Moordikiin’s Theory: Dilmoth’s theory
is fouled in several ways, but the most important reasons are: from where were
the planes created and from what. He ignores the premise of which an omnipotent
being may have existed before the rest of the universe. This leads me to
believe in the existence of two additional points of presence and the existence
of additional planes existing parallel to ours, yet having an opposite
directional scope.
First, let’s look at the two points of
presence to which I refer. They are Time and Energy, existing at opposing ends
of the planes. Time can be described as the probable existence of everything without
the energy to create it while Energy is everything in existence without the
time to manipulate it. This theory functions if one believes matter is just
energy existing at a set point in time. This can be and has been proven to some
degree in multiple experiments.
Now, starting with energy, as we will
travel away from that point toward time we will see if the theory has validity.
As one travels further away for an energy source, for instance fire, the heat
is spread out over a larger volume of space thereby dissipating its
effectiveness though the same amount of energy exists. The same principle
occurs between Energy and Time. As energy radiates outward toward time it
dissipates and thus takes on physical characteristics. The further it travels
away from the source and toward time the less energy exists in the given area
while time becomes a greater factor. With this in mind, let’s view the order of
which the planes exist. Starting with energy, the next plane of existence would
be the Deity Plane where energy exists with very little reference to time.
Therefore, the gods’ tremendous power and ability to see past, present, and
future since time is very malleable in lesser amounts, and thereby allowing the
Gods to appear omnipotent.
Further down the line are the Ethereal
Planes. The energy has dissipated enough and time has a strong enough presence
to change energy into matter. The Ethereal Planes of Fire, Air, Water, and
Earth are actually the four states of matter, which are Plasma, Gas, Liquid,
and Solid. Dilmoth, like the philosophers before him, described the Ethereal
Plane as best they could by relating the four states of matter to their most common
and relatable materials thus enabling the peasants to understand them.
Between the Ethereal Planes and the Living
Plane exists the Astral Plane. This Astral Plane exists in a state of flux
providing enough energy and time to create anything, yet dissipating the
creation when no longer the focus. This plane also provides a conduit to the
other planes of existence; those being Heaven, Hell, etc… which exist not
within the Astral Plane but, in fact, bridging across the Ethereal Planes
themselves by the power of the gods. The last plane of existence before Time is
the Living Plane. Time exists as a near constant there. It is where energy has
mostly become matter, therefore, time can be measured and energy can be easily
manipulated into physical properties.
However, just as Time and Energy are
opposites, so must our universe be the opposite of a parallel universe having
similar yet opposite polarities. Therefore, I believe the Living Universe is
actually a Positive Material Plane with an opposite Negative Material Plane
existing on the other side of Time. This would also mean the existence of a Negative
Ethereal Planes, a Negative Astral Plane, and a Negative Deity Plane. The main
difference between the positive and negative planes is the flow of time, which
would flow in the opposite direction of ours.
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