In 2019 I was unexpectedly presented with an insight that changed my understanding of this world in one devastating stroke. The insight was simple in absurdum. There were no specifics, no details, no referrals, just one simple truth that explained the lot.

Obviously, I have in my mind returned to that moment many times, deepening the understanding of its implications, and in 2024 I released a book in which I wrote about the experience in itself and the profound conclusions it brings about.

In yesterday’s blog I asked why this is good to know, and there is an answer to that. I will keep sharing its implications and the benefits that can be drawn from understanding this simple truth, but let me start by sharing the concise version of the initial wordless insight that I also share in the book. It goes like this:

Infinity exists—thus absolute nothingness does not exist.

Absolute nothingness do not exist—thus absolute equilibrium does not exist.

Absolute equilibrium do not exist—thus one force is stronger.

One force is stronger—thus that force is positive.

It tells us the following; because infinity is ever present, there is simply no room for an absolute nothingness. Because nothingness don’t exist, there is no absolute equilibrium. Since nothingness and an absolute equilibrium don’t exist, a somethingness always exists—and this somethingness holds a perpetual force—a perpetual momentum.

In other words, reality as being one whole holds an unchallenged force. And since it is one, and since it is unchallenged, it is positive per definition. This means that reality at core is positively charged. Not just now and then—but always. Of course, our everyday experience tells us something else—but that is another story. The positive ground-conditions out of which all changing circumstances arise will nevertheless be unchallenged. And that is good to know.