Intelligent Infinity Defined

[Anders]

I now came to think of a new way of looking at infinity. How can infinity exist at all other than as a concept, as an idea? My new idea is that infinity is a potential. And that there only exists one such potential. Because if another infinite potential exists, it's exactly the same potential. And this idea is consistent with what Ra said that there can only be one infinity.

With this new idea nothing exists as being infinite. Because infinity is an inexhaustible potential. The potential of infinity can never be filled up. Indra's net is illustrated as having an infinite number of jewels where each jewel reflects all other jewels in the net. With infinity as a potential such net can never exist, since infinity can't be filled up. It's always possible to add more and more things.

However, Indra's net can exist as an ever expanding web of relations. And that's what I believe reality is. So Indra's net is expanding towards infinity yet will never reach a maximum expansion. Kind of mindblowing. And Intelligent Infinity is also a potential which leads to the evolution of the universe and the multiverse into higher and higher densities and octaves, although it's a fractal expansion as I see it, so each octave starts a new universe (Big Bang). Actually each new octave contains more universes than the previous since the multiverse is an expanding tree in my model.