My worst problem currently...

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I have a scientific theory. Have for years. But I can't explain it in every single way and order possible in the English language, let alone all the languages and dialects in the world, and that bothers me. I need to communicate this to as many people as possible.


This is the theory:


White matter, aka light, is the substance known as soul. It never stops moving. It's always moving together to love each other for moving together to love each other for moving together to love each other... ad infinitum. Once you are a solid, through-and-through ball/sphere of white matter, the piece of white matter ou belong to will always have a ball your size as part of it. The goal of all white matter is to surround itself completely with other white matter, and then continue to move with it, helping the piece of white matter it is a part of find yet more white matter, and when that happens the white matter moves to find more white matter, etc., forever.

I want to use every positive noun, adjective and verb there is to describe it-- and every postitive helper, like "and", "because", "this", "that", "is", "was", "will be", "always", "forever", etc.

I want to come up with better than those great thinkers who can come up with nothing better than "I" to explain it. I want to put "I" in there, but also better explanation... and words some other people might have decided are the fundamentals.


Is this making sense? I'm hoping you can help me.

(PS: I'm a ball of pure, thru-and-thru-everywhere-in-me white matter, so I'm saved in that way at least!)

I sort of know what you mean, My best description for what you are talking about is "always will be".