Absolutely and undeniably, all mammals and all animals that breathe, such as human beings, exist in perfect harmony with the universe. An inhalation, the maximum inflation of the lungs with air, corresponds to an expanding universe that extends to infinity. By a logical philosophical analogy, expansion begins with the light emerging from the pupil of the eye and extends to the outer circumference of the iris. Then the Big Crunch begins in the white of the eye, the sclera, and continues toward the optic nerve. And for the universe, expansion continues from the Big Bang, simultaneously followed by the white fountain or White Hole whose polarities are + and −. The whole process concludes with the beginning and the end of the Big Crunch.On the scale of all breathing animals, birth is followed by life—represented by the image processed through the pupil of the eye—and ends or concludes with death. Exhalation, the maximum deflation of the lungs as air is expelled, corresponds to a universe undergoing contraction and reaching its final stage, or the Big Crunch. On the human scale, we observe a lifespan of approximately 100 years for humans, with inhalations and exhalations throughout the entire lifetime of the mammals that we are, until our death or the Big Crunch, which intrinsically contains a black hole of infinite radius whose polarities are − and +.
And on the universal astronomical scale, the universe has neither beginning nor end. It alternates endlessly between the Big Bang and the Big Crunch, or between positive and negative polarities and negative and positive polarities, without stopping, that is, infinitely. It is simply eternal, or its age is infinite, or ∞ years. It expands across the entire visible part of the iris from the pupil of the eye to infinity, beyond Hawking radiation—the outer perimeter of the human eye’s iris, as well as the thickness of the iris, corresponding to the horizon of the black hole. Then it contracts toward the white of the eye or the sclera: the invisible, nothingness, emptiness, zero, or nothing. And the cycle repeats endlessly, that is, infinitely.
One can also compare the cycle of universal life to a balloon that begins to inflate at the initial moment of the Big Bang. That same balloon begins to deflate at the moment of the Big Crunch. The universe gradually deflates until it reaches the final phase of the Big Crunch, that is, nothingness. Then the cycle resumes from the Big Crunch to the Big Bang, then from the Big Bang to the Big Crunch, and so on.
The expansion of the Big Bang or of the Universe through a White Hole or a white fountain ends when it reaches infinity, that is, the boundary of the perimeter of the circle of the Black Hole or of the ring constituting the Hawking radiation that existed before the Big Bang—that is, the Big Crunch. And in the case of the human eye, when flashes or light coming from the pupil reach the outer perimeter of the iris, the Universe stops expanding and begins the phase of contraction toward the Big Crunch, or toward the white of the eye or the sclera, until it reaches the optic nerve, the seat of vision, where images are processed by the brain.
| Plus | union Minus | equals Zero |
| Big Bang | union Big Crunch | equals Black Hole or White Hole |
| Visible | union Invisible | equals Image |
| Iris | union Sclera | equals Pupil |
| Birth | union Death | equals Life |
| Everything | union Nothing | equals Miracle |
| Disk | union Sphere | equals Circle or Ring or Hawking Radiation |
| Area | union Volume | equals Perimeter |
| πr² | union (4πr³)/3 | equals 2πr |
| Univers | Union Nothingness or Volid | equals Celestial Bodies |
Pierre Boucher
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