The Mystery of Universe still alive

THE MYSTERY OF UNIVERSE IS STILL ALIVE...,

U”ni*verse\, n. [L. universum, from universus universal; unus one + vertere, versum, to turn, that is, turned into one, combined into one whole; cf. F. univers. See One, and Verse.] All created things viewed as constituting one system or whole; the whole body of things, or of phenomena;
The word “Universe” implies that there is only one state of existence (the root uni-), and this may as well be true. We do not know anything about other forms of existence, albeit there are possible signs of possibilities of possible parallel universes or dimensions. Ours, in which we exist in (if you happen to be reading this in the same 4-dimensional, expanding universe that I am writing in), has the specific set of natural laws that govern all that are. Hydrogen atoms are this big, gravity works this way, light is just waves of photons or whatever, etc etc etc etc etc (times infinity). My universe, my perception of our existence is as follows: anything can happen, even things that we can’t imagine.

The single most frustrating thing about our minds is that anything that we imagine is based off of our experiences. For example, our ideas of “extremely bizarre” are just things that are present in our lives put together in a way that doesn’t make sense to us: we imagine monsters that have three heads, eyes in place of their hands, and arms that have five joints. The parts of the monster are still normal: head, eye, and arm; it’s just put together in a weird way. We can’t imagine things that don’t exist. Most people can’t imagine or even have the idea that it may be possible for some kind of life form could be made up of some mysterious force and breathe empty space. Even this far-fetched concept that I just made up is based on my experience: I’ve encountered life forms, I know of forces (such as gravity and magnetism), and I know of empty space. Do you get it? We’re limited to what we’ve experienced. It totally, completely, absolutely sucks.
So we’re left to deal just with what we have.
The worst part of all of this is, you won’t get what I’m talking about unless you’ve had thoughts that are similar or a branch of these thoughts.
SOURCE: taeworld.wordpress.com/the-universe/