I have another theory — inspired by countless sci-fi books and my vivid imagination. What is an endless universe? And why can we never fully grasp what’s really going on?

From time to time, physicists and scientists offer new hypotheses about galaxies, black holes, multiverses, and more. But the truth? Nobody knows it. We can only guess and imagine.

Humans simply cannot comprehend infinity. We talk about multiverses and every possible life scenario unfolding — all because we try to explain existence without time.

It’s like a 2D world trying to understand 3D — impossible.

In reality, there is no true infinity as we see it. All human theories refer back to time — our greatest limitation as beings confined to the third dimension.

Try explaining an endless universe without time — it’s impossible. This is exactly where the 4th and higher dimensions come in: realms where time does not exist.

For example, in the 4th dimension (you can read a fascinating take on this in Death’s End), you can see inside-out any object or creature — down to the last atom. You could rewind and fast-forward every movement in 3D space. Imagine breaking apart a car accident into particles and rewinding it so the driver walks away with only a few scratches. To us, that would be a miracle.

This is the infinity we try to explain — the timeless void where the 4th dimension unfolds. Our idea of infinity is just an echo of these higher dimensions. The only way to truly understand would be to stop time — and we can’t.

Because of this, we’ll never fully uncover the mysteries of the afterlife or how the universe truly works. It’s right in front of our eyes, yet invisible to us. But strangely, we can connect to it, because we are part of it. The key is finding the invisible way to make that connection — a path to happiness.

By the way, eating kasha makes you happy too! Not instantly, but after weeks or months of including roasted buckwheat groats in your diet, you’ll find yourself feeling calmer and happier. Buckwheat contains just the right amount of tryptophan, which the body converts into serotonin — the famous “happy hormone.”

Buckwheat is not a medicine or miracle, but a gift from Mother Nature — or from the creator of our 3D world. It works only if you eat it regularly, for the long haul, between your arrival and departure. Roasted buckwheat groats provide the exact essential minerals your body needs.

Remember: the only way to enjoy these benefits is by eating roasted buckwheat — the other kinds just aren’t quite edible.

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