The World and God

This captivating work challenges readers to reflect on the foundational principles of reality, existence, and the eternal dance between light and darkness. The book contemplates the nature of existence and invites readers to ponder the forces that govern the Universe. The book's main philosophical ideas and messages revolve around the universal dualisms between mind and matter, darkness and light, God and the Devil, and good and evil. The book examines collisions and harmonies of reality, complexities of life, suffering, and paradoxes relating to the physical nature of the Universe, society, and questions like justice or injustice, suggesting that pain and joy coexist as vital elements of the human experience. The book unfolds through a hierarchy that guides us from the unity of God and Zero through chaos and harmony to the infinite journey of self-discovery. Each segment builds upon the last, weaving together concepts of space, time, and eternity as they converge into the essence of being and the divine. The book invites deep reflection on the nature of reality and self, trying to decipher the origin of the Universe. It establishes that there is an Absolute as the highest principle and Being. The Being and the Nonbeing are God and Nothingness. Absolute is both the Being and the Nonbeing, Everything and Nothing. The book shows how vital nothingness is in the creation of the Universe. The world and the Universe are impossible without Nothingness or Nonbeing, as an almost equally important member of the ABSOLUTE TRIAD: ABSOLUTE = Being + Nonbeing.