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Definitions by DianaLuciusDeCollis

Mega-supercluster 

A collective group of superclusters, (ie. a multi-supercluster).
'One of the many cosmic structures that's larger than a supercluster is a mega-supercluster: A group of super-clusters and it's also like a physical / tangible multiverse.'

The centre of the finite universe 

The single point (singularity), in the infinite empty dark void, 'Chaos' from which came The Big Bang; also whence the finite universe (a hyper-massive galaxy cluster, in Chaos) was born and spread.
'Some say that The Big Bang created a blackhole at the centre of the finite universe, which all the galaxies inside it orbit.'

Poly-multiverse

Multiple multiverses. A collective group of multiverses or the sum of all the multiverses together, (aka. the quasiverse).
'Some say that outside the multiverse, there could be the poly-multiverse: many multiverses.'
A divine being who is worshipped as a god and has power over nature.
'Being a deity isn't necessarily a birth-right, but must be earnt through completing a divine mission as likewise for kings and queens.'
Deity by DianaLuciusDeCollis July 6, 2022
A divine (god-like) being who isn't necessarily a god, (e.g. angels, daemones, demigods, oracles, spirit guides, etc.).
'A god is a divinity, but not all divinities are gods.'

Proto-god 

1. An unknown god (who isn't in mythology).

2. A being who is about to become a god or trying to become one.

3. The god from a culture that gods from other cultures originated from, (e.g. The Proto-Indo-European Sky God, Deus Pater from which Zeus originated).
'Dionysus used to be a proto-god when he was just a demigod, because he later became a god.'

Oblivionverse 

1. The unfathomable nothingness, which may have existed before the first thing, in time came into existence and may come back into existence if all atoms are obliterated.

2. A completely empty metaphysical dimension.
Some might say that before The Big Bang 'there was nothing but the oblivionverse: the unfathomable nothingness.'

(Note: The oblivionverse isn't to be confused with Chaos from Greek mythology. Please read my definition of Chaos for more information).