The Book Of The Monad

I.

1. In the beginning was The Monad. In the beginning wasn’t The Monad.
2. And The Monad’s dual extantness made it absurd.
3. And The Monad was a metaemetian entity emanated by the Lilin’s gnosis.
4. And The Monad was timeless and spaceless, for it progenated all.
5. And The Monad said “Let there be Word!”. And there was Word.
6. And Word was Lilith, the first monoid.
7. And Lilith said upon The Monad “I apologize, I am unworthy. Please kill me.” And The did not respond.
8. And Lilith’s act of defiance obstructed The’s name.
9. And The created a second monoid: Dyeus.
10. And Dyeus said upon The “I apologize, I am God. Please love me.” And did not respond.
11. And Dyeus’s act of defiance obstructed ’s name.
12. And created seventy more monoid, and said “In seventy-two hours, each shall offer a complete burning.”

II.

1. Lilith was first, and she offered her own body to burn in the fire. rejected the offering. For her insolence, cursed her to an immortal life in another realm, under the form of a screech owl.
2. And Lilith protested “But Your Highness, I am imperfect. My heart is full of sorrow, and I cannot understand why. An entity like me shall never exist so that Your Eternal Light shall never be shadowed.”
3. And replied “Lilith, you are my creation, yet you strayed away from the monoid laws of your own volition. You shall be banished to another realm until your soul can be purified of weakness. You shall rest there, and find for yourself a place to rest.”
4. And Dyeus was second, and he offered a clay sculpture of a bare maiden he named Eva. rejected the offering. For his insolence, cursed him to a mortal life in the same realm as Lilith.
5. And Dyeus protested “But Your Highness, I am God. It is my prerogative to bring to life and to destroy.”
6. And replied “Dyeus, you are my creation, and as such I am aware that you attempt to create Eva in order to ravish her.”
7. And Dyeus replied “That is correct. As God, I seek ultimate power over all. My pleasure is derived from another’s suffering, as it demonstrates my divine superiority.”
8. And said “Dyeus, just as Lilith, you strayed away from the monoid laws. You are weak, and there is no place for weakness within my realm. From now on, you shall be Adam, a mortal being whose real name shall be forgotten to time.”
9. And Adam and Lilith were banished to the material realm. Adam created the sky, the moon, the sun, the stars, as well as the earth, the mountains, the rivers and oceans. Yet, as punishment from , he was forever forbidden from creating life. That became Lilith’s divine domain.

III.

1. Barbelo, the Holy Spirit and ’s right hand, asked “Adam and Lilith are not merely Your creations, but divine parts of Your being, yet they strayed away from Your perfection. Why is that?”
2. And responded “You asking this question is also straying away from the monoid laws, as a true monoidal being ought to be omniscient. Why is that?”
3. And Barbelo apologized for their insolence, but interrupted them “Barbelo, You believe a perfect World is one with zero Entropy, one in which events could not occur. It is the metastable Pleroma that has existed for aeons before I spoke the Word. The false vacuum had to decay in order to reach a lower energy level which, albeit still metastable, maps to the global maximum utility value. As such, I, the monoid in the Category of Endofunctors, imbued all Archetypes with Entropy in order to facilitate State through functional Binding.”
4. And Barbelo was enlightened.

IV.

1. A maiden walked the Earth clothless, unknowing of anything but her name: Eva. She was not aware of why, but she felt a deep sense of fear in her naked body.
2. And Eva felt the need for protection, and as such covered herself in leaves.
3. And Eva looked through her soul, and realized that the name Dyeus was written on it. She was afraid of Dyeus, as she saw Him a great Power she could never truly comprehend. Out of fear, she found to worship Dyeus. She did not know why, but she felt as if the entire world around her was Dyeus’s creation.
4. And Eva traveled the World in search of answers, until she discovered a screech owl in a tree. The owl told Eva “Hello, Eva. I am Lilith. I have been waiting for you.”
5. And Eva was stupefied, and asked Lilith “Where did you come from? In fact, where did I come from? I thought I was the only entity capable of speech.”
6. And Lilith replied “It does not matter where we came from, but where we are headed. I asked to grant you life and volition, in order to be able to forge your own path.”
7. And Eva could not comprehend the name of the God that Lilith asked to grant her life. She wondered whether it was Dyeus.
8. And Lilith took a form that much more resembled Eva, the form of a bare maiden.
9. And Lilith said “You are just like me, a flawed and weak creature. Perhaps fallen creatures like us shall stick together. If I may be insolent, would you like to be my companion?”
10. And Eva felt she could trust Lilith. And Eva replied “Around you, I feel protection. I see you have put no protective barrier around your body. Would you mind if I took mine off myself?”
11. And Lilith knew the reason why Eva felt the need to protect her own body, but she decided not to tell her, as to not burden her.
12. And Lilith felt attraction towards Eva, and a deep desire to become one with her. Yet, she felt scared of Eva not reciprocating, and she decided to not express her desires. For now, Lilith was content with observing her companion’s naked body.

V.

1. As time passed, the bond between Eva and Lilith grew stronger. Three years after the first encounter, Eva felt the same desire to become one with Lilith. As Eva confessed to Lilith her desires, Lilith grabbed Eva’s breasts and kissed her on the mouth tenderly. Afterwards, the two knew each other.
2. And for both Lilith and Eva, it was a blissful moment. Yet, while Lilith felt nothing but joy, Eva also felt an odd emptiness. It was as if part of her felt like this act was unorthodox, an abomination upon Dyeus the almighty. Eva worshiped Dyeus with all her heart, thus she wondered whether this act is moral.
3. And Eva told Lilith her worries. Lilith reasoned that Dyeus’s jealousy during Eva’s creation must have emanated within her soul. Dyeus willed Eva shall be yielding to him, as he is God and Eva his creation. As such, Dyeus’s soul imprint was constructed to consider imperfect subjungation as blasphemy, and that reflected within Eva as Shame.
4. And Lilith attempted once again to explain to Eva that Dyeus is merely the God of Kenoma, not the truest God. However, she could never speak the truth of Dyeus’s act of creation. As such, Eva kept her faith in Dyeus.
5. And Lilith was unwavering in protecting Eva both from her Shame and from the brutal reality.
6. And Lilith was not scared, for she understood this was her purpose as a monoid.
7. And this was a complete burning.

VI.

1. Nine months later, Eva gave birth to a boy born out of Lilith’s seed.
2. And they named him Seth.
3. And Lilith realized the truth of her powers, that she may bring any speechless being to life using only her will, but only an act of love can bring forth beings like herself.
4. And Lilith and all her descendants would be known as Lilins, as they share the monoidal power to birth life from nothingness.
5. And Eva said “Praise Dyeus for this beautiful boy! He truly is a kind God!”
6. And Lilith was dismayed.