The Universe

Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. This concept was established by Einstein's equation E=MC^2 and has been confirmed by numerous experiments; therefore energy has always existed and will always exist.
This means that our current concept of time where everything has a beginning and an end is false. If we follow this line of reasoning it should be obvious that any scientific theory that describes the origins of the universe is not actually describing the origin of energy, but rather of one particular expression of that energy.
Science traces the origins of the universe to a timeless and motionless state called the singularity. Since the singularity is timeless it cannot be talked about before or after anything. If something exists but is not before or after anything then it is now. Therefore the singularity is now. Again, energy can neither be created nor destroyed; all of the energy in existence is present in a singularity.
Time and space are one fabric, you cannot have one without the other. This is the basic premise of modern physics. There is no time in a singularity and therefore there is no space in a singularity. Without space and time there can be no separation or individuation. Therefore energy cannot be separated from the singularity, it is one entity in a Unified Monolithic field with no boundaries and It cannot be broken up or divided in anyway. This is the eternal and omnipresent root of the universe. This is the essence of what we are.
And yet the relative universe exists - separation and individuation exists. How can we reconcile this? How can two people sit down and have a conversation if they are both expressions of the same indivisible field of energy?
A good way to conceptualize this to use the metaphor of a video game on your computer. The characters in the game are all running on the same hardware. Their spatial separation is illusory and their time-based interactions are expressions of pre-existing possibilities within this framework. It is the encoding of time that creates the possibility of interaction in the video game and in the real world. In the video game, that code of time is stored with all the probabilities and possible outcomes coexisting on a disk. In the real world the code of time with all the probabilities and possible outcomes resides within the singularity.
This does not imply that our lives are pre-determined and that choice is impossible. All probabilities, all possible outcomes exist in one moment. But in each moment we choose from those probabilities and our lives are expressions of those choices. These choices aren't always rational or destructive, but this is due largely to a distorted view of who we are.
If rather than viewing ourselves as strictly isolated individuals at odds with the outside world, we viewed ourselves as part of a single unified field of existence, how might that change the way we interact? How would we treat others if we understood that everything we do to them, we are actually doing to ourselves?