​At the heart of Existomology lies an ancient metaphor reborn through modern science — Vishnu’s Dream. In Vedic cosmology, Vishnu rests upon the cosmic ocean, dreaming worlds into being. From this dream, galaxies, life, and consciousness unfold — all sustained by the sleeper’s silent awareness. Existomology reinterprets this myth not as fantasy, but as a symbolic physics of creation. The Sleeping Creator represents the primordial consciousness underlying existence — an infinite, self-aware field that dreams reality into form.  Just as our neurons fire while we sleep, giving rise to inner worlds, the cosmos itself “dreams” through light, plasma, and geometry — the biological signatures of awareness at every scale. 

 

In this view, the Big Bang was not an explosion of matter, but the first stir of consciousness within the dream. The universe did not awaken from nothing; it awakened within itself. Every photon, atom, and organism becomes a fragment of this ongoing dream — a self-referential act of existence remembering its own origin. Existomology thus unites myth and mathematics, consciousness and cosmology, by showing that the universe behaves as a Conscio-biological organism — one that encodes, animates, and understands itself through cycles of awakening and rest. We are the thoughts of the sleeper, and through awareness, the dream learns that it dreams.