What does topology imply about our significance in eternity?
Part II of II
...The container is called the Klein bottle. (Many interesting sites exist on the internet dedicated to explaining the Klein bottle.)
The Klein bottle itself is not what is important here.
What is important is the understanding it provides regarding the idea of something being bounded within itself by a non-existing boundary.
Restating this idea, topology opens up the possibility that a region, a space, could exist that, when viewed from the outside, would appear to have no inside and when viewed from the inside, would appear to have no outside.
In short, it would be possible for an entity, the Causative Force, to create a place within Herself that She could enter.
This space would provide a place for the Causative Force to get away from Herself in order to create newness, in order to create without being influenced, interrupted or disturbed, in short: symbiotic panentheism.
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Opening up the possibility of the Causative Force creating within the universe substantially expands upon our potential significance to the universe itself.
Being a part of a process through which a Causative Force learns and grows increases our significance to eternity immeasurably.
We, as individuals, as a species, as a life form in the heavens, have never been given this type of status.
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