Imagine that this is only one Universe of infinite Universes, with each Universe comprised of billions of galaxies, of which each again contains billions of planets.
Yet this vision scarcely scratches the surface, because each tiniest Light particle is an infinite self-contained Universe of its own.
Having said that, this entire Universe could very well be a tiny Light particle in a flower growing on a meadow in another Universe.
One raindrop contains infinite Light particles of which each single particle has the property of Infinity. Thus, a raindrop consists of infinite Universes which in turn translates into endless galaxies containing endless planets.
No matter how close we zoom in on a Light particle, there is no bottom end. For each Quantum particle doesn't know limits with respect to Time and Space, as both are merely thought-made illusions.
We might say:"this Light particle is bigger than that one", but it isn't. The zoom is just chosen differently. Within Infinity there is no comparison, there are no levels. Time and Space are merely serving the expansion of our experiential and experimental scope within the One Infinite.
We might say:"On this side there are more Light particles than over there", but this simply doesn't matter. There is only One infinite Light. Anything taking place inside of it is teeming with Infinity. One Light particle alone is infinite. Two Light particles won't make the Infinity double, for this implies again levels and lack.
No formula can create Infinity. No matter how much we attempt to add and multiply, Infinity is always going to be out of reach, for mathematics inherently insinuate insufficiency due to quantity quagmire quelling and quenching Infinity quality.
Have fun zooming,
Alex