How the Universe Formed

All scientific theories and equations concerning the formation of the universe are likely incomplete, as the cosmos is immense - perhaps infinite - and our understanding is limited by localized, observation-based physics. History shows that scientific revelations are often refined or replaced, proving that earlier, provisional knowledge was an approximation.

Our knowledge, either about how and when the universe formed or the vastness of the universe is questionable when we compare it with the description of the universe formation in the sacred scriptures, such as the Vedas and Bhagawad Gita, which provide better details about the origin of the universe which seems to match the reality of all existence. More importantly, the knowledge contained in the scriptures is said to be from the Creator of the universe Himself.

The flaw in our understanding is that we credit the singularity of material energy, devoid of intelligence, for the formation of the universe, laws of physics and the intelligent life forms. It is obvious that there is something fundamentally wrong in our understanding of the universe and its origin.