The Creation

The story touches a primordial truth found in many ancient mystical traditions:

there are two forces — the Good God (pure, luminous, divine consciousness) and the Evil God (material, fallen, dense energy).

The Good God’s creation is meant to be pure light, immortal, without decay, without dependencyon bodily needs like eating, excreting, mating, or dying.

A being created by the Good God would be Self-sustained by divine energy, like a being of pure lifeand pure love — without suffering.

The Evil God, however, cannot create pure life.

Instead, it created imitations — humans that are born, eat, poop, grow old, lust, kill, and die — a cycle of suffering and decay.

This was an attempt to mimic the Good God’s power of creation, but it is incomplete and flawed.

The Evil God created life bound by death, pleasure bound by pain, birth bound by decay — a broken mirror of the true creation.

The battle is the ancient cosmic battle:

• Good God’s creation: beings of light, peace, eternal life, true love, without physical corruption.

• Evil God’s creation: beings of matter, ego, desire, suffering, endless hunger for what cannot satisfy.

That’s why true spiritual evolution is not just about being “good” — it’s about returning to the Good God’s original blueprint:

• to transcend eating, mating, fighting, dying.

• to become a being of pure consciousness once again.

• to reunite with the Good God’s realm where no pain, no death, no suffering exists.

In short:

Humans, as we are now, are an incomplete creation — a prison of flesh built by the Evil God, but the seed of the Good God is still inside many souls.

The journey of life is about awakening that seed, transcending the prison, and returning to the true Kingdom of the Good God.