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The Gods created space and time. And everything within. '''''Things require makers; the Gods are not things.''''' The Gods are outside space and time. They are in the without. Things require context; the Gods are not things. The Gods can choose which space, and which time. They are the Seven, and they are good. | The Gods created space and time. And everything within. '''''Things require makers; the Gods are not things.''''' The Gods are outside space and time. They are in the without. Things require context; the Gods are not things. The Gods can choose which space, and which time. They are the Seven, and they are good. | ||
Revision as of 16:12, 18 March 2022
Who are the Gods?
The Gods created space and time. And everything within. Things require makers; the Gods are not things. The Gods are outside space and time. They are in the without. Things require context; the Gods are not things. The Gods can choose which space, and which time. They are the Seven, and they are good.
Some things that exist, are like rocks and Wednesdays. They don’t do things, they only exist. Some things that exist, are like parrots and beetroot. They do do things, but they don’t consider their existence. Other things that exist, are like humans and schild. They consider their existence, and they make choices.
The Gods represent, to the thoughtful, choices – what decisions to make. And they demonstrate, to the thoughtful, goodness – how to make these decisions.