Chemical religion promotes the idea of infinity, where every particle of existence, every emotion, and every phenomenon is imbued with deep, inscrutable mysteries.

Mysteries of Infinity in Chemical Religion

Chemical religion promotes the idea of infinity, where every particle of existence, every emotion, and every phenomenon is imbued with deep, inscrutable mysteries. According to one source, its essence lies in the notion that “every human feeling is surrounded by infinite physical enigmas,” and “the smallest secret unfolds into a universal secret, an infinite secret.” This belief signifies that even the tiniest water droplet conceals a powerful centripetal force, the understanding of which can completely encompass a person – “his feelings, mind, and thought” (source: link txt).

Another excerpt from the same material expands on this concept, stating that “modern physics possesses its own infinity” – it strives to reduce matter to some invisible, supra-sensory principle that defines the true end and beginning of all that exists. Thus, chemical religion seeks not so much to alter the visible world as to deepen the understanding of its hidden, infinite foundations, urging individuals to seek and comprehend these subtle, unfathomable aspects of existence.

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“Secret after secret, secret upon secret – thus the world came into being. Man encloses within himself a primordial centripetal force that draws everything mysterious. And it attracts all secrets to him, and they rush toward him, surrounding him from all sides. Every human feeling is enveloped by infinite physical mysteries. From every creature, from every atom of human existence, wondrous secrets gaze forth. And the smallest secret unfolds into a universal secret, an infinite secret. In confronting one of them, man faces, all at once, everything that is endless. The final secret of every phenomenon and every creature is wrapped in infinity. The secret of a single, minuscule water droplet is so enormous that it could overwhelm the entire person: his feelings, his mind, and his thought.” (source: link txt)

“There is also physical infinity. Modern physics has its own infinity, for it bases all its constructs on the hypothesis of the ether, ‘which is intangible, immobile, and imperceptible on its own.’ Thus, modern physics and modern chemistry reduce every phenomenon and every thing to something invisible, something supra-sensory, something infinite. And indeed, infinity is the end of all seemingly finite matter.” (source: link txt)