THE CREATOR'S METHOD

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There is a path that creation took when it manifested from light at the beginning. This was described in mythical terms in the Seven Days of Creation. The Seven Days of Creation is one the most read stories of all time. This ancient literary work resounds in the minds of people and despite contrary evidence we hold on to it. The mystics believed that it contains  the blueprint of all of creation. Passed down by word of mouth and finally written down after thousands of years, the wisdom became distorted by the passage of time, language and cultures.

But, when read as it would have been written, thousands of years ago, a new meaning emerges.  Combined with today's knowledge of the human consciousness and the outer reaches of space, the words of the Seven Days of Creation tell a story that resounds in science halls today. The myth is a powerful testimony of how our own minds can access truths that are beyond the capacity of our senses to grasp.

Perhaps more important than any proof of its validity is this. Through the power of this myth, we can look at ourselves differently. As the myth states, we are made in the image and likeness of our Creator. Fractal geometry shows how an entire complex universe is made of varying scales of itself--repeating infinitely, hiding the simplicity behind the complexity. The core shape of our being radiates outward and inward infinitely to manifest our creative selves in varying levels of experience.

Myth is the language of our unconscious. Through the myth of the Seven Days of Creation, we can begin to unravel the true meaning of the words, "made in the image and likeness of the Divine Creator."

Here are the following seven steps of the Creator's Method. This is system that was taken from the metaphors of the myth of Genesis. It reveals how we can create anything from nothing.

The First Cycle :
Make Space for LIGHT
Your unrealized potential is found in your emptiness and waste.

The Second Cycle
SEPARATE
Isolate and Observe

 The Third Cycle
Gather
When you gather like elements in one place, a new element materializes.

The Fourth Cycle:
Set the environment, make the time.
A commitment means that your body and mind are joined together to pursue a goal.



The Fifth Cycle:
Evolve into Life
Consistent action brings about breakthroughs.




The Sixth Cycle
Embody the Source.
The ability to embody an idea is the point of mastery.




The Seventh Cycle
Rest
Letting go is the last act of creation.