Discover why J believes our current reality is the second attempt at cosmic creation - and what made the first universe so boring.
Everything you've been told about the Big Bang is incomplete. While scientists describe it as a singular event that created space and time, the J collective reveals something far more extraordinary: what we call the Big Bang was actually the second attempt at cosmic creation, born from the first universe's ultimate problem - it was too perfect to be interesting.
"Our story begins when something old became bored, it was simply too perfect. The negative and positive charge were entirely equal to each other and the blackhole (the singularity) that held it together was becoming extremely disinterested in the goings on of the Universe regardless of how deep it explored," J explains about the conditions that led to our current reality.
The First Universe: Perfect Balance
The previous cosmic iteration operated on what J calls a "1:1 Positive-Neutral-Negative" system - perfectly balanced forces that created absolute stability. "We of J believe the previous Big Bang was the idea of 'balance,'" J states about this earlier creation.
Imagine a universe where every force was perfectly counteracted, where nothing could grow or change beyond predetermined limits, where consciousness experienced what J describes as "the sinkhole of indifference." This wasn't chaos - it was the opposite problem: cosmic stagnation.
"In the previous Universe, planets were large bodies of fusion energy - they could truly look any way they wished," J describes. Yet despite unlimited creative potential, consciousness became trapped in endless equilibrium. "Many of the prior universe are still stuck in its way of thinking, which is always considering both sides but never seeing the joy in the process."
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