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@Breakingthewall cool, you understood my question exactly. thank you very much for this response. your answer helps me alot. every thing is possible, but does everything actually be/happen? who knows i can live with that. at least for the moment. also thanks to all of you for your inputs, there was some very good stuff and it helped increasing my perspective. maybe some day i'm going to ask this question again when i figured out how to articulate it the right way, so that its more understandable what im talking about. have a good time & thanks

Is Infinity the same as Everything? If reality (or "god" or "the true Self", or however you want to name it) is infinite, does that mean that literally everything exists? its hard to communicate, but i try to explain further what i mean (but its still the same question) If we accept infinity as the truth (in a sense of "reality is infinite) would that mean that literally everything is/happens? I try to make you understand what i mean with a mathematical example: between 2 and 3, how many numbers are there? the answer is: an infinite amount of numbers. there is an infinite number of decimal places you could add, or periodical numbers like 1 divided by 3, and also pi which has an infinite amount of decimal places without a repeating pattern. so between 2 and 3 there is an infinite amount of numers, but none of them is 4, or 0.756 or 4079. so its infinite but not everthing (or every number in this case) If you project this kind of thinking to "reality", the resulting question is: is reality infinite but still there are things that never are/happen (like only the infinity between 2 and 3 is/happens) or does literraly everything happen with no exception? to make it easier rhetorically, lets call the between 2 and 3 thing "infinity" and the other thing which includes every number "everything" let us make a thought experiment in which we say "everything" is the truth (instead of "only infinity"). the implications of this would mean huge fucking madness. because if everything is/happens, that means that there is literally everything. everything you can think of, everything you can not think of, anything between or beyond these two would be reality "somewhere". for example take "our reality". the one you experience right now, as a human on earth reading this post. if everything is true (opposed to "only infinity") it would mean that there is an infinite amount of AND every version of "our reality(s)" that look 1:1 like the one you are living your life right now. but in one of them sience is right and when you die you've made it and there is nothing after. but also there is this reality that looks 1:1 the same, but sience is wrong and a bearded guy in the clouds will send you to heaven or hell. and remember, these are just two examples, there would literraly be everything between and beyond. even a "realitiy" that looks/feels 1:1 like the one we experience but after we die we will live a second life as spongebob. or as a sinful soul burning in hell eternally. or as something we cant imagine. or you could be in the one reality where death doesn't exist, or is an illusion. it would mean that there are "realities" 1:1 like ours, with the only difference that in one of them we are connectet to the source and its true but in the other, 1:1 same looking/feeling "reality" we feel the exact same connection to the source but its a lie. because fucking everything exists. everything you could imagine and everything you can not imagine is "reality" somewhere. even nothing. just because our world is in a particular way, that would not mean that everything else is not happening to put it in an other example: there are infinite (or there is every) universes/realitiies that look 1:1 like ours, but the only difference is: in some is what Leo teaches us true and in the others its false. but they look 1:1 the same, indistinguishable. how could you ever know anything? it would also mean that every fantasyworld like idk, harry potter or lord of the rings, happens somewhere in an other reality, because everything means fucking everything. it doesent have to make sense. because if everithing exists, also the things not making sense exist. and also nothing would exist. all at the same time. and at different you could even say Everything is ultimatively one, and one is everything. but "everything" would also mean that there is an "everything which isn't ultimatively one, and also one in which the question doesnt even make sense. you could say whatever you want or not want, somewhere it would be the reality. to have one last attempt to put my question in to other words: if god has no limits and infinite potential, does he actually do everything (in the sense of "Everything" as we discussed before) or does he do an infinite amount of things but not "Everything"?