Bit by Bit

Inside the data base the impact of information from all areas was

overwhelming. Sensory information, inputs from all ranges of the

electro-magnetic spectrum, programs, references, comparisons, functions,

equations, everything that is science and/or knowledge. The sum total of

everything that is humanity, from gravity to salinity of oceans, and more,

emphasis on more as the majority content. It's dark in here, good thing it's

not the written word. No gravity, no sound, no light, just yes or no, is or

isn't, gateway or no gateway, that old kharmic world?

It didn't begin, it either was or was not. As subtle as the differences

in sexuality, as powerful as the dynamics of a sun or a black hole. Still, it is

just 0 or 1, black or white, yin or yang, as the basic building block. There is

no light in here. The end of the tunnel cannot be illuminated. The question

of an end is not. I was here. I was not. The awesome responsibility of

binary repetition!

In the beginning, opposites, the basic building block, the first cycle,

repeated to form 2 cycles, then 4 cycles, ad infinitum. Everything that has

being is vibrations, composed of cycles, resonant frequencies, combinations of

frequencies, a function of the electromagnetic spectrum. Some frequencies

are solids, some gases, some light, some sound, to enumerate a few. The

possibilities are infinite, but do not achieve being without the first cycle or more

correctly the first half cycle. Create the first mass and with it gravity.

Resonate the mass until you achieve a relatively big bang, which will cause

expansion and ultimately collapse, and then keep doing it. In this

environment where time has no mathematical equality, perhaps no presence,

space must be an abstract concept, life is the total of the cycles,

but the first cycle is not measurable, only relative. Ergo, how finite the

beginning cycle. It doesn't matter, because all that follow are always a

function thereof. That would be relativity. Bit by bit, awesome the tasks of

creation, unless, of course, time is not a factor.

"In the beginning there was the word," perhaps then an altered word.

The first cycle. As the programmer was overheard to say. "God, it's tough

being Jesus Christ," or was it "Jesus Christ, it's tough being God." Perhaps with death,

and life’s abandonment of time and space, my travels in the database will begin.