Initial Reflections

Two formidable events have shaken and continue to shake humanity since its first appearance on earth: birth and death. He looks around and sees that everything has a beginning and an end. His children are born and die. The same goes for animals, plants, and stars. Birth and death alternate without cease.

By reversing the indicators of time, he reaches the zero point where a man and a woman give birth to their first children. Who brought them into the world? He persistently ponders, and his mind gives birth to God. God has always existed and has never died.

In short, he discovers that only the ground beneath his feet, namely the earth, and the celestial universe that covers it, the sky, are always present and that time does not seem to disturb them. These will be his first gods: Heaven, Uranus, and Earth, Gaia.

Furthermore, inspired by the terrestrial world that surrounds him, he can only imagine God in the form of a couple, male and female, man and woman: male Uranus and female Gaia.