Before I get into the real controversial stuff, I'm going to outline a
little of this universes history, well, from my own perspective of the
histories... Many of my theories are mixed into this history lesson, so
their up for grabs to be torn asunder by a prominent philosopher or
historian. To be honest, I would love the challenge of a good
colleague...

So, without further ado... The epic! (be warned, this post is very
large):

The Universe is composed of large and small shards of what once was the
single soul and consciousness of Yudhe. From Yudhe the shards of Magnora
and Dynara were cut.

The Consciousness of Dynara formed the physical nonliving creations,
planets, rocks, water, the elements, etc. The Consciousness was
infinite, and so the number of physical creations were infinite. Magnora
removed those creations, as though cleaning up the clutter to make the
consciousness of Dynara more effective in its creating.

The Consciousness of Dynara attempted to form the first living
creations, and so the Soulless were created, built properly, all the
mechanisms of life were in order, but they held no true life of their
own, and so were failures.

The Consciousness of Dynara decided to follow Yudhe's example in
creating his nameless Son, and so while forming the mechanism of life,
it also released a shard of its own soul into the creation, and so was
born the Elder God. The Soul is finite, and therefore, must be accounted
for, throughout the pyramid of living beings. The Pyramid is four layers
deep, with varying degrees of uncompleted beings laying in the margins.
At the top is Yudhe, then comes Yudhe's children, Dynara, Magnora, and
the Nameless Son, then comes the Elder gods.

The fourth layer is that of what are now known as Mortals. Living
beings, which came to being from the scattering of various Elder Gods
and Goddesses Souls and Consciousness which gave them form.

This is where the balance of the Finite Soul comes into question. The
mortal races began at a certain number, but at first, they grew in
population, and they all had Souls. The question, is through this
theory, how was the balance compensated? There are two answers... One,
the balance of their souls was received from Yudhe. Or two, and the more
likely, is that the Soulless devoured the correct number to maintain the
balance of the world to prevent the actual balance from being overrun.
This debate would be philosophically enriching, but its not the true
reason for my thought on this.

Dynara was able to release an amount of her souls energy into a creation
of matter, and created life. All Elder gods and goddesses have energy to
spare, to create as Dynara did. The true question, is if the balance of
the initial soul of this universe is maintained, now that there are so
few mortals, where did the excess energy go? We Mortals are able to
wield magics, that might bring small things to life, or summon things
from other planes, but could it be possible that the Pyramid could lead
on to a fifth layer of life? Could it be possible for mortals to form
living beings outside of birth? Obviously it is not unnatural, as that
is how we all came to be in the first place, our taking steps to create
further life and continue that cycle would be furthering this
universe... Or would it?

In all honesty, I have very few answers to any of the philosophical
questions, I have my own beliefs, but I'll not go into them. I do know
that it is doubtful that we Mortals will ever be capable of being as
powerful as the Elder Gods, as their energies stem from a higher level,
and ours from theirs, but we should be capable of more than we are, we
are wasting own potential on wars, when it is a world that needs
rebuilding. We waste time on quibbling over whether being TAINTED is
evil, bad, natural, etc... We argue over energy! And commodities, and
such trivial foolish matters that should easily be beneath us... But how
could they be beneath us... When they are not even beneath some of the
Elder Gods who are above us... Even they argue over their differences in
opinion! Older by far, they may be! Greatly more knowledgeable they
certainly are! But if we Mortals attempted it, we would be capable of
matching them in wisdom. Wisdom is not something that is limited to
higher beings, any sentient being in existence capable of making its own
decisions through true thought can be wise! Certainly the Elder Gods can
make us more knowledgeable, by explaining truths that we are too young
to have learned. They can guide us, by helping us avoid mistakes they've
experienced, because I've no doubt they made them... Though it was
likely before any of us even existed as races...

So then, more than likely only a few of you have actually read this
far... So for that I thank you stalwart few... Who are capable of wading
through my ramblings... Feel free to tear me down, or state your own
thoughts on any of these subjects... Or one of your own... I simply had
to get all of these thoughts out of my head and in front of others.

Be Well
Suhnaye Whytetower

Penned by my hand on the 21st of Tzarin, in the year 123 CE.