  I have shown that the field defined by the Wheeler-DeWitt equation for
\textit{pure gravity} is neither a standard gravitational field nor the field
representing a particular universe. The theory offers a unified description of
geometry and matter, with geometry being fundamental. The quantum theory
possesses gravitational decoherence when the signature of $R^{(3)}$ changes.
The quantum theory resolves singularities dynamically. Application to the FLRW
$\kappa=0$ shows the creation of local geometries during quantum evolution. The
3-metric gets modified near the classical singularity in the case of the
Schwarzschild geometry.
