In Alphomism, the term ‘universe’ is taken to encompass everything that has existed, does exist and will exist. It has sometimes been suggested that there could be other ‘universes’ beyond the one we are getting to know. It is entirely possible that something exists beyond our known boundaries but if it does then it will, in Alphomist terms, be just another part of the universe. However, until some evidence is produced about such existence there is no point in incorporating the possibility into the theory. Sometimes people refer to ‘parallel universes’ which are thought to be somehow within our system but not very obviously so. These are either potentially accessible or they are not. If they are accessible, they are part of the universe. If they are not accessible, then we cannot ever know of their existence and therefore we have to rule them out of consideration. BACK