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they come from; why they are grouped as three and four – forming the number seven; and what eight is. And then I begin to realize that once I figure this out, I will again come up against my eighth corner – that is the navel of the earth, from which the seven unfolds, just like the seven colors of the rainbow emerge from white light. And then I called Big Alexander and told him that I had figured out what twilight is, that I now need to figure out each day, what each day means, and why there are seven, and that there is this navel of the earth. And then he said that this is exactly how it will be from me, that I am this navel, and that from me, the “family” will unfold. And then, the story of the 12 gods – the 12 zodiac signs – will follow.
Here is another section, “Creation of the World,” which I need to engage with. Wikipedia states: “The plot of cosmogonic myths in religions, the distinguishing feature of which is the presence of a demiurge or Creator God, whose actions or will are the cause and driving force behind the sequential chain of acts of creation.” Next, the general characteristics: “Most religions share common plots about the origin of everything that exists: the separation of elements of order from the primordial chaos, the division of mother and father gods, the emergence of land from the world ocean, from the primeval waters – endless and timeless, etc. The ocean serves as one of the embodiments of chaos or as chaos itself. In many of the oldest cosmogonic myths, the ocean and chaos are equivalent and inseparable from each other. The emergence, the creation of the world, occurs in mythical time – a special initial sacred period that precedes empirical (historical) ‘profane’ time – and in a special place, the center of the world. In mythopoetic consciousness, space and time are not homogeneous. The highest value (the peak of sacredness) belongs to that point in space and time where the act of creation took place – the center of the world – and ‘in the beginning’ itself, the time of creation (mythical time). Cosmogonic concepts are connected to these coordinates, which define the scheme for the unfolding of everything that exists in space and time, organizing the entire space-time continuum.” So, I am now creating and organizing the space-time continuum, do you understand? Next, again, a mention that in ancient Egypt, there was chaos, and from chaos, the god Ra – the Sun – was born, then came water, earth, and sky. In ancient Greece, similarly, Gaia – Earth – and Uranus – Sky – were also foundational elements, after which a vast number of gods began to be born. So, earth and sky are the foundational components of the matrix, the first to appear in the creation of the world.
Here is another section, “Creation of the World,” which I need to engage with. Wikipedia states: “The plot of cosmogonic myths in religions, the distinguishing feature of which is the presence of a demiurge or Creator God, whose actions or will are the cause and driving force behind the sequential chain of acts of creation.” Next, the general characteristics: “Most religions share common plots about the origin of everything that exists: the separation of elements of order from the primordial chaos, the division of mother and father gods, the emergence of land from the world ocean, from the primeval waters – endless and timeless, etc. The ocean serves as one of the embodiments of chaos or as chaos itself. In many of the oldest cosmogonic myths, the ocean and chaos are equivalent and inseparable from each other. The emergence, the creation of the world, occurs in mythical time – a special initial sacred period that precedes empirical (historical) ‘profane’ time – and in a special place, the center of the world. In mythopoetic consciousness, space and time are not homogeneous. The highest value (the peak of sacredness) belongs to that point in space and time where the act of creation took place – the center of the world – and ‘in the beginning’ itself, the time of creation (mythical time). Cosmogonic concepts are connected to these coordinates, which define the scheme for the unfolding of everything that exists in space and time, organizing the entire space-time continuum.” So, I am now creating and organizing the space-time continuum, do you understand? Next, again, a mention that in ancient Egypt, there was chaos, and from chaos, the god Ra – the Sun – was born, then came water, earth, and sky. In ancient Greece, similarly, Gaia – Earth – and Uranus – Sky – were also foundational elements, after which a vast number of gods began to be born. So, earth and sky are the foundational components of the matrix, the first to appear in the creation of the world.