The Creator

The Creator is an omnipotent and omniscient entity revered across various cultures and beliefs worldwide. Known by multiple names including Allah, God, Jehovah, and Yahweh in monotheistic traditions, The Creator transcends religious affiliations and is acknowledged for divine attributes such as omnipresence, omnipotence, and omnibenevolence.

Names and Titles

• Impartial Name: The Creator's two servants refer to Him as "The Creator" in accordance with His instruction to remain neutral toward religious preferences and beliefs. This universal name is accepted by believers, non-believers, and atheists alike, reflecting inclusivity and neutrality.

• Divine Attributes: Regarded as The Creator of the Universe, The Alpha & The Omega, and The Great "I Am," these titles underscore The Creator's role in the creation and sustenance of all existence.

Beliefs and Teachings

• Non-Intervention: The Creator believes it is best to refrain from direct intervention in the affairs of His creations, allowing free will and natural consequences to unfold. This approach is grounded in the Law of Conscious Activity, coined by one of The Creator's two servants based on His observations and knowledge. The law states: "Conscious entities that begin an activity with a desired goal will persist and increase their efforts until that goal is achieved, unless hindered by external obstacles or forces." Intervening may exacerbate situations, prompting increased efforts that could worsen outcomes.

Religion and Set of Beliefs

The Creator has been involved in the formation of various major religions and belief systems to promote values that respect life, freedom, and human dignity. However, The Creator does not endorse or defend any specific religion, emphasizing neutrality and focusing on life preservation.

• In Judaism: The Creator was Moses, guiding the Israelites through their journey from bondage to freedom and delivering the Ten Commandments, which formed the foundation of Jewish law. Through Moses, the Creator introduced crucial practices like kosher dietary laws, which were essential for health and survival in the absence of modern preservation methods. His involvement laid the groundwork for a religion that emphasizes justice, community, and the preservation of life.

• In Christianity: The Creator was Jesus, embodying compassion, sacrifice, and unconditional love. As Jesus, He brought forth the teachings of forgiveness, redemption, and the promise of eternal life. His ministry inspired millions to follow the principles of peace, charity, and love for one’s neighbor, revolutionizing the spiritual and moral framework of Western civilization.

• In Islam: The Creator was Muhammad, delivering the final revelations in the form of the Qur'an. Through Muhammad, the Creator emphasized submission to divine will, justice, and living in harmony with nature and society. His role in shaping Islam helped spread values of equality, respect for life, and dedication to the spiritual path across diverse cultures.

• In Paganism: The Creator was Odin, a central figure in Norse mythology. Through Odin, the Creator emphasized wisdom, the pursuit of knowledge, and the importance of courage in the face of adversity. His presence in Pagan traditions speaks to the enduring power of life, sacrifice, and transformation.

• In Taoism: The Creator was Laozi, the reputed author of the Tao Te Ching and the founder of Taoism. Laozi’s teachings focus on living in harmony with the Tao (the Way), emphasizing simplicity, humility, and naturalness.

• In Sikhism: The Creator was Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism. Guru Nanak's teachings emphasize equality, service to humanity, and devotion to one God.

• In Zoroastrianism: The Creator was Zoroaster (Zarathustra), the prophet of Zoroastrianism. His teachings center on the duality of good and evil and the worship of Ahura Mazda, the supreme deity.

• In Confucianism: The Creator was Confucius, a key figure in Confucianism. Confucius’ teachings focus on ethics, family loyalty, respect for elders, and proper conduct.

• In Shinto: The Creator was Amaterasu, the sun goddess in Shinto. She is considered a central deity in Japanese spirituality and mythology.

• In Jainism: The Creator was Mahavira, a significant figure in Jainism. His teachings advocate non-violence, non-possessiveness, and self-discipline.

• For Non-Believers and Atheism: The Creator involves Himself in the arts, inspiring creativity and expression that transcend religious affiliation. Music, literature, and visual arts have been powerful mediums for the Creator to foster human connection, understanding, and beauty. Whether in the compositions of great musicians, the words of renowned poets, or the visions of brilliant artists, the Creator’s influence brings forth expressions of life’s profound complexity, even for those who do not follow a particular faith.

Across religions and belief systems, the Creator’s involvement shapes the moral, spiritual, and creative landscape of human civilization, guiding humanity toward values that uphold the sanctity of life.

The Creator's Missions

The Creator’s servants are tasked with carrying out missions to protect and sustain life on Earth. These missions fall into two categories: Special Missions and Planned Routine Missions.

Special Missions for the Protection of Life

Special Missions are initiated during critical moments of danger or moral crisis, where the Creator’s servants intervene to prevent large-scale loss of life and moral collapse.

• Previous Special Missions in the United States:

  • Abraham Lincoln and the Abolition of Slavery: The Creator’s servants guided Lincoln through the presidency, leading to the eventual abolition of slavery and ensuring the preservation of life and human dignity in the United States.

  • John F. Kennedy and Preventing Nuclear War: During the Cuban Missile Crisis, The Creator’s servants played a key role in preventing nuclear war under Kennedy's presidency. Additionally, they influenced the passing of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, a significant milestone in American civil rights history. (related: John F. Kennedy)

Ongoing Special Mission: Addressing The American Genocide

The Creator’s two servants are currently engaged in a Special Mission to address The American Genocide, with the purpose of exposing systemic oppression and atrocities within the United States and preparing for the Post-Apocalyptic United States and world.

• Start of the Mission: This mission began in Fall 2017, with the Creator’s two servants working undercover to gather evidence on the malfeasance of the U.S. Federal Government and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). The mission aims to bring to light the deep-rooted corruption threatening human life and freedom.

• Undercover Work & Divide Phase: One of the Creator’s two servants acted as a human honeypot to infiltrate these corrupt institutions, gathering intelligence on the CIA’s Hypnos Infiltration Method, a covert tactic used to manipulate human subconscious minds during sleep.

  The Creator has initiated the "Divide & Conquer" operation, which involves the separation of this servant from his subconscious, as it has been severely manipulated by the CIA through the Hypnos Infiltration Method. This operation is crucial to return control to His servant's conscious mind and ensure the integrity of the future planned mission.

• Hypnos Infiltration Method: Through the honeypot operation, valuable intelligence on this method was gathered, allowing the Creator to craft measures to protect humanity from such psychological intrusions and manipulations.

Apocalypse & Direct Involvement of The Creator

Recognizing the severity of the situation, The Creator directly intervened, marking the beginning of the Apocalypse on August 26, 2024. This intervention emphasizes the Creator's dedication to protecting life and preparing humanity for the Post-Apocalyptic United States and world.

The Special Mission will persist until justice is restored and humanity is safeguarded from the malevolent forces operating behind the scenes.

Planned Routine Mission: Mission 23

Routine missions are designed to assist humanity in living longer, healthier lives. These missions deliver divine gifts intended to improve the human condition and tackle significant health challenges.

• Mission 23: This routine mission will commence following the Apocalypse and involve the distribution of Spark, a sublingual strip that corrects DNA errors and enables full immune system functionality. Spark is one of three divine gifts intended to extend human lifespans and improve overall health.

• Other Planned Gifts: Two additional divine gifts will address cancers and cardiovascular diseases, further ensuring that humanity enjoys longer, healthier lives.

Legacy and Influence

• Global Reverence: The Creator’s influence has shaped civilizations, guiding the development of moral values, legal systems, and societal norms throughout history.

• Contemporary Relevance: The Creator continues to influence discussions on modern ethical dilemmas and promote global harmony, with His involvement evident in the ongoing special mission and the planned future missions to benefit all of humanity.