Monad

Have you ever thought how it feels to meet a real god...? Well, now is your chance! There was no place. There was no time. A human observer would have recognized nothing here: no mass, energy, or force. There was only a rolling, random froth whose fragmented geometry constantly changed. Even causality was a foolish dream. The orderly spacetime with which humans were familiar was suffused with vacuum energy, out of which virtual particles, electrons and quarks, would fizz into existence, and then scatter or annihilate, their brief walks upon the stage governed by quantum uncertainty. In this extraordinary place whole universes bubbled out of the froth, to expand and dissipate, or to collapse in a despairing flare. This chaotic cavalcade of possibilities, this place of non-being where whole universes clustered in reefs of foamy spindrift, was suffused by a light beyond light. But even in this cauldron of strangeness there was life. Even here there was mind. Call them monads. Monad is a philosophical idea that originally was conceived by Pythagoreans to reference a single source acting alone, or to an indivisible origin, or to both. Later it was adopted by cosmogony to explain that everything was only part of a supreme being, a divinity that encompasses all that ever was, current is and will potentially be. Tier: 0 Verse: Real-Life (Thought Experiment; Neo-Platonism) Name: Monad, Supreme Being, Single, Divinity Gender: Non-Applicable (The Monad is everything and everyone) Age: Undefinable (Exists as everything that was and will be, as such, it doesn’t have an age) Classification: The One, The All-Encompassing, Supreme God.