Philosophy Of Dejan Stojanovic Quotes

“There is an absolute quality to the Being, Nonbeing, and the Absolute. The Absolute is neither the Being of itself nor the Nonbeing of itself but rather a sum of them. Absolute (conceptually) unites the Being and the Nonbeing. As a result of the two, Absolute defies its absoluteness, for it would be logical that the other two result from it. Its existence depends on them. Without the relative, the Absolute becomes not only relative but irrelevant and impossible. We call this the relativity of absoluteness. Paradoxically, the relativity of absoluteness is the source and the creator of the absoluteness of relativity or existence.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“Any dimension or number is a relative category. The number is absolute in its absolute volume, but it has its absolute volume only as a sign. No number is absolute; every number gains meaning in relations and only exists in relationships. Only the infinity is absolute and “contains every number” (potentially), but there is no last number. Infinity, as a manifestation in any of its variations, possibilities, and cycles, cannot be reached because infinity is an absolute potential. It is not possible to reach the last number. If there were the last number, there would be no infinity. Although there can be no infinite regress, there can be infinite “progress.” The idea of the infinite regress is the intellectual construct or attempt to reconstruct the “past conceptually.” In contrast, infinite progress is potential that may actualize up to every actualized point ad infinitum. There is no end to the potential of the Absolute.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“Everything that exists is finite. The only infinity is the world’s potential for infinite variations. Absolute void, or emptiness, is infinite from the world’s perspective. Still, from the perspective of itself, without the world in it, the absolute void is the same everywhere, which means that every point is the same point, and this means that it is finite; it is simply nothing. Also, the void itself represents nonexistence. Before its actualization as a plurality, the world is finite and absolute in its singularity. It becomes equal to its antipode—absolute void or emptiness—which makes it nonexistent.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“Infinity is a contradiction in itself. The only way for the concept of infinity to function appropriately in the world is to be imagined because if there is infinity, there is no end, which is impossible. Anything that exists must be “finite,” although there is no end to the world’s potential and its cycles. In this sense, absolute is infinite. Infinity is the potential, whereas concrete manifestations of the Absolute are finite. Any particular Universe is the manifestation of the Absolute (Universal Mind) and is finite. For that reason, universes, creation, and life are not repetitions of the absolute potential but are representations of this potential in an always new yet finite way (which does not exclude potential recurrences). The Universal Mind must be infinite in a way that the Nothing is infinite—everywhere and nowhere. In that state, everywhere is nowhere, and this nowhere is everywhere.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“Infinity, strictly speaking, is not compatible with existence or life. Still, finitude and infinity are compatible. Their compatibility lies in the infinite potential of the Being. Although Being is finite in any actual realization, its potential and existence are infinite in a broader sense. The main savior of existence is not the world as a repetition of similar or the same cycles, but a continuation of always new births, rebirths of Universes, not the copies (although they are possible) of the previous ones but always new and different, based on the absolute potential of the Being for infinite variety.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“Possibilities are infinite. Absolute is infinite in its potential and unaware of all possibilities. Every new cycle explores the new possibility of where free will lies. The Universe is “learning” its potential and creative power from itself through its endless cycles and variations. Its cycles are not the same. Here lies the spark of freedom and potential for free will that makes determinism and free will compatible.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“Nothing represented by a number is absolute; every number is divisible. When divided, it stays the same in the volume of its limited absolute, which lives in its relative volumes. Even one can be divided into “infinity”; not only the Absolute or the Absolute One, but a “small,” “regular” one can be divided within itself almost without a limit.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“The point where the One cannot be further divided is the gateway to infinity, which is Zero. If we imagine this point is the Plank length, the “point” beyond it is the spotless spot or pointless point of the Being, immaterial and Zero. The Big Bang is the whisper of awakening eternity, awakening ultimate Being, essence. The Big Bang is the ultimate kiss between the Being and the Nonbeing, lovemaking from which their child, the Universe, is born.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“We cannot seek infinity only from one side or from one point; the way toward infinity is in both directions. The biggest lives in the smallest, and the smallest lives in the biggest; there is only one organism. The smallest and the biggest lead to the same place, to the meeting point of the biggest and the smallest.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“The Universe is one. All potential or existing “parallel universes,” whatever we call them, are part of the same Universe. If the Universe is not one, then it is not a real universe, but only our idea or the name applied to something we chose to call the Universe.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“The actual “infinity” is nothingness, yet nothingness, in its primordial stage, undisturbed by the Being, is nonexistent, which means finite, except as a potential for space and infinity. In its primordial stage, the Being is complete, which completeness makes it finite, except as a potential for infinity. Absolute completeness of the Being in its original stage transforms it into nothingness, and they become almost the same.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“The only savior of the Being is its creative power. The power to create or recreate itself in countless forms is the source of life and the reality we call the Universe, but it is also the source of life for the Creator itself. Without its creative power to transform, the Being would become frozen, almost dead. Absolute, in its primordial form, is complete and therefore finite, yet infinite as a potential. Without multitude, creation, and motion, the absolute potential is asleep. The absolute potential is almost useless and dead if not transformed into plurality. The Universe is the Child of the Being and the Nonbeing. This Child is at the same time its own Father and Mother.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“Only nothingness has no beginning or end. The One does not have a temporal beginning or end, but the One has the capability or power of dissolution or dividing. Zero is absolute: it cannot be divided by itself or others or subtracted or deducted. Only the Zero can capture or fill in the whole “infinity” because it does not need a new number and then a new number and a new one again, which is absurd because the number itself would, in that way, sink and die of itself lost in its infinity.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“Infinity is a concept and not necessarily a reality. If infinity existed in reality, all that exists would have to be infinite in all directions on a macro and micro level. There is no infinity if there is an end in any direction or level, micro or macro. Infinity would mean endless cycles of matter and universes on every side. Infinity, in actuality, is illogical and impossible, and it defies what we already know about the Universe.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“Limits provide the means to form. Without limits, there are no forms; the universe loses its meaning. On the other hand, limitless cannot have a form and cannot be formed; it is chaotic and meaningless.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“We mostly envision infinity as something beyond our reach and in outer space. However, if it existed, infinity would have to expand on a micro-level within something we may imagine as the inner space. If we say it this way, infinity cannot be only outside; it must also be “inside” with no end to the material universe anywhere in outer space and on its micro-level. It also means that, if we simplify the idea, the tiniest particles, quarks, “strings,” or waves, would be larger, compared to what they contain within themselves, than the visible Universe in comparison to us.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“The only “thing” without any properties is absolute void, without the Universe in it. This void, or absolute vacuum, has no beginning, end, or time; therefore, it lacks limits and limitations. This featureless void is more limited than anything we can imagine. It is the same everywhere; it is not even infinitesimal. It is nonexistent, yet nonexistence is the greatest limit of all.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“Something that is formed or exists must have limits. Paradoxically, these limits are the source of infinity as a potential, not an actuality. The actuality of infinity is never-ending existence and life, and not a literal infinity per se. Infinity represents the infinity of possible variations of that which is inherently finite. Finitude is, therefore, not incompatible with infinitude.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“At the speed of light, the mass unites every particle (Everything) in a unified “vibration.” At the speed of light, the “kinetic” force would be equivalent to the force of infinite mass. It is not that the mass becomes infinite, but the force of “mass,” “gravitational” pull, as a consequence of speed (motion), becomes as strong as if it were infinite. The source of gravitation is not mass but motion and speed (kinetic property of mass and matter). This “point” is the door between our world, as we experience it, and the primordial world. This “point” is the gateway between noumenon and appearance, between the noumenon and phenomenon.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“At the point of “absolute speed,” the mass, energy, or anything we consider material disappears. Absolute speed is “speedless.” Absolute speed is always at the same point, which is the pointless point: speed without the speed, the point without the point—beginning, at the same time as the end. Absolute speed is motionless. Without motion or speed, there is no mass. Without motion, the mass disappears. Without motion, all laws of physics stop functioning.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“The last division of the indivisible, which cannot be divided anymore, is the “moment” of disappearance. “Universal Mind” creates energy and mass through the universal programming of Reality. This Reality has a beginning and end: it is not eternal and can disappear. Matter is the program of the “Universal Mind.” The “point“ of something we call the Big Bang is the “point “of creation or recreation. Everything that disappeared is created or recreated again (not as an ordinary, identical recurrence, although even that is possible in infinity).”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“New life is not a repetition of a previous one but an entirely new circle. Theoretically, repetitions are possible because there is no end to infinite possibilities, and Everything is possible. We can never have a total experience of Infinity. Even God cannot have this experience because reaching and fully exploring infinity is impossible. Infinity is not actuality but absolute potential. Infinity, understood in this way, is the ultimate Source of the World’s freshness, uniqueness, and meaning.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“If the gravitational field is space, according to Einstein, then this field is the generator of Everything. What makes the gravitational field or space function is motion or the original, primordial “vibration” (Max Planck’s term). Without the original vibration, there would be no motion and no gravitational field. Without motion, there would be no gravitation, no gravitational field, no space, and no curvature of space.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“The main question is what powers matter and motion. The answer is that the engine of Everything is the Universal Mind. Matter is only a “program” of the Universal Mind, which we perceive as matter based on our sensory apparatus.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“Time is not possible without space. Everything beyond the “physical” world is either endless or eternal. Absolute void is endless and, therefore, nonexistent. Absolute void is space without space. In absolute space, every point is the same point. Absolute space is pointless and spaceless. A pointless point is out of space or place.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“There is no time in eternity since there is only the present or now. Absolute time is, therefore, nonexistent. Absolute time is time without time. In absolute time, every moment is the same moment. Absolute time is timeless. Timeless time is out of time.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“Only in the created world is life and evolution possible in a real sense. Space creates distances and relations, and time is another type of measure. In this sense, the world would not be possible without space and time. The World beyond its “physical” realm is not measurable. Only things with form can exist, coexist, relate to one another, and have a duration.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“The Absolute, without life, is dead not only because of its power, omnipotence, and omniscience but also because of its absolute finiteness. The Absolute is the most finite thing. The totality of power and knowledge makes the absolute obsolete. Its total knowledge is its ultimate limit. Its total power excludes purpose and meaning. There is no purpose and meaning in absolute knowledge and power. The purpose is already there in the Absolute, that which should be longed for.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“There is nothing beyond the Absolute. There can be no purpose, meaning, or hope if there is nothing beyond it. Purpose, meaning, and hope can only exist in relativity. Without relativity, these terms or states have no meaning. Relationships create purpose, meaning, and hope. Whenever or wherever there is a relationship, it means there is something beyond, something more significant to hope for, something to pursue and build meaning and hope through that pursuit.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE

“Absolute is its own purpose, meaning, and hope. Since it cannot pursue itself or enjoy itself to establish meaning and hope, it must establish, revitalize, and empower the first and the most important relationship—the relationship between the Being and the Nonbeing—the relationship between God and Emptiness, light and darkness.”
― Dejan Stojanovic, ABSOLUTE