lie from the infrared zone to the ultraviolet zone.

The manifestation of humans lie within the visible spectrum. The vocation of man is to understand that the the realm of infinitude lie geometrically within as well as without and that the manifested order of things in the small is a reflection of a higher order, the realm of principles.

The universe has also at least one other serious purpose why it exists, which is to be the stage on which created beings with free will celebrate God’s glory.

Other than angels whose imperative is to praise God non-stop, there exist jinn and men.. Unlike angels, both jinn and men are free to do as they please.

Question is: Do jinn and men want to emulate the angels or not?

Let’s leave the realm of manifestation and delve into the realm of principle.

The universe is comprised of data. What kind of data? Data which would please God. What kind of data would please God? Answer: Data which engenders beauty.

The data structure - there is advantage in studying computer science nowadays - which the universe exhibits is what is known as the “function call stack”.

More about that here: Function Call Stack Examples -

https://cs.gmu.edu/~kauffman/cs222/stack-demo.html

God favors one particular kind, the kind which suits the following purpose: (1) complete control over the realm of appearances (2) recurrence of beautiful forms that never repeat themselves (3) mercy takes precedence over wrath.

In connection with the points above:

(1) God uses the power of exponents to let “nature takes its course in power manifestation”; natural phenomenon conform to mathematical exponents: the wind, the waves etc

(2) God uses logarithms to manifest beauty. The natural realm is a tapestry of beautiful Divine forms.

Explainer: What are logarithms and exponents? -

https://www.sciencenewsforstudents.org/article/explainer-what-are-logarithms-exponents

(3) God’s overriding character is forbearance. In the face of defiance, God remains patient but will continue to make his presence known in a variety of different ways instead of using outright destruction followed by replacement.

Source of graphic: Effective Algorithm for n Fibonacci Number By: Professor Lili Saghafi slide 23:

https://www.slideshare.net/lsaghafi/effective-algorithm-for-n-fibonacci-number-by-professor-lili-saghafi?utm_source=pocket_mylist

The above data structure is the roots of how the universe is exhibited.

We can discern the structure of the universe from the plethora of manifested forms that it exhibits.

The structure of the universe is rooted in algorithm.

ment of God’s imagination, and I’m NOT using the word figment pejoratively. Far from it..

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