Is there a meaning or purpose to the universe, or is it all just random and meaningless?

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Yes, there is meaning and purpose to the universe. The meaning of the universe is that it is a symbol that reflects the beauty of its creator. The ancient peoples knew about this and they left messages for us regarding this matter in a variety of ways.

Unfortunately for humanity, there are too many of us who have been taken in by rhetoric which claims to deal with cosmic principles but in actual fact, deal only with the realm of manifestations without stepping outside the realm of manifestation.

Humans are intelligent precisely because we have the ability to transcend the realm of manifestation and deal directly with the realm of principles. Suffice to say at this juncture that what the principles that the universe express falls under the category of pure mathematics. Humans do have in their intellectual arsenal the ability to fathom the universe.

The purpose: The universe is a love of beauty construct. Have no doubts that the universe is a hundred percent an aesthetic phenomenon. There are design aspects of the universe that is so glaring that it will continue to gnaw at the consciousness, beckoning one to acknowledge it, admire it, and appreciate it. Human DNA is one of them.

DNA cannot be understood outside of aesthetics. DNA structure must be viewed as an aesthetic phenomenon just like the rest of the universe. The fact that DNA delivers results which works well cannot mean that it should not be an aesthetic phenomenon. I contend that DNA is primarily an aesthetic phenomenon because its functional aspects under the biophysical model fall very much short of our expectations. 

The analog of the current DNA model of the universe is that of the 32 volumes in Encyclopedia Britannica is printed out with 1–2 readable sentences every hundred pages.

The universe is a fractal aesthetic phenomenon. Much of the universe is invisible to the naked eye. Even though it is invisible, human intelligence can fathom that the invisible sections of the universe which is vast is chockful of logarithmic spirals.

More about fractals here:

https://nnart.org/fractals-in-nature/

Why do fractals appear in nature? Because fractals are pleasure constructs for Divine Consciousness, constructs which are shared with human consciousness. It would not be too much to say that Divine and human consciousness meet in fractal geometry.

Stripped down to the core, the universe is an aesthetic expression of a supreme artist who wish to communicate its love for beauty. In order to express its love for beauty, it created its own conjugate. The universe is precisely the Supreme Artist's conjugate. It's conjugate is so beautiful that it is cherished like no other. To use modern terminology, the universe is an artistic complexity theoretic phenomenon.

One of the characteristics of the Supreme Artist is generosity. It wishes to share its creativity with other than itself. From its point of view, the universe can be classified under the category of psedorandom phenomenon. From the human point of view, we can also conclude that the universe is a pseudrandom phenomenon.

A pseudorandom phenomenon is a phenomenon which is rooted in immutable principles but manifest itself in various forms that link back to the realm of principles and is based on an algorithm.

 

Analytically, this phenomenon is an enneagram. The universe follows a musical scales blueprint as represented by the enneagram. The enneagram is not only associated with personality types but also to music and the phenomenon of sound..

Fractals are generated using deterministic mathematical algorithms, and the resulting patterns can exhibit behavior that is highly irregular and difficult to predict, expressing the patterns found in natural phenomena.

The above diagram show a comparison between brain neuron (left) and galaxies (right).

The following is a brief commentary comparing neuronal structure of the brain and clustering of galaxies in terms of fractals:

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“Both the neuronal structure of the brain and the clustering of galaxies can be described in terms of fractals due to their self-similar patterns at different scales.

In the brain, neurons and their dendritic branches form a highly interconnected network that exhibits fractal properties. This means that the patterns of branching and connectivity are repeated at different scales, from the level of individual neurons to that of large-scale brain structures. This self-similarity is thought to play a crucial role in the brain's information processing capabilities, allowing it to efficiently integrate and process information from different sources.

Similarly, the clustering of galaxies in the universe can also be described using fractal geometry. The distribution of galaxies in space is not random, but rather forms a complex, interconnected web of structures that repeat at different scales. This clustering pattern can be described as a fractal, with clusters of galaxies forming at progressively larger scales, and smaller structures such as galaxy groups and individual galaxies exhibiting similar clustering patterns.

The use of fractals to describe these complex systems allows scientists and researchers to better understand their underlying patterns and properties, and to develop more accurate models of their behavior. It also highlights the interconnectedness and self-similarity of natural phenomena across different scales, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach to understanding the complexity of the world around us.

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Divine Consciousness plays an integral part of an interested King overseeing the universe, not just as an observer in the universe. Parenthetically, Divine Consciousness is the top boss that delegates the task of running the universe to a class of beings called angels, who never disobey the top boss. Below the top boss is the archangel ArRuh or the Spirit, which is the one of top officers in the army of angels serving the top boss.

Stated below are two principles that engender the beauty phenomenon which is the universe:

(1) As within, so without -

http://quran.com/41/53

(2) As above, so below -

https://quran.com/55/6

From these two principial viewpoints, we can understand how fractal geometry forms the fractal architecture of the universe.

The universe is comprised exclusively of curved lines. The horizontal dimension is comprised of the logarithmic spiral while the vertical dimension is comprised of the sigmoid curve, which passes through the center of the logarithmic spiral.


 

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