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          There has always been a theory of multi-universe. There are more than one universe existing at the same time. Some just came to its existence, some are at its youth and some about to complete their life span.
          Now consider this universe as a match stick. Have a bigger picture by considering each match stick in a match box as a universe. When you lit a match stick, that’s when the universe comes to existence. Consider the action of lighting of match stick as a phenomenon similar to the big bang. That’s when the life span of that particular match-stick (universe) starts. Consider the time taken to completely burn the match stick as the life span of that match-stick-verse.

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There are always times when you blow the match stick before it completely burns. Those are the events which leads to the unpredictable disasters. You can consider the event of blowing the match stick as super natural powers which leads to the disaster of the universe.
Yes there are hundreds of sticks in a single match box. And, there are about 10-12 match boxes in a pack of match box. Then again there is a big carton including hundreds of such packets of match boxes. Wait-a-minute, there are huge consignments of such cartons of match boxes. Thousands of pack of match box consignments, each of which includes thousands and millions of match-stick-verse.

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Next time when you lit a match stick think about how you are creating a universe. You are the one making a big-bang. And how the time when it burns is the life span of that universe. All the lives and millenniums are in-between that time. And how your single blow can end everything inside that pretty little universe. You think that’s very little time for all of this to happen. Well think again, that’s the concept of time. There is no such thing as little time, there is a lot going on when you are in it and not much when you are observing it from outside.

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