Part 3/6:
The Paradox of Existence
Given that existence inherently demands energy—the raw material of life—it becomes perplexing to ponder why anything exists at all. The effort of being tends to foster a counterintuitive inclination towards non-being, or death. However, death, as described, should not be misconstrued as an end but rather as an aspect of this mysterious energy, symbolizing rest rather than annihilation.
Here lies the paradox: the coexistence of being (energy in action) and non-being (energy at rest) is fundamental to the universe. Each state contains the potential to give rise to the other, suggesting that space cannot exist without solids, and solids cannot exist without space.