The Book of Creation
In the beginning, there was nothing but God and Goddess and they were as one. Until the moment, they separated and became as two.
Upon their separation, a great star appeared in the nothing. Then God and Goddess spoke the sacred words of creation, and the great star expanded.
To become the ever-growing galaxies, and our earth, all this and more did they create.
These were the first acts of creation.
Now the earth was without form and darkness was upon the face of the deep, and God said, “Let there be light,” and the sun was made to shine, and God saw that the light was good. God then divided the light from the darkness, and it was so. Goddess called the light “day,” and said, “Let the sun rule over the day.”
Goddess then made the moon and said, “Let the darkness be called night, and let the moon rule over the night. Let all the sun’s in the night sky burn bright, and let us separate the day and the night. Let them be signs to show the days, seasons and years,” and it was so.
Goddess set the sun in the sky to give light upon the earth.
The sun was set to rule over the day, and the moon over the night, dividing the light from the darkness and they saw that it was good.
These were the second acts of creation.
Goddess said, “Let there be space between the waters to separate waters from waters,” and it was so.
Goddess created this space to separate the waters above from the waters below. Goddess called this space “sky,” saying, ‘Let the waters under the sky be gathered together, and let the dry ground appear,” and it was so.
Goddess called the dry ground, “land,” and God called the gathering together of the waters, “seas,” and they saw that it was good.
Goddess said, “Let the earth come forth with every sort of grass, and seed bearing herbs, and let there be trees that grow from fruits that bear seeds,” and it was so.
