Regarding Hell, Euphoria, The Evil One, and Control

A reality cannot exist that contains nothing but hell (full torment, pain, terror, nightmare, compulsion, etc.) for the one experiencing it. If there is a direction of time from the experiencer's perspective, this is true for realities that will contain nothing but hell, as well. This is a declaration, rather than something that can be proven or disproven, similar in form to how Einstein described the speed of light as c coming or going, but acknowledged that we could not prove (in any conceivable way within the universe), that light does not move at different speeds toward the observer and away from the observer. 

I find it interesting that this declaration regarding hell would necessarily be timeless, meaning that any experience that would be hell forever would/would have immediately become not real, in the moment it is/was first experienced. This matches with an experience in my own timeline, suggesting that either this declaration is a time artifact, or that another has declared it previously, perhaps God in the beginning.

It strikes me that a similar law might apply to bliss/euphoria, but likely not to paradise. This also matches with my experiences of eep, each lasting a very short time from my direct perspective (seconds at most), but seeming to account for a very long time, like I could sense that it was nearly countless years condensed into nearly a moment, much like its inverse.

While coming to this conclusion, I also considered that if every gradient/element of one's own self could be considered a consciousness experiencing reality on its own, then any "bad time" or any "good time" could include an element in hell or in bliss. This remains a puzzle to me, though it does seem to relate to the annihilation of "the evil one" that I have seen/felt before, where a single element was removed from experience. In these narratives this element was designed to be removed, and might be said to never have had experience at all, but it was still difficult to fathom how what I saw could be the actual plan. Perhaps, at this plan's inception, all the pieces were not known/available to find a better (read: acceptable) one, one that involves fundamental shapes and arrangements, rather than a single fundamental element being damned, and being created to be damned. After all, this evil one had extremely access to Control, the computer system like set of rules governing reality at large, so what if it was able to, and accomplished, swapping its position with another's in its moment of damnation?