De Dea Magisterium

1	Before man walked the Earth and gods shaped mankind,
2	Before planets and stars and all races of higher beings,
3	Nothing existed, than the idea of existence.,
4	A dream, so delicate but one thought, one memory lost might render it void.
5	A universe so vast, no immortal living being may cross its span.
6	A journey without end.
7	Whether awake or asleep, Awareness never dies.
8	That we are one and many is the eternal paradox.
9	That we are both ignorant and wise is a unique mystery.
10	How then the human race came to possess a gift of such value and immeasurable power,
11	That few but the gods of ancient times hold, is to the heart of our story.
12	How then humans came to forget this treasure is why there is much to be told;
13	Of what all men have forgotten.
14	For even gods may forget, from which we first came
15	Our first names, the vessels of our first form
16	Yet nothing is lost upon awakening.

Book I - Genesis