Memoirs of the Unborn. Planet

Memoirs of the Unborn. Planet

Seventh story

Our planet was a decent project. As it is known, "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth." This is what we are going to talk about here, about Earth.

 

The story continued like this: "And God said, 'Let the water under the sky be gathered to one place, and let dry ground appear.' And it was so. [And the water under the sky gathered to its places, and the dry ground appeared.] And God called the dry ground 'land,' and the gathered waters he called 'seas.' And God saw that it was good."

 

To avoid quoting the entire Old Testament story of the creation of the Earth, let's note that the process of its creation was long and challenging. At times, tired, the Creator, fixing imperfections, filled it with all sorts of things until it was time for Man. That's when everything started!

 

And as soon as it started, our Planet - Earth - began to change. Following Man.

 

At first, he engaged in sports, and he liked it. Having tasted the forbidden fruit, he began to engage in sex, which he also liked—until orgasm!

 

Then he started smoking. Everywhere - at home, at work, while fishing, and even after sex. He liked to drink no less than engaging in sex, and he drank everywhere. Sometimes, mixed with smoking.

 

Having filled the entire planet with himself, Man flooded it with his habits. Not only the bad ones.

 

He went to the theater, listened to music, read books. But at the same time - he drank and smoked, and sometimes cursed.

 

Often the Planet felt that Man would not bring any good to it. Ruin it. Erase it from the face of the Earth. Sometimes, she let him know that he had gone too far, crossed all boundaries, "had enough." And then on Earth, disasters, wars, diseases, hunger, and chaos began.

 

The further Man went, the stronger the Planet made it clear to him that he was wrong.

 

With the flora and fauna, things were better for Earth. They immediately found understanding after "God created plants and spread them over the Earth, and he saw that it was good," and then "God created the animals of the earth according to their kinds, and the livestock according to their kinds, and all the creatures that move along the ground according to their kinds. And God saw that it was good."

 

But even in these spheres, the influence of Man penetrated. After that, it was necessary to start the "Red Book," creating which, he ignored it himself.

 

Thus, simultaneously, the Planet evolved and degenerated parallel to the development and degradation of Man.

 

The Creator intervened as best he could, but the Man he created turned out to be not to his liking.

 

Moreover, Man abolished God and drove the last nail into the lid of His coffin.

 

So, day by day, year by year, the Earth changed - sometimes for the worse, sometimes for the better.

 

In some places, it was good to live - exactly where the foot of modern Man did not tread. But as soon as his foot stepped there, the Planet began to react painfully to his invasion.

 

And sometimes, having recovered from human calamities, in a good mood, the Planet remembered the stages of the great journey, lasting billions of years.

 

She remembered how she was created in 6 days and how everything was good until the Creator populated her with people.

 

But these were memories of the future. After all, the Planet had no past. Just like its Creator.

After all, the unborn Creator could not create it, just as he could not create anything afterward - cities, families, twins, and other unborn ones. Like them, the Planet was not destined to be born. And why? After all, its birth would be the beginning of its end.

 

This would be taken care of by Man, who also was not born. After all, his Creator was not born, and together with him, all the intentions of the unborn Creator were not born.

October 20, 2014, Original (Russian) version