Time Within

On the first day of Heaven, a magnificent tree rose from the newborn light—vast enough to feed the world and shelter the creatures yet to come. The Light of God ascended to its highest branch and spoke to the woman: “Whatever your eyes behold from this height is yours. This tree, and all it touches, shall belong to you and your children.” Thus, the day became half hers and half his—our halves and their halves, a shared inheritance of creation.

  This event marked a metaphysical inversion of a manifesting counter-rhythm when night returned for 14 days of darkness and 14 nights of daylight, during which the Lord placed Himself on a primordial tree. At that crucial hour, a second tree appeared, positioned to the left or right of what was equal in all measures. To uncover the truth, one must know the answer. 

This mystery originated from our first fruits, which hung on a tree—not in sorrow, but in sacrifice—bestowing upon the woman a sacred gift: the power to bear children without the need for a man, her offspring born as fruits of knowledge itself. Her children emerged alive, speaking clearly from the moment of their first breath, reaching toward the promise of tomorrow. Their words—truth, wisdom, and knowledge—became the first language of the garden. The tree stood alone until humankind was ready to tend it. So, I had made garden keepers.