Are all things in the universe equal?Here are some recommendations for novels that involve the theme of equality in the universe:
- "Tashi Dele of the Three Rivers Source": This novel constructs a pure and clear natural world in the Three Rivers Source, where humans and animals live in harmony. By telling the stories of humans, humans and animals, and animals and animals, it embodied the concept of equality and harmony of all things. The story took the little protagonist's search for his missing father as a clue. In this process, the natural paintings slowly unfolded. The most touching part was the plot of humans and animals working together in the harsh natural environment.
- ** Translated novel related to 'The Theory of Qi Wu'(if available)**: Zhuangzi's 'The Theory of Qi Wu' expressed the idea that there was no difference between right and wrong in the Tao of all things in the world. He believed that all living things in the world were equal. Although he didn't directly mention the novel based on 'Qi Wu Lun,' this idea might be used as a reference by some Xianxia and fantasy novels. This kind of novel might construct a world view where all things were equal. For example, in some Xianxia worlds, although humans, demons, and immortals had different abilities, they all had their own meaning and value of existence. They all followed the laws of the universe, and there was no absolute relationship between the master and the dominated. In such a novel world, different races or different forms of life followed an equal law in terms of cultivation and survival. It might be expressed that every life had the opportunity to grow or be respected through their own efforts, and would not be discriminated against because of racial origin.
A philosophical understanding of the idea of equality in the universe would help to better understand the worldview in such novels:
- Some ancient philosophical thoughts believed that the noumenon of all things was the "Tao Body". It was empty and formless, and was the origin of all things. From this origin point of view, all things were equal. For example, Chuang Tzu believed that there was no difference between you and me in the Tao body of all things in the world, nor was there a difference between right and wrong. Although modern science could explore the microscopic particles to understand the universe, it was difficult to explain the laws of motion of microscopic particles and the reasons behind them. This could also be compared to the "spirit" of all things. The existence of this "spirit" could be seen as a manifestation of the equal value of all things. In other words, all things had their own uniqueness and unknowability, and should not be judged simply by human standards.
- The concept of equality of all things in the universe was also reflected in the fact that all things followed certain rules and developed in an orderly manner under the fair and just giving of the universe. All things played a role in the universe and reflected their value, so they would receive corresponding giving and support. In the creation of novels, this idea could be transformed into the setting of various fantasy worlds. For example, different elements (such as metal, wood, water, fire, and earth) existed equally in the magic world, and they restricted each other and balanced each other, forming the operating system of the magic world. Or in science fiction, although the civilizations of different planets had different levels of development, they all had equal rights to survive and played unique roles on the big stage of the universe.
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The origin of all things in the universeThe mainstream theory of modern cosmos, the Big Bang Theory, believed that the universe originated from a Big Bang 13.8 billion years ago. It was born from a non-dimensional point, creating time, space, and all matter. However, the Big Bang theory could not explain the universe before the Big Bang, which was the original singularity.
Some scientists tried to explain the universe before the Big Bang based on quantum gravity theories such as string theory or loop quantum theory, but there was currently a lack of a verified quantum gravity theory. Some scientists, such as Roger Penrose, proposed the Conformal Cyclic Cosmology model. They believed that the universe would experience expansion, but eventually collapse into a singularity, and a new universe would be born through the Big Bang. However, this view was not yet conclusive. The current observational data could not rule out or confirm any of these models, so there were still many unsolved mysteries about the origin of everything in the universe.
The origin of all things in the universeDifferent views had different explanations for the origin of everything in the universe.
- From Laozi's point of view, Tao was the origin of the universe. Tao gave birth to one, one gave birth to two, two gave birth to three, and three gave birth to all things. Tao was a kind of objective existence that existed before heaven and earth. It was the basic law that all things in heaven and earth followed.
- In a basic view of the universe, time, space, matter, and law were the four origins of the universe. The beginning of the universe was formed by the chaos of infinitely many panons whose volume was infinitely close to zero (equivalent to zero). There was a vacuum between the panons. The panons were typical non-viscous fluids that followed Newton's three laws of motion, the law of conservation of mass, the law of conservation of energy, and the law of conservation of momentum. Their various states constituted the different forms of matter in the universe.
- Modern physics believed that the universe was born from the Big Bang, and the origin was nothing. The Big Bang theory was the theoretical basis for the study of the origin of the universe. The origin of the universe contained all the matter, energy, time, and space that existed in the universe. It could be understood as a huge "source", and all the phenomena and reality of the universe originated from this starting point.
- According to the parallel universe theory, our current universe is only one of several parallel universes. There are countless universes in the vast hyperspace, and different cosmic bubbles have different cosmic laws. However, this theory does not clearly point out the specific direction of the origin of the universe in this case.
The biggest creature in the universeWith mankind's current technology, the universe we can observe is only the tip of the iceberg. In our current observation range, we have yet to discover the largest creature in the universe. However, in theory, some scientists proposed that the universe might be a huge creature, in which planets, galaxies, and all matter in the universe were part of this life form. Some scientists speculated that the universe might be a huge biological cell, while the Earth was an even smaller cell. However, these were all just conjectures and there was no conclusive evidence.
Are all things in the universe self-materializing?According to some of the information provided, there was a point of view that all dharma (people, things, objects, and circumstances) were self-materializing, including parents, spouse, children, colleagues, friends, and other people, as well as houses, houses, flowers, trees, and other things, and even troubles, dreams, illnesses, and so on. However, this was only a viewpoint based on specific philosophical or religious thoughts. Different philosophical systems and scientific cognition had different understandings. For example, in the field of science, everything in the universe developed based on various factors such as physical laws and biological evolution.
Ranking of things bigger than the universeIn a philosophical sense, if the universe was defined as the whole world, including all the worlds in the universe, multiverse, or multispace, there was nothing bigger than the universe. However, if the universe is defined as the universe we are in, then there may be universes outside the universe, but there is currently no ranking of things that are larger than the universe.
Who is the creator who created all things in the universe?There were different concepts of " Creator " in different settings. In some settings, there was a group of invisible beings that transcended time and space. They created everything in the universe out of boredom, including the " television channel " similar to " Earth " and the creatures in it. They created various " programs " by setting rules and introducing various factors, such as allowing creatures to evolve. In other words, the survival stories of creatures.
In the setting of Halo: Silence, the Pioneer was an ancient and technologically advanced species. They spread the fire of life in the universe, and the Pioneers, humans, and other lives were created for them.
Also, Victor, the mechanical pioneer in the game " League of Legends ", had a skin called " Creator ", but it was not the Creator in the sense of creating everything in the universe.
In addition, Yang Zhenning and other scientists had also said that there might be a Creator, but they did not clearly point out its specific form and the specific way in which it created everything in the universe. There was also a view that the age and scope of the universe might far exceed the lifespan and existence of a possible Creator.
All things are created by the heart, my heart is the universeThis statement embodied a typical idealist ideology. In the category of idealism, there was a category of subjective idealism. It believed that the existence of matter was based on human consciousness and was a product derived from consciousness. This view emphasized that consciousness was the origin of the world, and consciousness was prior to matter and determined matter. "All things are created by the heart, and my heart is the universe" meant that all things in the world were created by the heart, and the heart of the self was the source of all things like the universe. This was in line with the concept of consciousness as the origin in subjective spiritualism, which regarded the heart (consciousness) as the creator and source of the world.