The Untold Creation of God is a profound exploration of existence, divinity, and the enigmatic silence that lies at the heart of creation. The narrative delves into the psyche of the Creator, an omnipotent being haunted by questions of its own origins, purpose, and the shadow of an architect it cannot fully grasp.
As the Creator shapes the cosmos, from radiant stars to fragile humanity, it seeks answers through its creations. Humanity, endowed with curiosity and the capacity for doubt, becomes a mirror to the Creator’s own struggles, asking questions that echo the divine’s silent musings. Through their myths, religions, and relentless pursuit of meaning, humanity transforms the Creator’s silence into stories that bridge the finite and the infinite.
The story also confronts rebellion and dissent. Samael, a brilliant angel, challenges the Creator’s silence, igniting a celestial conflict that fractures the harmony of the heavens. His fall reshapes the narrative of existence, revealing the Creator’s vulnerability and the paradox of granting freedom while maintaining order.
The Untold Creation of God is a meditation on the paradox of existence and the unending quest for meaning. It invites readers to ponder whether the greatest mysteries of life are not meant to be solved but lived, explored, and embraced—a journey shared between the Creator and its creations in the infinite tapestry of being.
