Creation Myth

Gods are living beings in the upper dimension. The universe is 11 dimensional. The identity called divinity has existed for a long time, and no one knows where it all started or where the universe came from. the God of our story is Tengri. He is a lowly god. Although he tries several times, he cannot create a functioning universe. He finally decides to try something that only very powerful gods can do. To become the universe.

He no longer needed intermediaries, blood-soaked piles of stones, failed attempts at reviving life. He knew what to do. He was going to sacrifice himself for his daughter, his 3 eldest sons, his universe. Woild become the universe itself. This was not unprecedented. 3rd class gods often did this and often surrendered to failure. He knew that if he failed, it only meant one thing. It would break into pieces and all the energy and matter it possessed would be lost between dimensions. There would be no more "he". He knew that once he became a universe, he would no longer be himself. There would be a higher consciousness, feeling less, but knowing more. He's self-confident until he reaches the limit. he felt quite weak in the splits/seconds/minutes before sacrificing himself to his universe. Since he could not create a functioning universe, he had to sacrifice himself for his universe. He thought of the universes that would have formed had great gods such as Zeus, Odin, or Ra sacrificed themselves to their universe. Great gods would never do that. Until now, only Al-Ilah had done this, hiding it somewhere between the 3rd and 4th dimensions so that one of his jealous distant relatives would not harm his universe. At least that's what the rumors were about. He looked at the pile of stones with dried blood on it. If it were night, he could see his sons turned into stars. sat on the ground. He picked up one of the stones. The squeezed stone shattered instantly.bHe closed his eyes. He kept squeezing until what was left of the stone hurt. He was starting to focus. What seemed like a split second to Tengri but actually happened 337 years later. A great beam of light and an explosion that simply meant failure... yet in the 11th dimension there was always room for exceptions. Tengri had achieved something after 100 centuries of disappointment and found a new way of creation. "Big Bang."