As Greek mythology goes, the universe was once a big soup of nothingness. Then, two things happened: either Chaos or Gaia created the universe as we know it, or Ouranos and Tethys gave birth to the first beings.
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I have never heard of this one and from what i gathered in a little bit of googling it appears to be quite a controversal one! :) I can't read it while I'm at work, but I look foward to diving in on my own time! :)
love, light and blessings
AB
I've been slowly making my way through the Kolbrin, and I'm amazed if not flabbergasted it hasn't received more attention. Anyone of intelligence and an open mind who reads it carefully will find themself several times retrieving their jaw from the floor.
I'm still reading the Egyptian segments, which range in nature from historical legend to moral instruction. The wisdom contained is immense, and you get the sense that many of the stories were ancient even to the ancient Egyptians. Some of the books deal with the nature of the soul and the afterlife, offered through metaphor after metaphor and story after story until both begin to edge their way into comprehension. That the writings originate from higher minds in a higher age I have no doubt whatsoever. (--There has been suggestion that they're a hoax, though hoaxing works of this insight would probably be more baffling than the writings themselves.)
I strongly recommend giving it a read. You'll find some parts more comprehensible than others, but it's very rewarding nonetheless.