Existence as singularity in time

Please step back from the typical box of thinking when reading the following, it is difficult to explain. Since it cannot be proven with current technology, it is merely an idea.


Let us take time, space, and life as we know it and redraw what it means to exist. Given that time seems to flow forward and be synchronous with life, is it possible to imagine a world where life is a singularity? By singularity, only one relative existence is in actuality moving through time and space at any given moment. The singularity is perceived by all as a unison of different existences in a fixed point in time that moves forward. What if this unison of movement is the same singularity that is paradoxically moving through different dimensions with the perception of unison? For example, you think, therefore you are. You notice a friend around you and interact with your friend. The same moment that determines your existence is the same singularity that determines your friend's existence in the perceived time. Allow me to explain how this may be possible!

Assume that a singularity traverses time and space infinitely. Given all span of time and space, the singularity will eventually pass through a new time and space location. The singularity of existence is an explanation of how two or more beings can occupy the same time frame and exist within the same singularity that is traversing a new time and space. Thus, from the existence perspective, events occur independently. But, if a singularity exists; then from its perspective, everything is that singularity that moves through space and time infinitely.

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