The God

I am one of those people who lay on the bed on weekends wondering what life is all about. It makes me ponder about the origin. I know you’d talk big about the big bang theory, the theory where God is an alien, the one where Xenu came to Teegeeak, etc. But this weekend, I couldn’t help but come up with my own.

You are God.

Well, not really. You are the God in the making. Everyone around you is your alter-ego. You were sent to Earth to enlighten yourself. This universe is on the constant verge of expansion and you need to find a solution to reach out to your family. You have been evolving from an amoeba to what you are today. Great job on that, but you must not give up yet. Let every human, animal and pest evolve. The more you kill your peers, the lesser are your chances to escape another avatar. With every avatar, you learn a key aspect and move on to the next one after you die. If you’ve watched the movie-Source Code, you will get what I mean. You’re given infinite chances in this case to relocate yourself back to the planet of Gods-where you truly belong. With every chance, as an avatar, you are experimenting with so many different aspects of life, discovering the true gravity of death and imploring the untold mysteries of your universe and the ones beyond. You were Julius Caesar and the millions he killed. You were the amoeba that evolved. You were Mother Teresa and the thousands she served. With every incarnation, you have learned to live life more purposefully than the previous one.
But this has to stop. This endless cycle of lives and deaths must be put to an end. There must come a time when you do excavate the point in this universe that has a perfect equilibrium between the good and the bad, the healthy and the sick, and the rich and the poor. For this, you need to become the scientist that has an endless thirst to see through the universe, the virus that is immune to the strongest antibiotic, or the physics formula that creates and destroys mass and energy. You are reincarnated until you have endured the life that prevails through every living being on Earth.

And then? You are moved on to another one. Would you rather be an Andro-humaniod in 3120 or an African peasant in 300 B.C?