Hollow earth theory says that there is a great central sun inside the earth, and there are vast areas of land on the inner surface of the sphere, filled with life... even human life.
Hollow Earth theory shouldn't be taken literally:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7Go1aafNVE
I think the idea of a Great Central Sun is a symbol of the greatest attractor - the frequency of unconditional love. It is possible to sort of prove that unconditional love is greater than, for example, unconditional hate, because you are so unconditionally loved that you are given a choice to believe that you are not loved at all.
Expressing it in terms of taste, one might argue that love is evil, because it's too "sweet" and one prefers "bitter" instead, but then isn't it "sweet" to be able to choose "bitter"? See? Love is the greatest attractor, we need to struggle to keep away from it, we literally "fall in love": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8igZ4KJPFo
One more analogy in terms of creating and destroying. One collectively cannot destroy more than it has created. At the level of zero point One can either stand still or start creating as there is nothing to destroy yet. One cannot destroy itself, because existence is self-contained (that's why I actually think third law applies).
So far, reality for each of us is, we are born, we live and we die. The rest of it is simply stuff that we do in life. The rest of it is simply ideas, and on occasion, theories. What beyond this do we understand?
Being born, living and dying are all just experiences that we wanted to have. That's why we are here on Earth right now. Life is like a game session. As you probably have already figured out non-existence doesn't exist. It means that we exist because we have to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njKs8v61kMU Everything we do including doubting our own existence only reinforces it, there is no way out!
It seems that I have an aversion to dying. Perhaps when I get a bit older, and things start to fall apart in a more serious way, maybe then I will enjoy embracing death.
Probably, this life was never meant to end. Probably we were meant to grow mentally, spiritually, and in physical capability, way beyond what we understand. Probably we were meant to populate the stars at some time in a future time of this eternity.
The thing that we did was to turn from God. We listened to some words from another of His creations... the snake. The snake deceived us into following it rather than God. When we did this, we not only lost life (essentially) but we also lost the growing up to take hold of the stars and the universe. More than that, we gained death.
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Now with that settled, what do we do? The answer is very simple - follow your excitement! Act with integrity, because receiver of your action is also you. God is a collective, because only parts of the whole can actually see reflections of themselves in all other parts and thus have an "experience". Thus God can only exist as all of its parts. Every single part is integral to the whole, that's why God never judges, as all its parts give birth back to God: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wM3doxMJ6s
"Now with that settled, what do we do? The answer is simple -" turn back to God in the way that He offers for us to turn back.
God isn't only a collective. He is also an essence. He is also a personal identity to Himself. He invites us to become part of the collective that He is, but if we do not follow His essence, we cannot. Those who are part of His collective now, if they turn from His essence, will fall out of being part of the God collective. God in His person will never fall from the essence. He is the only one who can never fall from His own essence.