Alexandr Korol

everything here also came from somewhere else, from a more perfect world, where He developed and became God. Or is there a main God who creates new worlds and nurtures the Son to become God only for that world? What many of us have always wanted to understand is where the beginning and the end are. Perhaps it’s because we humans have a psyche that sees everything with a beginning and an end, and we are just not psychologically ready or developed enough to comprehend something eternal and cyclical. We can talk about eternity and the ouroboros, for example, but we cannot truly understand and grasp it. It seems that, globally, we just need to accept that it is this way and focus on what is now, meaning on this segment of time, on our world?

Why can’t you understand this? What is there to not comprehend? There is a main God who created everything. And what? He created everything. There was a beginning when He created it, and there will be an end when it all concludes. And now, it’s happening. We are at the end. See, there is an end. Why not? There is an end. And it is now apparent that this has happened many times before. There were other civilizations with different gods who came and went. For instance, in Egypt, there was a main God with other gods. They evolved, moved on, and a new God emerged. Something new started again. There was a main God in Ancient Greece, with the ancient Greek gods. What comes next? Although, it’s unclear when the ancient Greek gods appeared... Everything is so mixed up. Then there was Alexander the Great. Are these the ancient gods, or is it something separate but somehow related? The point is, there was Alexander the Great. And what next? There were main gods, the most important ones. They moved on and did something else, and new ones took their place. Everything is cyclical and repeats.
Imagine this scenario: God created the world not just from the beginning, but in its entirety. Like when a person creates a computer game, they don’t create just the first level – they design the entire game from start to finish. So, God created the world fully, from beginning to end, all at once. This means He was beyond the world He created. From the moment of creation until now, He has been present as if from the future or from another realm, manifesting within the world. Now, it is the time when He must physically appear in this world, complete His work, and move on. This could be the essence of it. As the main God, He created the world when He became the main God, encompassing everything from beginning to end. At the end of this world, this God –