Publisher's Synopsis
What is the beginning of everything? Minds of successive generations have been troubled to understand the complexity of Creation since the early times of humanity wandering around here on earth. As the quest for the ultimate answer continues, a number of theories, schools of thought, and hypotheses have been formulated so far.
In his own style of narration, the Ethiopian author Teninet Setegn now sheds light on the riddles of creations bringing up some of the rarest ideas that take you back to the first times when the curtain of existence opened up.
The most interesting part of this book is the detailed portrayal of the Ten Grand Creations that are the foundations of creations prevailing in all worlds.
Knowing these creatures is virtually knowing any form of existence in the entire universe, from the subtle to the observable, in all dimensions of space and time. Particularly the concept of Time in this book is regarded as the master of all, as everything is seized under the law of time. A new perspective revealed by the author in this Book is about Bekure Hiyawan. These creatures are less recognized and are mostly mistaken as angels in most ancient spiritual textbooks. However, according to this book, they are not angels, and surprisingly, even angels do not detect them, because of the difference in a separate time dimension. Bekure Hiyawans are the first-born living creatures and are the ones who sustain the universe nurturing the four elements - Fire, Water, Air and Earth, taking turns at every 91 days throughout the year.
