“Before the breath of time was drawn,

  there was only silence and the waiting void.

  Then came the Light — golden and eternal —

  and from it, all that is began to be.”

  In the beginning, Planet Earthra was a dry, rocky, nameless, and lifeless world—until a divinely golden light appeared upon its surface, shining as brightly as the sun. Then a godly voice resounded, and the planet shook and trembled as it echoed through the void.

  “My beloved son, Bathara, this sphere’s place amidst the heavens is neither too near unto the sun, nor too far from its light; its stature also is neither too small nor too great. Therefore, I entrust this creation unto thy hands. Breathe upon it the breath of life. With thine own heart fashion it and let thy spirit fill it with beauty and purpose, that it may shine as one of the fairest works beneath the heaven.”

  (My dear son Bathara, this world’s place among the heavens is just right — not too close to the sun and not too far from its light. Its size is also perfect — neither too small nor too large. So, I give this creation to your care. Breathe life into it. Shape it with your heart and fill it with beauty and purpose, so it may become one of the most beautiful creations under heaven.)

  “I hearken unto Thy word, O Father. I receive this sacred charge with all humility. I shall labor with love and devotion, that this world may bear witness to Thy glory. I thank Thee for the trust Thou hast given unto me. Verily, I will make Thee proud, for all that I do shall be done in Thy name.”

  (I listen to Your command, Father. I accept this holy task with humility. I will work with love and dedication so that this world will show Your greatness. Thank You for trusting me. I will make You proud, and everything I do will be in Your name.)

  The first voice was divine beyond comprehension—the voice of the Holiest One, the Greatest Creator, the Great Almighty Father, who had brought the universe and all that existed within it into being.

  The second belonged to Bathara, one of His sons, entrusted with Planet Earthra and tasked with shaping it into one of the most beautiful of all creations.

  The planet began to move—from its core to its outer surface—as new land formations emerged. Water suddenly appeared, covering most of the planet. Continents formed, along with majestic mountains, lush forests, vast jungles, waterfalls, and every beautiful landscape a world could offer.

  Bathara ascended into space above the planet to behold its full splendor.

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  "Thou art now fairer than before—clothed in colors and brimming with life. And now shall I name thee Earthra. Yet my labor is not complete, for I shall fashion living beings to dwell upon thee, that they may live and flourish by thy side." He spoke

  (You are now more beautiful than before—covered in colors and full of life. I shall call you Earthra. But my work is not yet done, for I will create living beings to dwell upon you, so they may live and grow with you.)

  The divinely golden light that flowed forth from Bathara rained upon the whole planet, and from it arose living creatures, spirits, and entities that belonged solely to Earthra.

  After the living creatures, spirits, and entities of Earthra were created, Bathara descended from space and journeyed to the tallest mountain on one of Earthra’s continents.

  At the summit, Bathara’s divine golden light touched the ground, and from the soil, figures began to rise—majestic and immense, their bodies perfectly formed and bearing the mark of divine craftsmanship. They were of great stature, with well-proportioned pairs of hands and feet.

  One was a man with a handsome face and a godlike physique; the other, a woman of goddess-like beauty, graceful and captivating in form. Their names were Adano and Adana, and they became the very first humans to walk upon the face of Earthra.

  "Arise now, My children. I am Bathara—thy Creator. This place whereon ye were born is Mount Banalaya, the loftiest and most mighty of all the mountains upon this continent. The continent is called Maharlara, and it is but one among the many continents of this world which is called Earthra. Ye are humans made after mine own likeness, yet clothed in flesh, and were brought forth to live in harmony with all living beings, and to fill Earthra with life and with love.” Bathara spoke

  (Rise now, my children. I am Bathara, your Creator. The place where you were born is Mount Banalaya, the tallest and greatest of all the mountains on this land. The land itself is called Maharlara, one of the many continents of this world, which is named Earthra. You are humans made in my image, given flesh to live among all other living things. Live in peace with them, and fill Earthra with life and love.)

  Adano, the first male human, bowed deeply.

  "O Divine Bathara, Creator of our life and breath, we rise before Thee in reverence and gratitude. By Thy will we live, and by Thy light we shall walk. We shall dwell in harmony with all that Thou hast made, and fill Earthra with the life and love Thou hast bestowed upon us."

  (O Divine Bathara, Creator of our life and breath, we stand before You with respect and gratitude. By Your will we live, and by Your light we shall walk. We will live in peace with all that You have made and fill Earthra with the life and love You have given us.)

  Adana, the first female human, knelt beside him.

  "O Thou Most High, Our Father and our Creator, Bathara— I thank Thee for the breath that awakens me and the warmth of Thy boundless love. Blessed art Thou, who hast raised us from the dust and set us upon holy ground. I shall keep Thy will within my heart and walk in righteousness upon Earthra, that all Thy works may flourish in harmony and all living things may know the peace and love Thou hast bestowed upon us."

  (O Most High, our Father and Creator, Bathara—thank You for the breath that gives me life and the warmth of Your endless love. Blessed are You, who raised us from the dust and placed us on this holy ground. I will keep Your will in my heart and walk rightly upon Earthra, so that all Your creations may live in peace and know the love and goodness You have given us.)

  Then Bathara spoke to them of their purpose, their tasks, and the laws by which they were to live. And He gave them a sacred stone engraved with the commandments they were to keep.

  And when all was done, the divine golden radiance of Bathara ascended unto the heavens and was no more, leaving Adano and Adana to carry forth the sacred charges bestowed upon them.

  The first thing they did was build their home. They leveled a part of Mount Banalaya and turned it into a place of life and beauty—planting all kinds of trees, fruits, and vegetables.

  They also caught and cared for animals, raising them with love and purpose. Together, they gave names to all that surrounded them—from every plant that grew from the soil to every creature that walked the land.

  They lived in peace, fulfilling their duties as Bathara had instructed. In time, they had children. And when their children came of age, they too were entrusted with the sacred purpose of caring for Earthra and spreading love throughout the world. One by one, these children journeyed to distant lands, carrying with them the light and guidance of Bathara.

  Thus began the age of humankind on Earthra—a world of life, love, and divine purpose.