The Theory of Origin of Everything

Modern cosmology successfully describes the expansion of the universe after the Big Bang but leaves fundamental questions unanswered, including the origin of the Big Bang, the nature of physical laws, and the underlying structure of reality. This paper proposes The Theory of Origin of Everything, a new cosmological framework in which the fundamental substrate of existence is a primordial informational field containing energy and consciousness. In this model, the earliest physical entity is a primordial particle whose binary bifurcation produces two complementary particles forming the informational basis of physical reality. Through oscillatory frequency dynamics of these primordial particles, the spectrum of elementary particles and physical interactions emerges. Before the Big Bang, a highly compressed Cosmic Capsule forms within the primordial field, containing many universe seeds. A primordial dispersive explosion releases these seeds, each of which subsequently undergoes its own Big Bang event. Within each universe, space emerges from structured particle fields, time emerges from ordered sequences of events, and gravitational interaction arises from Primordial Centripetal Attraction (PCA). The theory proposes that the universe behaves as a computational informational system, where physical laws correspond to rule structures embedded within primordial particle interactions. A unified Master Equation of Creation is introduced to describe the evolution of informational reality from primordial existence to cosmic structure.