I am not sure whether I am asking this question at the right site of Stack Exchange.
If one thinks of a time when there was nothing in this void (I would not even say “in this universe” because the thought of “visualising as to what was there, when there was no universe” becomes sort of unimaginable) how something came from nothing?
The problem of Nothingness, and as part of that the question of how "something arises from nothing" is a perfectly philosophical question by any measure. It's even generated a recent amount of controversy on the nature of nothingness itself, and the origins of both physical matter and the laws governing it.
In part, it's a question without an answer, and some might say it's impossible to answer the question to begin with. Others might use it to argue for the existence of a Creator, but at least one religion reverses the distinctive question to argue that the actual mystery is how "nothing could possibly arise from something".
