We can observe that the universe is like a digestive system on an almost infinite scale.
Every entity in our universe comprises constituent elements that define its composition, alongside elements influenced by natural forces. Large-scale structures absorb energy from surrounding objects, gases, and light particles. These structures then assimilate and reconfigure these inputs, transitioning into a new phase of existence or undergoing reactions that can lead to cataclysmic events, leaving behind only the fundamental particles and elements that originally constituted them.
The concept that structures in the universe and our bodies are constantly being assembled and disassembled like puzzles, and that no structure is ever totally destroyed but rather transforms into smaller structures, reflects ideas about the impermanence and interconnectedness of all things.
This idea aligns with philosophical notions of unity and interconnectedness in the universe, suggesting that all structures are ultimately the same and in a constant state of change and transformation.
There is a suggestion that something greater than physics and chemistry drives all movement and processes, indicating a higher order or force beyond our current scientific understanding.
The notion that every atom is loaded with memory in the form of pure consciousness is a metaphysical concept not supported by scientific evidence but reflects ideas about the deeper interconnectedness of all things.
Consciousness permeates every particle and can be perceived more distinctly in the intricate life forms that arise from the aggregation of these particles, bound together by the fundamental forces of nature: Gravity, Strong and Weak Nuclear Forces, and Electromagnetism. Except for gravity, each of these forces can be deconstructed into increasingly smaller particles, allowing us to study their interactions and impacts on other particles and intricate systems.