At the dawn of the second principle,
when the Light had separated the true from the useless,
there did not come another world, but another depth.
And the Voice said:
“Divide what nourishes you from what consumes you.”
And the man separated:
strength from tension,
calm from fatigue,
truth from interpretations,
the real feeling from the inner narratives.
Then the Voice continued:
“Now order what is disordered.”
And the man aligned thoughts, days, and energies,
until a space emerged in which he could move
without inner obstacles.
Thus imbalance dissolved,
harmony remained,
and the original equilibrium returned.
And the Voice spoke a third time:
“What you have ordered… now multiply it.”
And the man understood
that immense feats were not required,
but small acts that generate other acts:
harmony that begets harmony,
equilibrium that begets equilibrium,
clarity that opens into further clarity.
Thus the second principle was not born from Above,
but from the deep listening of the creature’s heart,
as it returned to reflect the image
and the likeness of the Father.
And the Voice — quiet, present — saw that this was good.