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Abyss-Void Theory

The synthesis of Void and Abyss frameworks, positing that ultimate reality has two aspects: the Void (absolute nothing, pure potential, the ground of absence) and the Abyss (infinite depth, boundless mystery, the ground of presence). These are not two separate things but two faces of the same ultimate—the nothing that is also everything, the absence that is also depth. In Abyss-Void Theory, creation is the interplay of Void and Abyss—nothing giving space to everything, depth providing the ground for form. Destruction is the return—forms dissolving back into the Abyss, then beyond into the Void. The theory integrates the terror of nothingness with the awe of infinity, providing a framework for understanding existence as a temporary dance between two eternities.
Example: "She meditated on Abyss-Void Theory, feeling herself as a brief interface between the nothing she came from and the depth she would return to. In this moment, she was both—a ripple of presence on the surface of absence, a flash of form in the infinite depth. The meditation didn't answer life's questions, but it made the questions feel like the answer."
by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 17, 2026
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