The Spiritual Drama of Yahweh

About the book

After revealing the cosmic origin of Yahweh and his creation, the narrative now turns towards the creator’s own inner life. Marked by a profound spiritual fall, Yahweh reconstructs himself incompletely, becoming a prisoner of an unstable psyche dominated by fear, fury, remorse and the need for control.

From his will arise generations of clone-angels, some endowed with souls and others deprived of spiritual structure, all bound to the creator’s mind by a psychic dependence that compromises their autonomy. Faced with this troubled universe, the Higher Spirituality seeks to create conditions in which the work can evolve and Yahweh himself can find a possibility of redemption.

In this process, humanity assumes an unexpected role. Through bodies, emotions and lived experiences, each human being participates in a vibrational exchange capable of nourishing, worsening or transforming the creator’s psyche.

The second volume in the Dramas of Yahweh trilogy, The Spiritual Drama of Yahweh presents creation as a system of deep interdependence, in which the evolution of creatures may also become a path towards healing the one who brought them into being.