Bain Of Our Existence Novels & Stories

“Because you weren't the first two.” Emily went completely still. Kael whispered, “Mother…” The First Mother looked at him. “You remember now.” Kael's jaw tightened. “Yes.” “Then tell her.” Kael looked at Emily. For several seconds, he said nothing. Then he took a breath. “Before you and I existed as we understand ourselves, there were two forces.” Emily waited. “One was creation.” His eyes moved toward the enormous wolf. “The other was memory.” Emily frowned. “Memory?” “The ability of existence to remember itself. Every world that was ever born carried a memory of what came before. Every star, every creature, every soul. But before there were worlds, there was only one place.”

'SENSES, APPEARANCE, ESSENCE and EXISTENCE The world we see with our senses is very different than the world we see through our essence. Our senses perceive the world of appearance. Our essence perceives the deeper layers of existence. The first step of perceiving the world of essence is to have no goal other than to understand. "Understanding" has to be the ultimate goal. Only then, can we solve the problems. Let's find ourselves in Love for it is who we are. We are Love. We are meant to Love ourselves. We are meant to Love one another. So Love, please Love, for it is all that matters in this universe.'

Add in the fact that this deity was a benefactor and somebody infinite times higher than them in ranks. 'Only a place filled with sins, hopelessness, pressure and all sorts of negative feelings would do. The other options would take a longer period of time and greater effort.' 'There, we would find people wanting to be saved or appeased. Only when they're feeling hopeless and desperate would they want a savior or miracle-maker to take them out of the darkness.' 'When they are on the brink of despair, we reach out to them and then carry out a transaction with them. We give them hope or extend a helping hand, they give us our much-needed lifespan and faith energy.'

"For every moment of happiness, there are countless moments of pain. The mathematics favor non-existence." David, through Wisdom, saw the logical spiral. "Reality is applying cost-benefit analysis to its own existence. By pure calculation, suffering does outweigh joy." "Then why continue?" reality asked, and the question caused more stars to flicker out. "If logic itself argues for non-existence, what possible reason justifies being?" The mad gods sang understanding. "Welcome to madness, cosmic self! To be aware is to be insane, for sanity cannot comprehend its own existence!" Through divine authority, I tried something I'd never attempted—providing therapy to existence itself.

“Let me remind you. It is hard to find something that doesn't exist. No matter where you go, no matter where you look at it. If it isn't existing in the first place, there is no use in exerting all your efforts for that” “You sounds so deep” “Thay is based on experience. Not because you think of it, it would exist. Yes indeed, nothing is impossible. If you think of something like that, there is a possibility that it really do exist. But… in reality… that isn't the case.” There was a brief silence in his side. I not know why but, he sounds… dejected. “I am not saying that the case I have is the same reason why that thing happens to you. Even with this great knowlede of mine… I am afraid to

He voice paused and looked down at Cain like staring at an ant "I'm Existence." Cain nodded in confirmation, it was obvious he knows who Existence was. He knew according to his limited knowledge, he learnt the Existence to be father of Embodiments, the multiverses in the Megaverse and finally, the first Embodiment to exist. Existence owns basically everything defined as totality itself. With that realized, Cain lowered his curiosity to avoid messing wrongly with the entity. "Pardon my foolishness." Cain pleaded tilting his head downward a little in respect.

The Unwritten nods faintly beside me. “Possible… becomes.” “Exactly,” I say. I take a breath. Because this next part matters more than anything. “But just because you can exist,” I say carefully, “doesn’t mean you can exist without limits.” The connection hums again. Stronger. The system listening. Adjusting. Integrating. “Balance,” I say. “That’s what keeps everything from collapsing. That’s what keeps you from becoming what came before you.” A ripple moves through the figures.

This choice to live fully despite knowing it could end. Prime Existence would endure. Because we chose it. And somewhere, woven into reality's foundation, Theo smiled..

Veyr shook his head. “That isn't possible.” “It is.” The First Father pointed toward the sky. “The first choice created existence.” His weapon began glowing. “The second created time.” Golden energy surrounded him. “The third created life.” The energy became brighter. “And the fourth…” He looked at Auren. “…created him.” Kael stared. “You're saying Auren existed before life?” “Yes.” “How?” The First Father looked toward the two golden eyes. “Because someone had to choose whether existence should continue.”

The presence paused. Clarify. I lifted my chin. Heart pounding. “You split us because you thought we couldn’t exist whole,” I said. “You built systems to control us.” A breath. “But we’re still here.” The twin stepped forward with me. Not physically. But inside. Aligned. “We choose to exist,” she said. The white trembled violently. The presence shifted. Choice is irrelevant. I shook my head. “No.” My voice didn’t shake this time. “Choice is the only thing that matters.”