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first i'll explain some of the cosmology.
i'll say that when they refer to the "universe" it means the whole cosmology as we know it, which consists of several realms and higher dimensions to make it clear.
so dimensions are explained like this in the series, and the author further explains it like this. so this already qualifies for having extra spatial axis's.
so to explain the places in the cosmology, firstly we have the 3rd dimension which is the human realm. we also have the god realm which is the lowest existance in the god realm as the god realm extends much further up. we can also see the underworld where the god yama stays which is the 7th dimension. and these would qualify for higher dimensionality through the panels i sent at the starts. this is the only mention of "dimensions" throughout the whole series and the author even confirmed it was spatial axes that was extra dimensions.
and if we take the 6th dimension as the base of the god realm/lowest level of the god realm where every god can enter, from 1st zen to 5th zen. the author has explained that there are way more dimensions than only 5 in the god realm. so a number that's way more than 12, lets just say 20 as a lowball.
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so that's the basics of how the cosmology works, this like explained earlier gets refered to as a universe despite it literally being different spatial and temporal places in this so called universe. just to make it clear.
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now i'll talk about a god from the verse, Agni a 5th zen god could transcend existence and non-existence. he also returned to the highest dimension in gods domain, take all of that as you will, Agni as a 5th zen god also exist above time itself.
and the realms and dimensions aren't linked by time, some dimensions even exist above time itself. and at the same time those who exist in time are explained to be countless timelines by some characters and these timelines are spreading from the main timelines. as this was explained by a character this shows the intent of the author for there to be countless of these timelines. a comment on another character that has time powers has terminated countless of these universes which would make sense with the timelines.
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this was all leading up to the ultimate beings in the verse and the main point of the thread and why im asking.
there are 4 characters that are called "the primeval gods" they basically created everything from the gods, humans and suras that are inhabiting the universe and cosmology as a whole. one of them explains that they remember before the concept of time even existed. this would also mean they created the concept of time itself as they are the creators of everything, all of the universes to ever exist. the current universe even has a "beggining of time" in itself. this would mean when they said "since the beggining of time, no since before then...." they means before they first created the concept of time itself.
with this said it makes sense that they also created the concept of space itself too as space can't exist without time. and since they made the concept of time and that they are beyond that concept is the only way to interpret it imo even if it wasn't shown that they created it. it's what the narrative tells us and it makes sense with them creating the concept of time too and also created everything in series itself. so they would also be above the concept of space too.
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there are mentiones that there can't be a divinity higher than a primevial god. also one of them even refer to themselfs as a transcendent being.
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with all of this said where would be a fair place to put the primeval gods? you can also give a lowball, midball and highball for different interpretations
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i'll say that when they refer to the "universe" it means the whole cosmology as we know it, which consists of several realms and higher dimensions to make it clear.
so dimensions are explained like this in the series, and the author further explains it like this. so this already qualifies for having extra spatial axis's.
so to explain the places in the cosmology, firstly we have the 3rd dimension which is the human realm. we also have the god realm which is the lowest existance in the god realm as the god realm extends much further up. we can also see the underworld where the god yama stays which is the 7th dimension. and these would qualify for higher dimensionality through the panels i sent at the starts. this is the only mention of "dimensions" throughout the whole series and the author even confirmed it was spatial axes that was extra dimensions.
and if we take the 6th dimension as the base of the god realm/lowest level of the god realm where every god can enter, from 1st zen to 5th zen. the author has explained that there are way more dimensions than only 5 in the god realm. so a number that's way more than 12, lets just say 20 as a lowball.
.
so that's the basics of how the cosmology works, this like explained earlier gets refered to as a universe despite it literally being different spatial and temporal places in this so called universe. just to make it clear.
.
now i'll talk about a god from the verse, Agni a 5th zen god could transcend existence and non-existence. he also returned to the highest dimension in gods domain, take all of that as you will, Agni as a 5th zen god also exist above time itself.
and the realms and dimensions aren't linked by time, some dimensions even exist above time itself. and at the same time those who exist in time are explained to be countless timelines by some characters and these timelines are spreading from the main timelines. as this was explained by a character this shows the intent of the author for there to be countless of these timelines. a comment on another character that has time powers has terminated countless of these universes which would make sense with the timelines.
.
this was all leading up to the ultimate beings in the verse and the main point of the thread and why im asking.
there are 4 characters that are called "the primeval gods" they basically created everything from the gods, humans and suras that are inhabiting the universe and cosmology as a whole. one of them explains that they remember before the concept of time even existed. this would also mean they created the concept of time itself as they are the creators of everything, all of the universes to ever exist. the current universe even has a "beggining of time" in itself. this would mean when they said "since the beggining of time, no since before then...." they means before they first created the concept of time itself.
with this said it makes sense that they also created the concept of space itself too as space can't exist without time. and since they made the concept of time and that they are beyond that concept is the only way to interpret it imo even if it wasn't shown that they created it. it's what the narrative tells us and it makes sense with them creating the concept of time too and also created everything in series itself. so they would also be above the concept of space too.
.
there are mentiones that there can't be a divinity higher than a primevial god. also one of them even refer to themselfs as a transcendent being.
.
with all of this said where would be a fair place to put the primeval gods? you can also give a lowball, midball and highball for different interpretations
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