Another Word For The Beginning Novels & Stories

"I was reading over the first draft of Clause One." She chuckled softly. "When it was hardly more than a phrase." "It was just 'Begin where the breach is visible.' Nothing more." "And now it's what?" she asked. He rotated the screen toward her. The latest note said: > Clause One: Begin where the breach is visible. But keep in mind the breach is not always material—it can be silence, it can be absence, it can be how the same hand is never reached for twice. She leaned down beside him, shoulder to shoulder.

This wasn’t the last time. This was the beginning.

But natural rather than chosen. Beginning was evolution. Was next step. Was new form of existence. Beginning was nothing and something simultaneously. Was void and being together. Was absence and presence unified. Beginning was new. Was different. Was unprecedented. And Beginning spoke. From birth. Without learning. Without teaching. "I am Beginning," the child said. Voice clear. Certain. Ancient despite youth. "I am nothing and something. I am void and being. I am absence and presence. I am both. I am neither. I am between. I am what comes next. I am evolution. I am new form. I am what emerges when nothing and something truly coexist. When void and being truly unite. When absence and presen

Unavoidable. And just beginning.

Something that felt, in spite of everything, like the beginning of something rather than the continuation of something else. The beginning of an after that had a name.

Lucas couldn’t make any sense of what he just read. He has heard the word ‘ALPHA’ before but that’s definitely from his parish priest when he preaches Sunday Homily. He could remember when his parish priest could describe GOD as the ALPHA which means the ‘Beginning.’ For some moments he pondered to himself if actually what he read meant he will be the next GOD. ‘This might be from GOD,’ he thought to himself. That wouldn’t make sense as GOD won’t send a letter to him telling him he is the next ALPHA.

Something that was beginning— to see.

In the below-language that has no word for what it means but means it completely. *Yes,* I say. *This.* *This is what it was for.* *All of it.* *From the beginning.* *This.*

Thought about the word that had arrived unexpected and direct and without her having decided it was coming. Love. Small and specific and its own particular thing. Beginning. ---