The Holy Knowledge-THE UNIVERSE IN A BILLION BILLIONS OF YEARS

THE UNIVERSE IN A BILLION BILLIONS OF YEARS
The Creator has created the universe as he wanted to. Yet, at the very beginning, his idea did
not encompass the complete state of the present universe. It only had basic contours and
most of the necessary details. However, in the process of creating the universe, certain
deviations occurred, regarding to what the Creator has imagined, and corrections had to be
made on the way. Still one can say that the universe was created as the Creator had imagined
it. The universe will continue with its development, in accordance with the Creator's idea, for
its present state is not the final product, and the present moment is not an important time in
the development of the universe. It will be continually developed, its functions will be more
complex; its energies, matter and living beings more advanced. This process will never end,
for the universe will never end.
What changes are expected within the universe during the following billion billions of years?
The changes in the behavior of great energies and energy groups will be practically
unnoticeable. However, the  changes within the less important energies will be more
noticeable and will deal with their improved coordination with other energy structures in the
universe. The changes regarding the inanimate matter will be reflected in the increased mass
of inanimate matter through accidental contacts of energies that will make them. The reverse
process, the decomposing of matter into energies is very rare, so this process will result in the
slow and mild increase of inanimate matter in the universe.
Concerning the living beings, new species will come to life in the universe. This will be done
by the Christ energy, and other animal and plant species will gradually develop. In certain
parts of the universe some of the most developed species will be chosen to create the
luminous bodies – the maintenance workers of the universe. In such cases, these species will
develop much faster than they have until that moment. After the great goal has been
achieved, this animal species, without the further assistance of the luminous bodies will
degenerate and disappear.
However, most of the non-material beings, as it has been so far, will not have free will and
their coming to life and their existence will have a particular purpose.
So, a billion billions of years will change almost nothing within the oldest energy structures of
the universe, and the younger the energies are the greater the changes will be, concerning
their improved adjustment to the functioning of the universe. As for the living beings, they will
continue with their development regarding the increased number of new species and the
advancement of all the species in their development, as well as occasional sudden increases
of the development of the chosen species, so that they could assist in the creation of the
luminous bodies.
Further pondering on what will happen to the universe after the billion billions of years has no
point, but one can surely say that its development will be moving towards the goal it has to
reach during the billion billions of years. This, however, does not mean that any big changes

would occur, as they have until now. Their main purpose will be to keep up with the work of
the Creator: creating the universe with as many contents as possible.
What was the Creator's idea regarding the purpose of the universe?
His first thought and his last idea regarding the purpose of the universe and the way of its
functioning are practically the same. They differ only in minor details. The difference is in the
ways of actualizing the ideas during the entire history of the creation of the universe. This will
probably be typical of the oncoming period of creating the universe, but deviations will be a lot
smaller than they have been so far. The aim the Creator has put in front of himself is the
perfect harmony of the functioning of all the elements of the universe in the future with an
exceptionally perfect functioning of each of the complex elements. The goal is, therefore,
perfection of the contents and their perfect functioning. Once this is reached, it shall never
again change, for the universe is endless.