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I assume the universe is in three connected parts: 1) quantum part 2) our space time part 3) the unknown part that the universe is expanding into.

The unknown part is like the seal that holds the other two parts together, that contains those parts. So how do we know that we have gone from one part to the next part? The laws change. For example, the middle part or our part
with Newtonian Laws don’t apply to the quantum part. So something has to restrict to those laws that tells us we are in a different domain. The quantum laws don’t apply to our middle part so something restricts those laws. This tells us size is not arbitrary or relative.

The unknown part that the universe is expanding into seems to be an absence of what is: something that is not real but that allows the real (space) to inhabit it, to be sealed. This absence is like a seal: it works by containing the tri-part dimensions like a glass jar. So when God is thirsty on a Sunday morning he can open the jar and drink the goodness of creation.

Now one thing Forbes won’t tell you is how much God enjoys sipping creation. God has a taste for it and keeps creating it over and over. Those tripart divisions are not another way of saying the Trinity or the realms of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost like Higher, Lower or Middle Earth. Don’t make that mistake. And don’t mistake that the Devil is in the quantum part either. He is not.

We’re all connected to God and go back to him. There are communities that in these three different parts and they have their different natures. But we all go back to God because our dream is rounded by a sleep (like a glass jar).