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 Cdjensen94 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The '''Divine Constants''' are the fundamental, inviolable principles woven into the fabric of reality by the First Divine Parents during the creation of the Continuum Universes. Unlike Universal Law, which varies from universe to universe, Divine Constants are '''absolute and unchanging across all existence'''. They define the limits of physics, metaphysics, morality, and existence itself—binding even the highest Divines. == Origins of the Divi...")  |
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The Divine Constants were not merely created; many were '''discovered''' by the [[First Divine Parents]] through trial, error, and the fathoming of countless experimental universes.  | The Divine Constants were not merely created; many were '''discovered''' by the [[First Divine Parents]] through trial, error, and the fathoming of countless experimental universes.  | ||
* Some Constants, such as the necessity of free will or the limitation of speed in the Median Plane, were found to be | * Some Constants, such as the necessity of free will or the limitation of speed in the Median Plane, were found to be '''intrinsic truths'''.  | ||
* Others were carefully codified to promote | * Others were carefully codified to promote '''cosmic harmony''', '''growth of spirits and souls''', and '''protection of the multiverse'''. | ||
The Divine Constants are enshrined within the sacred doctrines of [[Divine Law (Galaxa)]]. | The Divine Constants are enshrined within the sacred doctrines of [[Divine Law (Galaxa)]]. | ||