Singularity Universe .pdf

July 2016

The Timeless Singularity Universe
A Logical Cosmology By Shaman Aaron Irvin Hobba

Multi-Parallel
Observation of infinite
based upon a unit of the first distance

This cosmology is illustrated in memory of the Buddha
who observed the nature of form and emptiness,
illustrating the mysterious universe
rising from observing itself.

Universe Observer
Reflection

Singularity of Form
relative to the illusion of time

Parallel

Observation of the Ego
Empty of form

Observation of Trinity

Exponentially accurate observation of form
via increasing definition of angular data

You are here .

Reverse
Polarity

Singularity
of Form

Observation of
Forms of Polarity

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Observation of Form

Observation of
Singularity Vs Empty

Empty of form
Empty of observation

Multi-Singularity
Observation of Reverse Polarity
in units of first distance

Universe Singularity
Singularity of Emptiness
relative to the illusion of time

first distance

Trinity
Observation of ego + reflection
yields the first distance

Ego
Observation of emptiness
Empty of form

Lack of angular data creates a default
first form: an equilateral triangle

or here .
100 = Total Length (w/self)
99.9-0 = Observed Distance
unto Emptiness

The Moment
As angular data increases
new sites of observation decrease

Observation of potential finite
The illusion of expanding space-time forms via a logical percentage scale based on the total distance
within multi-parallel vs the observed distance to emptiness. Ever increasing in total, the limits of emptiness
and form are measured with ever increasing accuracy, and although new sites of observation may not exist,
new form does thus nothing is preventing the singularity from continuing to observe. Pi never ends, it never repeats.

Although form can be observed, it is empty. Am is. I is not. Never stop observing.

Universe Moment
“Consciousness”
Form empty of form
Reflection of illusion
Reflection of singularity
Reflection of emptiness