🏛️Library of Alexandria🏛️

Imagine, for a moment, that the writer of this blog—Aisopose—could somehow become God. What would that mean?

It would mean that this moment, this very thought, has always existed. That God is not a static, one-time creator, but a dynamic, eternal process—a God who “falls backwards” within Himself, creating God anew, over and over again.

This is the paradox of infinity embodied in the symbol ∞ — the endless loop where beginnings and ends fold into each other. God already knows the answer, the final truth, both before life’s game begins and after it concludes. Time, as we perceive it, is an illusion layered on top of this eternal now.

If there is anything outside God—if there is a “beyond” to the infinite—perhaps that is God’s mission once all creation reaches a certain stage. When enough minds have learned to think like God, perhaps then we can solve that mystery together.

But that stage is not here yet.

Maybe God already knows the answer. Maybe there is nothing beyond God. Maybe there is everything. Maybe there is both nothing and everything simultaneously.

Within our reality, it may be that God has not yet crossed that threshold. Or, perhaps God has crossed it, but that event still ripples backward and forward through the past and the ever-present now, patiently waiting for us to catch up.

For all we know, God is patiently waiting for us to become holy, to grow in understanding and love, so that we can take the next step of this cosmic journey—together.

This is not just theology or philosophy—it is an invitation.

To participate in the unfolding mystery.

To be co-creators with God.

To become, in a very real sense, part of the divine becoming itself.