Have you ever wondered? What if you were the starting point of the world, and the world existed as long as you did, but would be destroyed if you died?
Ridiculous? Who could disprove it?
In the primordial chaos, a sliver of consciousness awakened. It was called Yuan. With no parents, it dwelled in a world of utter chaos, where time, light, and all things were unknown concepts. Yuan discovered that it could manipulate the matter in the dense void, so it shaped many little “balls” and even created black holes. The black holes threw gravity into chaos, causing the “balls” to collide and giving birth to the sun and light. Though powerful, Yuan was lonely. Later, a great black hole spewed out matter and spiritual energy. The energy fused with the matter, gradually forming beings resembling Yuan and giving rise to the first semblance of a lifespan. Some “balls” awakened to consciousness, ushering in the Star Era. Most of the celestial bodies slept, until an upheaval in the central black hole shattered the peace and destroyed many of them. Yuan measured time by counting each time Earth orbited the “little light bulb” as one year, and divided time into immeasurable kalpas and lesser kalpas. Jets from the black hole drove matter to recombine, creating water. In the water, spiritual energy wove together single-celled organisms, beginning the origin of life.
