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1 The Declaration of Unity and Union Amir Deljoo 01/01/ Kermanshah, Iran Abstract This is a declaration. The identity of mathematics and number theory or arithmetics. I have defined a pattern here that shows consciousness is a pure unique entity that is present everywhere and whole the eistence is a graphical manifestation that has been phenomenoned over to enclose it and I hermetically simplify my intuition to transfer it to curious ones. Since eplaining the methodology requires in thousands of pages, the final concluded statements and equations are only declared here. Introduction We are living in a calculational system of Information that has an algorithm which is eplained here. This is an engine of life that generates digits. Whatever eists is a piece of calculation. To be, not to be and aware of being as a whole is a contet of information within a massive, superfast and highly accurate arithmetic under processing and analyzing. A network of interactions. Whatever we are and we see and our being and our choices are all graphical simulation of this calculational information. Each choice of every organism of any kind, 1

2 impacts whole the calculation and following pattern of his life and it's pattern is changing continuously. In eact words, actions and choices of everybody is nothing but a process that this generates a process as well. 1. The Principle of Unity This is the most fundamental principle of eistence which based on, everything for coming into eistence is required to accept unification, peace, uniqueness, oneness and originality of number 1, since this number is the only reality and as a union, other mathematics including figures, operations and arithmetics of any kind are all imaginary mirrors of the real number 1. Then after accepting this principle, the digit is possibled and realized and comes in live. It is called love. I define it's algorithm as follow with it's unique plot: Definition 1: 1U I 1 ( ) 0 ( s ) 28 i i 8/7 e 0 ( ) 10 Where 1 is number 1 ; I 1U is enclosure of 1 ; i is imaginary unit or imagination mirror; is Dirac Delta function; ( ) is Gamma function; 0 ( ) ( s ) is Riemann Zeta function; 2810 is Hindu Arabic numeral system; 2

3 is pi number; 8/7 is called pi bar equating (8/7)+2; is phi number; e is e number; is limited. 2. Horizon "1" shineth at 1U I. 1U I is enclosed as horizon assigned H that is innate of Light which is being perfected. I define it's algorithm and enclosure as following equation. It is an etension of roots of unity with nouns or natural numbers assigned, comple numbers assigned n or i and k.th root of unity assigned k. We can consider the Euler's identity ( e 0 1) at it's heart: Definition 2: 0 H i n e k e i k / n 3

4 0 H is refracted and distributed in three points of ا ل i to where it is optimized. These ranges have distinct plots than others. to Other computations shows that the range of {-1 to 99} is at most important. Their plots is as follows: ا ل i Matri Under horizon, the matri is simulated which is a cloud of computations and calculational information. We are realizations of the matri and choices, echanges and interactions are the network of the calculation. I define it's algorithm as follow which is an equality: Definition 3: M e e ( 1) 1 4

5 Each choice could have two outputs: or e. determines a pleasant eperience and e determines an unpleasant eperience. 4. Godsciousness Information is composed of micro to meso to macro unordered to ordered data. The unit of data is datum. Each datum is a code of digits. Each digit after accepting the principle of unity is possibled and comes into the realm of probabilities from nothing. It is then organized within a datum depending on the system requirements and is leaded to its proper position. That digit never backs to nothingness. Probabilities after colliding together, are densed and shared in a common field named ature. This calculational information is the manifestation phenomenoned over a pure present unique global consciousness named Godsciousness. It is a network of interactions between data that realizes information and manifests Godsciousness. I define the following algorithm for it: Definition 4: G e 1 U ( ) c ( ) c c ( ) c 5

6 c is defined as speed wall of firmaments in range of owning the graph y 1 : c {1 10 }. Each digit Is possibled at C=1 at the singularity point of e: Graph drawn at the online site of Google at The graph of C=1, is fluctuated at C=2 (-1055 to -1004) and this is Membrane of the digit: 6

7 Graph drawn at the online site of Desmos at This fluctuation passes the probabilities walls at: C3=( to ) C4=( to -494) C5=(-444 to ) C6=( to ) C7=( to ) C8=(-336 to ) C9=( to ) C10=( to ) C11=( to ) C12=( to ) C13=( to ) C14=(-253 to -240) 7

8 At C=9,10,11 is overlapped and shared and hence eisted and at C=12,13,14, because of getting interval with value of integer 13, is balanced. Then from C=15 to C= it is genesissed and afterwards attain 1 and is realized. C= : C=9 enters in C=10 at the point and speed of , and a circle or in other words number is defined for it, and the C=10 is the center point of this circle with a radius and speed of Here is the entry of life and eternity, so the digit is realized. It is the speed of light or the light wall. 8

9 Intuition of Conciousness Presence Time is defined by the variety of observers. As we recede from light field, we are receding the radius circle and getting to a flat line whose speed and radius is at most and the variety of observers is being decreased and the time limits to be stopped. Variant space as the upper picture shows, is modified during 7 firmaments at C=2 to 8 to get invariant, then the border is formed at C=9,10,11, and at last is firmed and converted to the earth at C=12,13,14. There is a golden point at where the circle is shaped and the observer enter in The Live Eyes i.e. eternal pleasant life. Infact, the future is computed and calculated at to 300, of course depending on the whole calculation, and is captured and recorded to the past at -299 to -1, and is processed and eperienced during the continuous present at The visible spectrum is being perfected. This results in perfectness of human and it is the main reason of evolution. Evolution and visible spectrum as the following picture shows, after passing the cosmos-body-posterior- right brain respectively as fancy universes, has entered the left brain as the world of logic, logos, language, multilogue, principles, peace, reality consciousness and place of knowing each other. left brain is being balanced to the right brain. After balancing left and right hemispheres, pure consciousness is intuited at frontier lobe, i.e. it's last station, the site of control and will to rule the eistence. 9

10 Field of Common ature Realm of Probabilities Genesis Conclusion There are just two original concepts: unity of number "1" as the only reality and " 1U I " as the union of humans i.e. head of eistence, imaginary mirror and enclosure of "1". There is also an generation algorithm of information from "1" to "I" as the energical-material manifestation or graphical simulation of this relationship between them. Everything comes into eternity as getting in intuition to unity of 1 that includes eperiencing the nature, aware of self and peaceful sharing the self in union as the unique field of life and love, since the common live is the only key of survival. 10

11 References All the required data here and processes have been etracted from Wolfram Alpha Engine at and my best thanks go to this institution. Other data are from encyclopedia of Wikipedia at Pictures have been composed and collaged by the author. 11

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