The Garden of Eden

In the beginning, there was a great lightning that resulted in the creation of the universe. The universe was an infinite space that contained clouds of star dust, particles that later came together to form constellations of stars. Two minds quickly occupied the universe, the first was the god of light called Eden the Good, and the other was the goddess of darkness known as Eva the Evil. At the center of the universe was the Sun, the oldest star in the universe, the star that gave life to the worlds; the single eye of Eden. Eden represents the good consciousness that is in the universe, he was the lightning that resulted in the creation of light. Thus, it separated itself from darkness, and called the dark consciousness Eva. Eden saw the universe through the Sun, so it was called the all seeing eye of Eden. The eye had a special ability to give life, in truth that life came in form of time. Eden said, "I am the light of the world, the one that gives life to the lifeless. Let all that is alive praise me and I will grant them everlasting life." Many stars of heaven sang praises to Eden, but the others praised Eva. Both Eden and Eva argued about which of them came into existence before the other; Eden claimed to be the father of the universe, existing before Eva as he was the spark that started the creation of the universe. Eva on the other hand claimed to be the womb were Eden was born, thus claiming to be mother of the universe. Eva replied, "All that you give life came forth from the darkness of my womb. These stars are my children just as you are, they will serve me and die for me. And before the end of your time, I will drag the Sun and the worlds around it into the abyss." Both Eden and Eva had a special ability that was unique to them alone. Eden possessed the power of telekinesis; the ability to manipulate matter. While Eva had the power of teleportation; the ability to manipulate space. With its power, Eden made the earth planets to revolve around the nourishing sunlight that emanated from the Sun. He called the orbits that they traverse dimensions and thus time was created to determine day and night in the dimensions. Some planets had satellites that Eva called Moons, the dark consciousness saw the universe through the Moons. Eden said, "Let there be creatures of different varieties all around the garden of Eden. Let them multiply and fill the other worlds even beyond the garden. They will live for the period of time it takes for their world to go around the Sun." The first planet's orbit was in the first dimension, and it took a hundred light years to revolve around the Sün. The second planet was in the second dimension, taking two hundred light years to complete the cycle. The third was in the third dimension and took three hundred light years. The fourth planet was in the fourth dimension and took four hundred light years to complete a cycle of life. A barrier of gigantic icy rocks made up the fifth dimension. The sixth dimension was were the fifth world revolved, the largest of all the planets and it took six hundred light years to revolve around the Sun. The sixth planet was in the seventh dimension and took seven hundred light years to make a cycle of life. The seventh planet in the eighth dimension took eight hundred light years, while the eighth planet in the ninth dimension took nine hundred light years. The tenth dimension was also a barrier of floating gigantic icy rocks, these were even bigger than the ones in the fifth dimension. The garden of Eden was divided into the inner and outer realms; the first five dimensions were situated within the inner realm, while the higher dimensions were in the outer realm. The outer realm was very dark and cold with numerous moons that made the power of Eva strong, and as a result of this there were portals called blackholes. Some of these holes were so big that a whole planet could fit into it, so the planets of the outer realm were capable of switching dimensions through the portals. The creatures of the outer realm were mainly insects, arachnids, crustaceans and bacteria. Unlike the outer realm, the inner realm was warm and bright to support life forms. The favourable conditions of the realm made advanced life forms to survive and thrive. The inner realm had creatures such as the reptiles, amphibians, pisces, aves and mammals. The planets had normal circular movements around the Sun and never jumped into other dimensions. The region were the stars were located was known as heaven and it made up most of the universe.