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Cosmic egg as the Big Bang origin
The article focuses on interpreting the Big Bang theory through similarities with ancient myths, explaining that modern scientific concepts describing the origin of the universe—such as expansion, contraction, and the cosmic egg—are based on old mythological notions, particularly the myth of the cosmic egg and the phoenix. It shows that, despite its scientific accuracy, the theory reflects a psychological structure and ancient myths related to the following idea: the beginning of the universe was a dense point that exploded, producing the universe we observe today, resembling ancient stories that depict continuous and repeated creation. Therefore, the Big Bang theory is merely a reinterpretation of old mythologies using modern scientific language, suggesting that our understanding of the universe’s creation is not far removed from ancient mythological concepts based on symbolic ideas like the cosmic egg and the end of the world.
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