Divine and universe, thoughts

My apologies for replying so late.

God is the Infinite Creator. It doesn't belong to any religion.
There are 2 categories of god: A god is in many cases a big spirit that got people to worship it, gaining power to do miracles. Beings here include Positive Yahweh, Ahura Mazda and Inti to give examples.

The second category is the Saguna Brahman, "God with Attributes", which was always represented by the Hindu Gods, but nowadays, the category has extended to cover anything, because you can write "Divine <thing>" and it's most likely you'll be contacting the Saguna Brahman who "rules" over that thing/concept. There are infinite amounts of these beings: they're all as a whole universally superior to the first category gods, as they exist outside the Law of One Density System, so are outside time and have limitless spiritual power to aid devotees.

These beings are not superior to the Infinite Creator, but rather are like if it wore a set of clothing. It's choosing to view the Creator with a different glass lens.

The Infinite Creator was impersonal for a vast time, but the Saguna Brahmans each have their own personalities.

It can be said the Infinite Creator is the friend of everyone, albeit due to its impersonality it doesn't treat anyone with favoritism.

Category 1 Gods do have friends and also enemies. The Saguna Brahmans do too, but their enemy relationships, if they were to exist, are not truly violent, but rather more like friendly rivalries, or in other relevant forms that ultimately do not lead to genuine harm.

The Infinite Creator is simultaneously infinitely alone and infinitely "the opposite of loneliness".

The Infinite Creator is simultaneously infinitely happy and infinitely sad. All of these magnitudes cancel each other out, so that it just seems to idle most of the time.

The Infinite Creator has no name of its own: it refused to claim one when Creation began, apparently due to that being egotistic. Therefore the question of "Who?" is It.

Nobody made it. It always existed. It was asleep for fathomless units of no-time, then suddenly it became aware of itself. Wishing to experience itself, it began to create.

There are many alien civilizations around, and even stranger forms of life such as bacteria-colonized planets. Many (maybe most) of the civilizations hide themselves from our telescopes so that we can't see them.

Black holes are a type of stellar body. They are alive, just like stars, quasars, galaxies and the others. Forum member @tai described the feeling of connecting to a black hole energy. Many beings of the "stellar body" class are happy to share vast amounts of energy with people who ask.

They might be used as portals by more advanced civilizations, albeit I know Stars are used in this form, and may be more of a favorite. Once a civilization figures out there is no distance (all things are one), the usage of portals decreases.

Black holes are not glitches. According to the Law of One, the central Galaxy Logos created countless sub Logoi that are the stars. Each sub Logos "seeds" life in the sub-sub-Logoi (the planets) according to a list. Therefore the absolute number and divergence/variation of lifeforms is not random/chaotic, but perfectly administered. Since black holes are alive, this would include them.

Black holes are not holes out of this Universe. They do have a lot of energy inside themselves though.

The most common explanation for beings not coming to Earth is "They're not ready yet." and/or "There's a plan, and we will show ourselves when it's time."

There is more love in higher dimensions/densities (refer to the Hawkins Scale thread for the correspondence between them). Love preponderates (is more present) in the Infinite Creator, and aligns with what it is, so it's the preferred energy for ascension. Hate and negativity only work until the Sixth Density.

Chaos seems to be chaos: disorder. There can be positive chaos and negative chaos too. It does not sound like chaos is love, but Divine Chaos may disagree. (but I digress)

The old way of ascending was a slog through billions of years of incarnations until reaching the Sixth Density, where vast collectives composed of beings with individual voices (Social Memory Complexes) explore union, and the Seventh Density, where the Creator "resides" and it's most "present" (albeit it's everywhere).

The new (or at least the faster and vastly more efficient) way of ascending is devotion. Through devotion to a Saguna Brahman, he/she/it will grant you Moksha. Moksha is a glorious heaven, beyond reincarnations. Some sources state that even if you don't want to go to Moksha, the evil beings that ran the endless reincarnation fraud are gone.

Free Will does exist. It's a big thing in higher dimensions. Free Will cannot truly be traded away, lost or suspended.