Our Worldview on Divine Eternity
The Story on our Core Values and Beliefs per book-Part in WCG-doctrine.
Introduction
Our core beliefs and values in the We-Create-God doctrine are presented according to the flow of time:
Past → Present → Future.
Each concept builds upon earlier concepts and helps explain later developments. Together they form a connected view of reality: our Worldview.
The story about our worldview is describe here through phenomena, processes, keywords and definitions.
These have been explained earlier, in the book Parts 1 through 8. You can find a summary of these definitions in the page 'Our Worldview-Keywords' later in this chapter.
The story is quite long, so I split it up into 4 pages to come, starting here.
This page describes our worldview from book-Part 0 (CSP) and Part 1 (OCU).
Book-Part 0: CSP📓
Conspectus
Conspectus
The story of our Worldview begins with a conspectus. A conspectus provides an overview of the whole framework before examining individual subjects. It shows how the different book-parts connect to one another.
Because reality contains many interconnected subjects, an overview helps establish relationships between them. This broad perspective makes it easier to understand how later ideas fit into a larger structure.
For a broader view, extra remarks come to hand in the form of meta-comments.
Meta-Comment
After establishing an overview, it is useful to discuss how communication itself takes place. This is the role of a meta-comment.
A meta-comment clarifies the meaning of words, methods, and definitions. It helps distinguish what is being discussed from how it is being discussed. By improving communication, meta-comments reduce confusion and increase understanding.
Clear communication creates a stronger basis for analysing systems.
Cybernetics
Cybernetics studies control, communication, and feedback within systems.
When a system receives information from its environment, it can adjust its behaviour. Feedback allows errors to be corrected and goals to be pursued more effectively. This principle appears in machines, living organisms, societies, and many other structures.
Because systems constantly receive and respond to information, a cycle of information processing becomes important.
RIMF
RIMF describes the cycle of Reception, Integration, Manipulation, and Feedback.
Information is first received. It is then integrated into existing knowledge. Next it is processed and used to produce actions, predictions, or communication. The effects of those outputs are fed back into the system through new observations.
This repeating cycle allows systems to learn, adapt, and develop over time.
Because similar information cycles occur repeatedly, recurring patterns can emerge throughout reality.
Recursive Hologram
A recursive hologram describes the principle that similar patterns may appear at different levels of reality.
Small structures can resemble larger structures. Cells, organisms, societies, and civilizations may display similar organisational principles. The same general pattern can appear repeatedly while operating at different scales.
When recurring patterns exist across reality, they must be experienced and observed. This leads to the role of perception.
VAKOG
VAKOG refers to Visual, Auditory, Kinaesthetic, Olfactory, and Gustatory perception or experience.
Through these sensory channels, information enters awareness. Living beings see light, hear sound, feel movement and pressure, smell chemical substances, and taste materials in their environment.
VAKOG therefore supplies much of the information that enters the RIMF cycle. Through sensory experience, reality becomes known and interpreted.
Yet not every interpretation is equally useful. This raises an important question about the quality of existence.
VQR
VQR stands for: Viable Quality of Reality.
VQR evaluates whether a view of reality is workable for living entities, beneficial, life-generating, and sustainable.
Ideas produce consequences. Some ideas support knowledge, compassion, cooperation, creativity, and long-term flourishing. Other ideas may weaken or damage these qualities.
VQR therefore asks whether a belief contributes to the preservation, advancement, and flourishing of life over long periods of time.
Once valuable insights are identified, they must be communicated truthfully.
Truth Poetry
Truth Poetry combines factual meaning with symbolic and emotional expression.
Facts alone may inform the mind, but meaningful symbols help people remember and share important truths. Truth Poetry connects understanding with imagination while remaining grounded in reality.
Through this approach, complex ideas become easier to communicate across generations.
These foundational concepts provide the tools needed to explore a larger question: the origin of the universe itself.
Book-Part 1: OCU📙
Origin of Cosmic Universe
The Origin of the Cosmic Universe
Our worldview next examines the origin of the cosmic universe.
The existence of matter, energy, space, time, life, and consciousness requires a physical history. Understanding this history helps explain how later structures emerged.
Scientific investigation on the universe therefore seeks evidence about the earliest stages of cosmic development.
Singularity and Big Bang Theory
According to the Big Bang model, the early universe existed in an extremely hot and dense condition.
As the universe expanded, it cooled. Matter and radiation developed new forms. Over vast periods of time, stars, galaxies, and larger cosmic structures emerged.
This expansion established the basic conditions from which later complexity could arise.
Yet the large-scale uniformity of the universe raises further questions.
Inflationary Theory and the Dynamic Universe
Inflationary Theory proposes that the young universe experienced an extremely rapid period of expansion.
Small differences present during this early stage became stretched across enormous distances. These variations later contributed to the formation of galaxies and galaxy clusters.
As cosmic structures formed and evolved, a deeper relative understanding of space and time became necessary.
Einstein's Theory of Relativity
Relativity connects space, time, matter, energy, motion, and gravity.
According to this framework, gravity influences the structure of spacetime. Motion influences the measurement of time and distance. Large cosmic structures evolve under these relationships.
Relativity helps explain the behaviour of stars, galaxies, black holes, and many large-scale features of the universe.
However, the smallest scales of reality require another framework.
Quantum Theory and Wave-Particle Duality
Quantum theory studies nature at atomic and subatomic scales.
At these scales, probabilities become important. Certain phenomena cannot be fully explained through classical physics. Wave-particle duality shows that light and some forms of matter display characteristics associated with both waves and particles.
Quantum theory successfully explains many microscopic processes that support the structure of matter itself.
The existence of both quantum theory and relativity encourages a search for deeper unity.
Superstring Theory and a Theory of Everything
Superstring Theory proposes that fundamental particles may originate from extremely small vibrating strings.
This approach seeks a unified framework capable of connecting quantum theory and gravity. It reflects the search for deeper principles that may underlie all physical processes.
Whether such a complete theory is eventually confirmed or not, the search itself reflects the desire to understand reality as an integrated whole.
The behaviour of all physical systems is also influenced by another important principle.
Entropy
Entropy measures how energy becomes distributed among possible physical arrangements and leads to dissipation.
Many processes naturally move toward states in which energy is more widely dispersed. Heat flows from warmer regions to cooler regions (dissipation). Physical systems change directionally through time.
Entropy therefore helps explain why many natural processes progress from earlier states toward later states.
Within these materialistic processes, increasing complexity can still arise under suitable conditions.
Physical and Material Phenomena
From cosmic evolution arise the physical and material phenomena that shape reality.
These include matter and energy, space and time, gravity and motion, information and communication, life (and the consciousness to be aware of them all).
Matter provides structure. Energy enables change. Time allows development. Information enables organisation. Communication transfers information between systems. Life utilises matter and energy to maintain and reproduce complex organisation. Consciousness allows awareness and reflection of all these phenomena.
Together these phenomena form the known framework within which humanity exists, learns, creates meaning, and seeks understanding.
Thus, our worldview moves from an overview of knowledge and communication to an exploration of the universe itself, establishing a foundation upon which later discussions of life, mind, civilisation, and the future can be built.