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Hell fire had been quenched and rendered non-existing about a million years ago by the Light of God Almighty. Here is the reference:

Doctufos: Histar 2:21-31

histar 2:21-31


21. And we cry in the fire, but Satan whom you have made the fire for is always laughing in it. For he feels no pain at all. And he still has the strength to strike us with his weapons, laughing hard. Yet you said that you have made this place for Satan and his angels.
22. Now while they wailed, the evil creature said, I am your god Yahweh, the deceiver himself. I have made the fire for you because you become my followers on earth and then you are bound by my laws.
23. For my laws cannot be broken. For if you break any of my laws, you shall be punished here forever.
24. Now while our wailings continued, a great light came and lightened up the darkness of the smoke of fire. And we heard a voice, saying, I have come to free your souls. For you are seeing the illusions of what you believe in. For you are not in any real fire, but you suffer the imagination of the god whom you worship. For like one on earth who take the weed of tekum and see hallucinations of fire, so are you all.
25. For the afterlife is like a dream of never returning. Now imagine the afterlifes of your choice and you shall find yourself there.
26. And it was so, for every afterlife we all imagined became the places we went. But the imaginations were not our own originally, for our thoughts only matched the thoughts of some good gods who have themselves by their imaginations made good afterlives thousands of years before.
27. And I found myself in this peaceful Valley which I have imagined, knowing not that it is really in existence.
28. And your mother found herself in an afterlife where pets are in abundance, for she imagined that she was with her dead pet dog Ruchi. And she found herself with her. And she was amazed.
29. And when she imagined this Valley of knowledge, she appeared here also. And we were united again.
30. And we become your Guardian angels, saying, when mulah shall die, we shall not let him pass through the fire of Yahweh at all as we passed through it.
31. Now mulah, this is the message which you shall take to the world. For some shall know how to submit to their own instincts rather than the philosophy of a god.

Mad people will go to any of the numerous afterlives made available, depending on their beliefs. There is no hell fire as a destination, it is just mere psychological state which is temporary. The final state of everyone is peaceful.

It's more than a year already.

Omuneizzy6:
God was like, so this little boy cant obey simple instruction given to him...if i kill him what will be the benefit since i was the one that created him so let me just curse him so he will know the important of being obedience..
To me God was still like father even after the curse. No evil mind for man he just proved that he was the one that made man.. Just like they say if father use right hand flog piken he will draw him closer to himself with left hand. Infact I Love God....

Yahweh is a dunce. He lacked tolerance, that's why he couldn't do away with cursing. Even God Almighty his creator said that Yahweh lacked tolerance.

Doctufos: Bellorum 5:33

Bellorum 5 : 33
33. And the Almighty God said, that which you speak is not the reason for the violence of Nymphidis(Yahweh). Rather, he lacked the character called tolerance, which makes everything in the universe to co-habit.

God has never sworn or cursed humanity since the beginning of time. It is the creatures of God Almighty such as Yahweh, Allah, Mazda, Moloch etc that their mouths are full of cursing and their brains are filled with evil thoughts.
Why will God(Existence) curse humanity which is a fragment of it?

JesusSonOfGod:
Jesus Christ is the word that became flesh. The only begotten Son of God, whom through Him we became Children of God.


John 1:10-14New International Version (NIV)

10 He was in the world, and though the world was made through him, the world did not recognize him. 11 He came to that which was his own, but his own did not receive him. 12 Yet to all who did receive him, to those who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God— 13 children born not of natural descent, nor of human decision or a husband’s will, but born of God.
14 The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth.

Mr. Whoever, I am done chatting with you. Now get behind me in the Name of Jesus Christ

Kikikiki
I am the WORD in form of flesh
I am the son of the gods and of God
You are all children of God by existence

Eartum 41: 6-23


6. Now when Otem Adinoi was born, a new star emerged in the Aries constellation. It was very bright and shiny. Then we gods and goddesses of findings gathered together and rejoiced, saying, the revealer of the gods has been born.
7. Let there be rejoicing in all constellations and in all planets of the universes. Let Aferk dance and rejoice, for the great light of truth has arrived. Sing songs of joy and rejoice, you earth. Let the moons of the planets gyrate in dances.
8. Let all those who have not been born rejoice, because they shall be born into the knowledge of the truth. And if they are born into religion, they shall count that day lucky when they shall read the book of truth and be free from mind slavery.
9. Gaia, be glad and sing with a melody of peace. The son of the gods has arrived to cast shadows of all the false words written by the gods of religion. He has come to shed light on the ancient histories.
10. Otem, the totem of truth has come to show the way. Let all they who call themselves witches and wizards bow before Otem. Let all the gods of religion be subdued while he frees the minds of the world from slavery.
11. Who can outwit him in the discoveries of lost and ancient histories? He who shall deliver the tormented from their psychological torments has come. He whom many histories have predicted his coming has finally arrived.
12. Luna said, I rejoice over the birth of Adinoi, the saviour. Many sons and daughters of the gods have been born in Aferk and in other parts of the world, but none is as powerful as Otem. He has the knowledge of the sons of any gods in multiples.
13. He is wisdom and knowledge personified. He is the truth that shatters falsehood. They shall attack him in the spiritual realm to stop him, but he shall overcome them all. They shall threaten him with death, but he shall make death a friend.
14. They shall threaten him with scary nightmares, but he shall make nightmare a course of study. They shall use terrible urims and illusions, but he shall say, when you are done with your illusions, let me know so that I can continue with what is real.
15. They shall put baits everywhere for him, but he shall not fall prey.
16. Otem, millions of souls are already captured. Arise and rescue these souls from the hands of the slave masters. Do not bother about the burdens which is heaped on you, for we shall bear them with you.
17. Even nature is very much interested in this evolution of consciousnesses such that she shall use the religious people themselves to speak against the things which Otem also speaks against.
18. You shall hear disagreement among the religious. They shall disagree over the divinity of their deities. They shall disagree over the ordinances of their gods too. They shall disagree over the afterlives made by their gods, over the payment of their dues to their gods.
19. Yes, the eyes of the sheep shall be opened to know and see the truth. Rejoice o homos of Ebira in Kougi. For you have begotten Otem. Rejoice o land of Eko, because you have gotten a guest.
20. You have been gifted with a god more knowledgeable than Ifa. You have a gift more precious than Ogun. You have the god of words who have the history of the whole world with him. Olorun has spoken of his coming to some of our fathers. So when he shall begin to manifest, do not doubt him.
21. O you children of Luwabi, make friendship with the people of Otem and love them, because Otem is one who shall make known the hidden voices of some of your ancestors. Rejoice and be happy, because the god of truth and deep knowledge has come.
22. Let the fearful put on the battle cloth of fearlessness. Let the despondent put smiles in their faces. Let they who weep wipe their tears. Do not let worry and anxiety take over you, rather, look towards the brighter side of life.
23. The gift of Aferk has come, let everyone dance and sing a happy melody.

daclemx:
Bro, do not bring cause to your generation because of ignorance. Please remove that picture bearing apostle suleman from your wall.

Ah ah ah ah kikikiki
Na wa for u o. So you are afraid of men of thieves called pastors like this

JesusSonOfGod:
Whatever! This thread is not for Otem people, it's for Children of God Almighty.

I am a son of God Almighty, a god in form of flesh. I am the WORD of TRUTH.

JesusSonOfGod:
You are an Atheist, yet you still hate God you claim does not exist. You guys are the most confused people on earth. Sorry dear, I will put you in prayers, you must be free from slavery.

I am not an atheist. I am an Otem.

Don't try to help Yahweh. Let him wake up to his responsibilities to you guys. I guess he would need a louder prayer to wake him up from his everlasting slumber.

However, the truth of the matter is that Yahweh and the rest of the gods of religion are currently in a spiritual prison.

Prayer is a mere wish. Not every wish will come to fulfilment. Rather than wishing your life away, work towards your goals in life.
Who wish ep

Niflheim:
@Emmytes,


The fear of clowns and the fear of eating grass is what made me leave religion finally!!!

Come see me laughing in my office with this your comment. E be like say I go comot for nairaland small before una use laff wey dey tear belle kill person.

Chai! Yahweh yaf suffered.

cc: Yahwehpenis

Efewestern:
I still believe in GOD and the supernatural.. but not religion .I still go to church tho.. everything about religion doesn't just add up.

we all got a purpose on earth, I discovered mine on time, and I can be who I want to be without any religion.

Anybody with such philosophy?

Present sir

chukslawrence:
I noticed I used the heart more when it comes to thinking. I regret knowing late... Not an Atheist either

Hmm... Something like this was addressed in the Doctufos of truth. We are being instructed there to use our brains in interpreting things, rather than our heart emotions.

Homo Sapiens II

Chapter One
1. In the 1000th year of the homo sapiens era, the population of the homo sapiens had grown to about two hundred thousand all over the world.
2. There had been wars and conflicts. There had also been diseases which claimed their lives.
3. For all these things regulated their population, or else the world would have been filled up in no time at all.
4. Now the actual histories and happenings on earth had changed over time when the homos told them from time to time.
5. Because as the father past the history to his children, he knowingly and unknowingly exaggerated them.
6. And when a child also passed it to his or her own children, he added to it and subtracted also.
7. And the people soon began to see their ancestors as fire, snakes, moon, sun, wind, water, air and nature in their literal senses.
8. Now the worship of ancestors became common to every part of the earth.
9. And some began to worship the images of their ancestors which were passed down to them.
10. Some worshipped the animals which were associated with their ancestors.
11. They worshipped cows, goats, preying mantis, sheep, snakes, scorpions and other animals.
12. Some worshipped the sand, the water, fire, the air and even the rain.
13. The sun, the moon, the sky and the mountains all became objects of worship for the people, saying that their ancestors were those who became those things.
14. Now from one generation to another, priests arose in every clan, tribe, village and town.
15. These priests were they who made up stories to control the affairs of their lands.
16. They collected fruits, meat and food from the people, saying that they were making sacrifices to their ancestors who had been deified.
17. In those days, there arose some people who challenged every ordinance and belief which they were born into.
18. All these fought with their lives and became heroes too. And when they had died, they were deified also.
19. Now these are the populations of the homo sapiens who were born into the earth in the first millennium of the homo sapiens, fought hard against the beliefs of their lands and became popular and deified;
20. In Africa, there were two hundred and twelve of them, both males and females. In Europe there were five hundred and fifteen.
21. In the continent of America to the south, there were two hundred and one.
22. In Australia, there were fifty-two. In the North of America, there were one hundred and seventy-two.
23. Then in Asia, there arose four hundred and thirty-two homo sapiens within the first millennium challenging the beliefs which they were born into.
24. And all these were deified during their lifetime and after their own death also.

Chapter Fifty
1. Two female homo sapiens discovered themselves upon a hill with their heads joined together at the back. Now the two of them asked for the name of each other at once and also replied at once that their names were Marrallang.
2. Now when the two female homo sapiens had managed their way down the mountain, the homos who saw them began to worship them in fear.
3. Now the twins could not see the faces of one another. They also had different characters but they could speak what was in the mind of each other most of the time.
4. Now a mountain-dwelling homo sapiens named Demurk loved the Marrallang who was facing the left side, but the one facing the right side did not like him.
5. Now Demurk said to the Marrallang of the left, let me mate with you so that you could have my child. When the Marrallang of the right heard it, she said, it is not possible for you to be with my sister.
6. Now when they were both asleep, Demurk came and woke the one he loved gently, saying, now let us mate.
7. When they were about to do it, the one on the right awoke, because the sound which entered the ears of her sister also got into her own head too.
8. And she said, I shall not allow such thing to take place.
9. Now when Demurk was frustrated, he went and fetched a wood, for he had planned to hit the Marrallang of the right to death so that he could take the one on the left whom he loved as a wife.
10. Now when he had hit the right one with the stick, the left one felt the pain also. Then they shouted at him such that he fled.
11. Now when their wounds had been healed, the one on the right said, I am sorry my sister for my selfishness.
12. I should have allowed him to be your husband while I await mine. I was jealous and evil, therefore forgive me.
13. Then the left Marrallang said, sister, you are not evil, neither are you wicked. For what you have done has revealled the kind of person Demurk really is.
14. He did not care if I lose you who are the most valuable thing in my life. If he truly loves me and cares for me, he should have also learnt how to love and tolerate you who are a part of my life.
15. Now O Marrallang, let us wait for a man who would love both you and I as we are, rather than he who loves one and hates the other.
16. For anyone who loves someone should also love his blood, or else such love is not complete.
17. Now a lowland-dwelling homo sapiens named Kruhwik came to them and spoke love with them. And they said, which of us do you love?
18. And Kruhwik said, I do not see you as two but as one. Therefore I cannot say that I love one out of two, rather, I will say that I love the two in one.
19. Now the sisters wept because they thought that they had met their true love. Then Kruhwik married them and they had children for him.
20. Now the Marrallang facing the left side had three children for him, as well as the Marrallang facing the right side.
21. Now the two Marrallang died on the same day when they were only thirty-five years old. Then Kruhwik mourned them and buried them.
22. Then they were worshipped for many generations after.

Chapter Forty-Nine
1. Apollo and Artemis discovered themselves upon a hill in the place which is now called Greece.
2. Now Apollo spoke with Artemis and she responded. Then they began to remember a little of their past life.
3. Then Apollo said, I perceive that we have been on earth before, but in another form. And Artemis said, I have dreamt of a time when you, in another body, were my brother.
4. Now Apollo and Artemis descended the hill together. Now somo homo sapiens found them and began to worship them.
5. Now Apollo and Artemis taught them languages and they could communicate. Then Apollo composed many songs, the songs of the hunters, the songs of the old and also the songs during childbirth.
6. Now they who were labouring heard the songs of childbirth and it helped them deliver more safely.
7. Apollo was also thought how to meditate by Pan, another hill-dwelling homo sapiens. Then he got the gift of seeing of vision more frequently, such that he could foretell some of the things which would have impact on the people.
8. He also led the homos to the bush to get herbs for the cure of their sicknesses and diseases.
8. Now Artemis taught the people how to swim and how to hunt. She also taught the female homo sapiens how they should behave before the male homo sapiens.
9. Now when Apollo was filled with the urge to mate with the opposite gender, he went honestly to Artemis and said, let us mate as we have taught the homo sapiens.
10. Then Artemis said, I have made an everlasting vow that I will not mate with any male. I will rather keep my body sacred like in the day when I began yo exist.
11. When she did not give in to the persuasions of Apollo, he said, I will no more disturb you on this matter.
12. But I would demand of you to go separate way from me so that I would not be seduced by your body.
13. I will go and take a wife for myself and have children. Therefore choose whether I should depart from you or you from me.
14. But if you have need of me, send for me and I will come, O sister.
15. So Apollo departed from Artemis and married a woman named Sierus. Then they gave birth to five children.
16. Now Apollo married three more wives and had twelve more children. But Artemis his sister did not get married all her life.
17. Now Apollo lived for ninety years and died in Delos, upon whose hill he and his sister had originated.
18. When Artemis heard that her brother had died, she fell and died also. Then they were both buried in the same cave.
19. And the people worshipped them both for fourteen generations.

Chapter Forty-Eight
1. Anjea was a mountain-dwelling female homo sapiens who found herself upon a hill in a place now called Australia.
2. When she had descended the hill, she found a male and a female. They worshipped her because they thought that she had come from the sky.
2. Now Anjea taught them languages and other things. Then the male homo sapiens mated with her such that she became pregnant.
3. When Anjea was pregnant, they asked her what was in her womb and she said, watch and see. Now Anjea herself did not know why her womb was swollen.
4. When it was nine months, she began to labour. Then she delivered a baby girl.
5. When the two homos saw it, they went to her and said, teach us how to also have a child like this. Now Anjea said, I am one whose body is filled with humankind.
6. My womb is a house for all things. Without me, there can never be anything in existence.
7. Now Anjea said, come and I will give you what you will lick and then have children. But you man cannot have children from your own body, rather, that which I will put in you, you will pass it into the body of a woman. Then a child will emerge.
8. So Anjea poured fine sand into the mouth of the man and the woman also. Then she said, go and mate with one another, then you will have children.
9. When they had done so, they had children. But they did not know that without swallowing the sand of Anjea, they could still have children.
10. Now Anjea gathered a heap of sand and said, before a man and a woman mate, let them come and taste the soil.
11. So shall they give birth when they mate.
12. So the people of the land went to Anjea before mating with the opposite sex. Then when they had children, they dedicated them to Anjea, saying, mother of the earth, the giver of life. Watch over your children.
13. Now from one generation to the other, they swallowed the soil from the heap made by Anjea before mating.
14. Now the worship of Anjea lasted for a very long time, surviving thirteen generations of the homo sapiens even when she had died at the age of ninety-two.

dangotesmummy:
African juju at work

And American juju was also at work here abi
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5011075/Alabama-lawyer-dies-collapsing-murder-trial.html

Chapter Forty-Seven
1. Chia and Aluna were two homo sapiens who discovered themselves holding hands upon a mountain in Kogi, which is in Colombia, a country within the continent now called South America.
2. Aluna and Chia spoke with one another upon the mountain, but they did not remember their past. Then Chia said, remain upon the mountain while I go down to see how it feels.
3. When Chia had gone down the mountain, she found no one beneath. Now when she had tasted a fruit, it was good for the taste.
4. So Chia wrapped many fruits in leaves and climbed up to Aluna with them. Then they ate and loved the taste of it.
5. Now Aluna and Chia slept and dreamt of the past. Then they knew that the land was named Kogi in the past, being thousands of years ago, during the era of the homo erectuses.
6. When Chia went to the ground the second time, a female homo sapiens named Bachué met her. Now they both discussed and she told Chia that all the homos of the land were gathered together with her in a cave.
7. Now Bachué had already told the homos of that land that she was the creator of all things, so when she took Chia with her to see them, she told them that Chia was a part of herself.
8. Now when Aluna came also, Bachué said, we are trinity. Therefore do not worship us together but as one goddess.
9. So the people called them by a name, which was Furachogwa, saying that they were good.
10. Now Aluna told them many things about the moon such that they wondered greatly, because she spoke as someone who had been in the moon before.
11. Therefore they called her the moon goddess. Now Bachué went to a lake called Iguague. There she saw two male homo sapiens as they were set to eat a little baby whose mother they had already eaten.
12. When Bachué had approached them, she poured an itchy powder on them and they scratched their bodies and fled.
13. Then she took the baby and went with it. When they asked her how she got the baby, she said, it is the firstborn of the lake.
14. So Bachué, Aluna and Chia took care of the baby together until it was an adult. Then Bachué mated with him and had children.
15. But Chia did not mate with anyone, because she said that her husband was watching her from the sky. Aluna also kept herself celibate.
16. NowAluna was the first of the three goddesses to die, being seventy-one years old. Then Bachué died when she was seventy-five years.
17. But Chia lived very long, dying when she was aged, being a hundred and thirty-two years old. However, the goddesses under a single name Forachogwa were worshipped for twelve generations after.

KhalDroggo:
I'm pretty sure that the family doesn't worship the pagan "god" called Satan We Trust (SWT)

You are not even saying the right thing. Allah is not Satan, it was Yahweh that was named Satan. Allah was actually named Lucifer. Check that out.

That's pastor for you. If a pastor is not found Otobolizing, he would be found scamming the sheeple or aiding child trafficking, etc.

Pastors and Criminality are 5 & 6.

I saw myself in another realm where the true history of mankind and the universe was given to me. I had to drop religion after the truth was revealed to me in that realm.

Chapter Forty-Six
1. Budai was a male homo sapiens who discovered himself upon a hill in a place now called Vietnam.
2. When Budai had descended the hill, he ate a plant which stimulated him. Now Budai laughed without control.
3. When some homo sapiens found him, he laughed so much that they also joined him in his laughter. Now when the effect of the plant had left him, Budai ceased laughing and spoke with the people.
4. Now they had only few sounds to express themselves, so Budai taught them different languages.
5. Now the plant which Budai ate made him plumpy. For he ate only that plant all the time. This plant was found only in that part of Vietnam where he was and it was as sweet as sugar.
6. Now the homos worshipped Budai as a god and they helped him to fetch the plant, forbidding any other person to taste it.
7. Now the belly of Budai was so wide and bulgy that many little children loved to rest upon it like a pillow while they hear him tell his stories.
8. Now when Budai was thirty years old, a disease came and attacked the plant which made him laugh and also made him fat.
9. This disease came from the root of that plant and covered up its entire body. Then Budai was fed with other food, but his body system could not adapt to it.
10. Now Budai lay sick for some years. Then upon his dying mat, he said, let no one cry whenever I am no more physically with you.
11. I came from somewhere, there I will return. The final destination is peaceful, but the roads there are strenuous.
12. I have lived in the past and I can still live in the future. I have existed from the beginning and I have no end.
13. Tell of me to generations after. But if I am forgotten in history, I will return to make myself known.
14. It is not a crime to laugh, neither is it a crime to smile. So he who does not laugh or smile should find time to do so.
15. I have taught you how to dance also. Dance when you are sad. Dance when you are happy also. For the wind, the trees and even the waves of the seas dance to cover up their dissatisfactions.
16. I am departing the earth, but my soul will always be present with you and your land. So Budai died, being only forty-years old. However, he was being worshipped from generation to generation.

Chapter Forty-Five
1. When Mokoi discovered himself upon a hill in a land called Arnhem in the modern day Australia, he descended the hill.
2. Now Mokoi hated the company of people, so he hid himself whenever he saw any homo sapiens coming towards him.
3. Now Mokoi hunted and ate the homo sapiens whom he saw. This is the manner which Mokoi enticed the homo sapiens towards himself: he hid and sang songs.
4. Then the homo sapiens around who had not heard a song before ce towards him and he killed them for food.
5. Now when Julunggul, a hill-dwelling homo sapiens had taken total rulership of the land of Arnhem, she took the teenagers of the land and cast them in the depth of the deep rivers;
6. Now those who escaped to land by themselves were set aside to join the hunters and warriors of the land, but those whom Julunggul herself saved out of the waters were sent back to their parents.
7. Then she said to the warriors and hunters, go and search that evil monster killing our people for food. Now when some hunters had found Mokoi, he sang innocently before them and they forgot what they were sent to do.
8. Now Mokoi escaped several times. He also said that he was not evil when he was caught, so they left him alone and continued to look for a monster with fierce face but did not see.
9. Now when the killing and kidnapping of little children by Mokoi was too much, Julunggul said, let everyone in the land come to me to receive a mark on their right ear.
10. And if anyone does not have this mark above his right ear, if found he or she would be put to death. Now everyone in Arnhem did so, but Mokoi went far into the bush to hide, knowing that he would be killed if found without the mark over his right ear.
11. When Mokoi was in the bush, he made fire around his dwellingplace to keep the animals away. Now he began to see some people entering the bush to fetch herbs which they would use to treat their sicknesses.
12. So Mokoi caught them and killed them for food.
13. Now in the bush, Mokoi met some homos like himself whose work was to eat fellow humans like themselves.
14. All these took hold of the hunters and the fetchers of herbs for many years, killing and eating them.
15. However, Julunggul led a hundred and five hunters to the bush and there they battled with the human eaters and killed many of them.
16. However, Mokoi survived the battle and continued to hunt human beings for food in Arnhem and other lands around it.
17. Now when Mokoi was seventy-seven years, he was weak and sick. Then a wild beast found him and killed him for food.
18. However, some homo sapiens worshipped Mokoi as the spirit of death, begging him in their worship to spare them, yet he had already died, being eaten up by a wild beast.
19. And the worship of Mokoi lasted for many generations after.

Chapter Forty-Four
1. Solen was a male homo sapiens who found himself upon a hill of the present day Sweden. When Solen began to climb down the hill when he was hungry, he slipped and fell.
2. Now a homo sapiens at the foot of the hill found him and knelt before him. And he said the word 'Solen' and died.
3. Now the lowland-dwelling homo sapiens began to weep because the only creature who looked like himself had died.
4. Now he wept daily for twenty-seven days. Then on the twenty-seventh day, he lost consciousness while weeping.
5. Then he found himself in a realm of extreme peace of mind. Then a figure like that of Solen approached him.
6. And without speaking with their mouths or any verbal language at all, he understood what was in the mind of Stolen.
7. Now Solen said in his mind, man, this is one of the realms of the dead. Why have you come here? Then in the mind of the homo, he responded, saying, I do not know how I have come here or what I am here to do.
8. But I was weeping, that is everything I know about myself. Then Solen said, why were you weeping? Then he said, I was weeping because the only person who looked like me was found dead.
9. Then Solen said, I did not die, rather my consciousness was transferred from the earth reality to another reality.
10. So shall the consciousnesses of every soul be transfered from one reality to another whenever they are confronted with severe pains, severe emotional disturbances or severe dissatisfaction for the reality where they are currently experiencing.
11. Now you Fekwa, return to the earth, because beside you already is a beautiful woman who is trying to revive you. She is also lurking about to seek who will explain things to her.
12. She seeks a partner to share her thoughts with. Therefore return to become her partner.
13. When Fekwa heard it, he said, that reality I came from is too hot and lonely. It is unsatisfactory and boring. Therefore I will not return.
14. Now Solen said, I am sending you back, therefore return. For out of you shall come many like yourself and that reality shall no more be boring.
15. You shall help one another and mate with one another. By so doing, you shall be able to satisfy the desires of yourselves.
16. Now Fekwa, return to the earth so that you could create the world with other homos in it. This language which you perceive in your thought and other languages will I impart on you.
17. Then you will shapen your portion of the world with it.
18. Now Solen touched the head of Fekwa and ordered him to depart. Then Fekwa awoke in the hands of a beautiful female homo sapiens.
19. Now Fekwa named the woman Maja, saying that she was a costly pearl. Then Fekwa and Maja mated and had children.
20. And Fekwa made Solen known as the creator of all things. So Solen was worshipped as a god for fifteen generations of the homo sapiens era.

Ahasco:
@otematum
You aren't posting here no more?

Thanks. Should I say I forgot or something? Maybe I was too busy having fun and making friends out there sha. I'll resume ASAP.

Chapter Forty-Three
1. Wuriupranili was a homo sapiens who discovered herself upon a mountain in the upper part of Australia.
2. When Wuriupranili had descended the hill, she was alone for five days in the part of the land where she was.
3. Then she saw how a boulder rolled over a great mass of rock with sparks of fire. Then she went and took stones and struck them together. Then she made fire.
4. Then she made a torch by letting the fire burn upon the branch of a tree. Then she found an underground cave and there she rested.
5. However, she saw snakes in the cave, but they fled at the sight of the fire she held. So she made more fire and kept them burning in the cave.
6. Now when she came out of the cave on the fifth day, a male homo sapiens saw her when she came out of the cave with a torch and he was scared.
7. Now immediately Wuriupranili came out of the cave with the fire, the sun began to come out of its horizon coincidentally.
8. Then Wuriupranili and the male stranger noticed it. Now Wuriupranili taught him how to speak. She also told him many stories of the past which she could remember.
9. Now she named him Japara. Now Wuriupranili and Japara had children. And she died when she was only aged ten years upon the earth, yet she was an adult from the beginning.
10. And Japara took care of all the five children which his wife had for him. Then he told them stories about their mother, saying, Wuriupranili is the owner of the sun.
11. Her torch brings it out every morning when she has come out of her cave. Then at evening, the sun set when she is going to sleep in her cave with the torch.
12. So the children of Wuriupranili and Japara passed the story to their own children and children's children from generation to generation.
13. Also, Wuriupranili was being worshipped as the god of the sun, while Japara was being worshipped as the god of the moon.
14. Now the worship of Wuriupranili and Japara entered even till the tenth generation of the homo sapiens.

Chapter Forty-Two
1. Lakshmi was a female homo sapiens who discovered herself upon a hill in the present land of India.
2. When Lakshmi had come down the hill, four homo sapiens beneath the hill fell at her feet to worship her.
3. Now Lakshmi saw that she was more intelligent than them. So Lakshmi taught them languages. She also told them to go into the forest to gather ad many fruits they could.
4. To the hunters, she said, go into the forest and kill the wild beasts. Bring them to me for blessings. So the people went into the wild to hunt animals.
5. Now Lakshmi roasted the meat and salted them also. Then she stored them in many caves, ordering some strong homos to watch over them.
6. Many homo sapiens came from afar to dwell in India when they had heard the fame of Lakshmi, how she was able to preserve food and how she was able to domesticate elephants upon which she sat.
7. All those who came to India were required to give of their treasures to Lakshmi before climbing to the top of the hill to see her.
8. To the strangers was her name known as Shri(riches) because she was very rich.
9. Now the population of Hindi had reached a thousand within twenty years of the homo sapiens era, because there was a very great migration into the land.
10. Now Lakshmi got married to Lanka, who was a poor homo sapiens who came from afar only to see the face of Lakshmi and to worship her.
11. And Lanka wept when Lakshmi had picked him as a companion. And Lanka mounted the elephant of Lakshmi upon which they kissed. And Lakshmi said, hence, your name shall no more be Lanka but Kubera shall it be.
12. Now Kubera and Lakshmi had power over many of the lands around India. And many sought her permission before owning or entering a territory for hunting.
13. Now when Lakshmi had given birth to many children, she put the business in care of her husband Kubera.
14. Now Kubera consulted some of his friends and they said to him, it is good that you should stay on your own rather than being under the rulership of a female.
15. So Kubera said to Vishwakarma his sculptor, take wood and clay and all manner of things which make for beauty and go to the poor island where you and I come from.
16. Beautify it with all manner of things and return when you are ready. Then shall I depart, myself and all the children who are born to me in secret.
17. So did Vishwakarma depart to the Forty-Three side of India and decorated the island with all manner of beautiful things.
18. He also made a garden and took many small beautiful creatures of India there. And he returned to tell Kubera about the kingdom which he had found.
19. Then Kubera took all his concubines and the children which they had for him, with his servants also. Then they fled to that island which was his hometown from the beginning.
20. Then Kubera named the land Shri-Lanka, which by interpretation was the rich island. For he had named the island after his own name before.
21. When Lakshmi heard about it, she wept bitterly, but she refused to go after Kubera to war with him, rather, she sent gifts to him and blessed him.
22. Then was Kubera ashamed. And he came to Lakshmi and wept, begging for forgiveness. And Lakshmi forgave him and blessed him.
23. Then Kubera returned and ruled his kingdom until the day of his death. And Kubera died when he was ninety-two years.
24. But Lakshmi outlived him by twenty years, for she died when she was a hundred and twelve years. And she took charge of the kingdom of Shri-Lanka, according to what Kubera had demanded on his dying mat.

Chapter Forty-One
1. Mantus was a homosapiens who discovered himself upon a hill in a land now called Spain. Now when Mantus began to climb down the hill, he slipped and fell.
2. Now a male homosapiens saw him when he was falling from the great height. Now when he had reached the ground, he landed with his legs and arms and became lame.
3. Now the homo sapiens named Spoke who saw him approached him and took him to his cave. Now Mantus was crippled all the days of his life.
4. Now Mantus taught the homosapiens some languages. Then he went to teach those whom he found the same thing.
5. Now Mantus was worshipped by the homos of the land without setting their eyes on him once. For the cave where he was kept was forbidden for anyone to enter.
6. And Spoke said to the people, I am the mouthpiece of Mantus our god. Bring your sacrifices to the mouth of the cave and they shall be dedicated to Mantus our god.
7. So did the gatherers of fruits and the gatherers of eggs of that land. And the hunters brought their hunted animals too.
8. Now a day came when Spoke went to the river to swim that he sank and died. Then no one knew of his whereabouts.
9. However, they still brought their animals and fruits to the mouth of the cave daily, but no one took them into the cave.
10. Now for two weeks, all the things which they put at the mouth of the cave was intact. Then they continued to put more there.
11. Then they began to perceive a very strong odour coming out from the cave. Then they took courage and entered the cave.
12. There they found the decayed body of Mantus, someone whom they had never seen before. And they took the body and went to bury it.
13. Then they continued to worship Mantus according to how Spoke had told them. Then a priest emerged and received all the sacrifices of the people.
14. So the worship of Mantus as their god continued until the nineteenth