Omni-Existence

The Cosmological Nature of the Omni-Existence
Omni-Existence is the encompassing threshold of Parallel Omniverses. Omni-Existence is strongly governed by the formality of Boolean logic: truth or falsehood encompassing the subjectively of Something or Nothing. Any encompassing principle of nothingness is to include any spectrum of uncertainty manifesing as nothingness, giving rise to the principle property of being. A being exist as a property of a given ontology. Or a being does not exist as a property of a parallel ontology.

Omni-Existence is “Everything, Everywhere, Always”. Omni-Existence is the encompassing regress of inherent existence. That which exists is encompassed by the forces, laws and constants of Omni-Existence. Omni-Existence itself is encompassed by “Infinite Indefinity”. Infinite Indefinity is “Nothing, Nowhere, Never”, the encompassing unknowable, and inherent non existence. That which does not exist is encompassed by the forces, laws and constants of “Infinity Indefinity”. If something exists it is knowable and encompassed by Omni-Existence. If something doesn’t exist, it is unknowable and encompassed by Infinity Indefinity.

Omni-Existence is the foundation of infinite regress and is the primordial embodiment of ontology. Omni-Existence is the parent state of infinite influences, forces, laws, and constants. Everything is an aspect of and is embodied within Omni-Existence. Omni-Existence is the mother ontology of its infinite parallel children. The children of Omni-Existence are omniverses. Within Omni-Existence, omniverses have parallel ontologies encompassed by their parent Omni-Existence. Children ontologies represent a lower ground state encompassed within their parent which represent a higher ground state. The child inherits attributes of the parent. These attributes are not within a thermodynamic equilibrium of their parent, giving rise to their nature. Furthermore, the interaction of attributes inherited from the parent within a child ontology gives rise to the child ontology.