The Origin of Everything

If you thought deconstructing what it means to be human wasn’t ambitious enough, welcome to the next layer: investigating the birth of the universe itself.

Before anyone gets nervous, let’s be clear – this won’t end in scripture, zodiac charts, or any attempt to manifest your soulmate using planetary alignments. This is not that type of self-help manual. Then again, if this isn’t about myth or mysticism, why bother including the current scientific theories of existence on a site about the human body?

Simple. Without a beginning – without something rather than nothing – there is no biology, no entropy, no cognition, no “you” to worry about blood sugar or breathing patterns. Understanding our origin isn’t about cosmic trivia. It’s about making peace with the fact that we are part of a larger unfolding system. Not outside of it. Not dropped into it. Of it.

Life is not a separate phenomenon. It’s what happens when the universe gets just weird and ordered enough to hold shape, form tension, and evolve structure. The human body is a brief, intricate consequence of the same rules that govern black holes, gravity wells, and atomic spin.

Until we dispel the illusion that we’re somehow separate from all of this, we’ll keep trying to optimize ourselves in a vacuum. Which is like trying to upgrade a leaf without ever acknowledging it grew on a tree.

Now, I know I just said this wasn’t going to be a woo-woo spiritual journey. So bear with me while I explain the physics of your existence without the robes or the incense.