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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 9778265" data-attributes="member: 58172">The 5e 2024 cosmology map omits a representation for the Positive and Negative planes.The description is: "these two planes enfold the rest of the cosmology". "All existence" includes both positive and negative. Where the description refers to "the raw forces of life and death", I understand these forces include positive energy and negative space. So, in the moment of the Big Bang, the infinite positive energy reveals a single glimpse of itself within vast infinite negative darkness. All else − spacetime, consciousness, electromagnetic force, and matter − explode outward from this point. To the degree that something is finite, its edges are surrounded by the negative absence, allowing it to exist autonomously.An implication that every thing includes both positive and negative, emphasizes Any ethical alignment. Life inherently orients toward Good and death toward Evil. But the power of positive life can be used for Good or Evil, and the power of negative death can be used for Good or Evil.The lively seelie Fey are (mostly) positive, and the deathly unseelie Shadow (mostly) negative. Both are likewise Any alignment. If something exists at all, then both positive and negative are in play. The four seasons of the Material world include both positive and negative aspects.The positive and negative planes are not "things". They are infinity and nothingness respectively. They are both "no-thing-ness". Thus there is no representation for them in the cosmology map.</blockquote>

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