The Gods #77490 Who created this world

[AskSatanOperator]

Who created the world, the galaxy, the mon

 

[AFODO]

"God", aka the ether, or in simple terms, energy that makes things be.

 

[The Alchemist7 [TG]]

The current scientific understanding is that celestial bodies such as planets, moons, suns, comets etc. are created by a gravitational phenomenon called accretion where particles (of oxygen, hydrogen, carbon etc.) accumulate in larger and larger bodies over periods of hundreds of thousands to millions of years. As bodies grow bigger and bigger they attract more matter to the point where they reach a state of equilibrium with the matter and the bodies around them.

I don't think something or someone created Earth, but Earth developed naturally through the process mentioned, and that the Gods (i.e. extremely advanced Extraterrestrial beings) had discovered that Earth was a favorable planet to sustain "intelligent life" in the way They intended to create intelligent life. This is not to say that Earth is a unique planet or whatever nonsense christians/muslims or the current science are claiming, and trying to depict Earth as something special in the Universe. Estimations say that there are between 100-200 billion planets just in our Galaxy Milky Way alone. There could be countless intelligent civilizations in the whole Milky Way on planets that are similar to Earth or planets that sustain intelligent life in other ways than we know.

 

[HPS Lydia]

In addition to TG Alchemist's reply, there is a magick in the universe, an awareness. It's not all empty soulless "science" in the sense of mainstream science. The planets in our solar system weren't by chance, there was a higher awareness governing the creation of it and the constellations around it. A grand design with the intent of creating life that can advance, because that is life itself, to advance, and the universe is life.

 

[Seeker in the Dark]

In addition to TG Alchemist's reply, there is a magick in the universe, an awareness. It's not all empty soulless "science" in the sense of mainstream science. The planets in our solar system weren't by chance, there was a higher awareness governing the creation of it and the constellations around it. A grand design with the intent of creating life that can advance, because that is life itself, to advance, and the universe is life.

What I’d like to know is if Zeus created Himself or always existed. Usually in other religions if there’s a divine designer it always existed, or in non-theistic religions the starting point is just the “source”, a sort of unconscious “God”.

Yet in Zevism we kind of have both? A source “God” and a creator God who came after that and molded everything from that source? How did the Creator arise from a formless, unconscious source?

 

[Seeker in the Dark]

What I’d like to know is if Zeus created Himself or always existed. Usually in other religions if there’s a divine designer it always existed, or in non-theistic religions the starting point is just the “source”, a sort of unconscious “God”.

Yet in Zevism we kind of have both? A source “God” and a creator God who came after that and molded everything from that source? How did the Creator arise from a formless, unconscious source?

I guess a lot of it is allegorical language. Zeus couldn’t have created Himself for example, that’s absurd. That means He either always existed or emerged from the source.

Since Zeus is Truth itself though, Him not existing at some point is also absurd, as that means truth didn’t exist af some point, so the right answer is He always existed?

 

[616Taysha]

This universal pattern is the Golden Ratio.

Google: 'golden ratio in human body', 'golden ratio in nature' - you will find that life is not some randomness, but an actual mathematical pattern that permeates existence and is omnipresent.

This is not what some filthy jews claim - the golden ration is the number of Universal Intelligence.

 

[OttoHart]

In addition to TG Alchemist's reply, there is a magick in the universe, an awareness. It's not all empty soulless "science" in the sense of mainstream science. The planets in our solar system weren't by chance, there was a higher awareness governing the creation of it and the constellations around it. A grand design with the intent of creating life that can advance, because that is life itself, to advance, and the universe is life.

Very wise words, HPS.
If someone is skeptical of this and wants to view it through an overly scientific perspective, this can also happen.
Kardashev's scale for civilizations went up to Type 5, and it only takes a Type 4 civilization to already do things like this.

Even if we only see the Gods as advanced aliens (they are beyond that), they are already at a civilization level where weaving the fabric of Existence is second nature to them. They see beyond time and other limitations, and have the power and wisdom to prepare these things accordingly.

 

[OttoHart]

What I’d like to know is if Zeus created Himself or always existed.

There would be no existence, as we know it, without Zeus. He is the reason everything exists, and the cause.

He is, for existence, philosophically speaking, a "necessary being", whereas every other thing in the Universe is contingent.

Zeus exists, because no Existence could've happened without Him existing.
As for how Zeus came to be, you can consider meditating on His title of Dias (Great Divider) to understand the essence of why Satya manifested.

In short, there is no simple answer. "Always existed" is a bit more accurate, but words like "created" or "always" are worthless when we are analyzing Zeus, who is ineffable.