Dr. Leonard Susskind from Stanford gave a lecture a few months ago stating he's 
presenting a new paradigm in astrophysics knowing the fact that the universe 
appears infinite and how the multiverse could have been created from the 
original Big Bang.  He stated that bubbles of many universes could nucleate 
based on random probabilities.  Each bubble in the multiverse could expand on 
each own with different universal laws.  But how could each bubble be 
maintained if there is no consciousness to witness each bubble event?  The 
Srimad Bhagavatam presented a story that the universe or the multiverse could 
be maintained by the "prajapatis" or cosmic executives.
 

 But how could these prajapatis cover the vast distances of the universe or 
multiverse.  It would appear that they would have to travel instantaneously 
from one end to the other end.  The story assumed that these prajapatis are 
humans from an earlier yuga or epoch.  Was it possible that humans from the 
previous epochs were spiritual and had no material bodies?
 

 Some thoughts from St. Thomas Aquinas could apply here.  He conjectured that 
there are angels or spiritual and intelligent beings  in the universe that can 
cover the various events and places  in the universe instantaneously.  However, 
Susskind did not use angels as the possible agents of consciousness for the 
multiverse.  Rather, he used the "Olympian gods" as the possible agents of 
consciousness.

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