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Narration: The Four Powers sang a song of unity and strength for their Beloved Mother. In time they grew ever mightier. Iliana listened and though she no longer felt alone, she knew that something still was missing. Iliana was sad because the World of Light as yet had no purpose. So she sang to the Four: "I will give you a new brother so that there might come a time for even greater miracles than these. He is the Coyote, and is called Tsaina, the Great Chaos." |
Notes: The initial song of the Four soothes Iliana’s loneliness for a time. But she is still sad because in the primordial energy bubble expanding from the Big Bang, little changes. The four forces of nature really have not started to act in any significant way because they are dampened by the amount of energy that is present. It is not until the bubble expands and begins to cool a bit that the first particles of matter is formed and there is actually something for the four forces of nature to work with. From that instant on, those forces set about the business of making first generation stars and galaxies from the primordial hydrogen… the Second World, or the World of Stars. Without randomness and chaos, this would not be possible. This seems to be the real miracle of creation. For randomness to emerge from a perfectly uniform singularity in time-space is mind-boggling (and the subject of a considerable amount of research and pontificating by physicists). Thus, we introduce the character Tsaina, which is Comanche for Coyote. Tsaina does not represent evil, but rather a disinterested troublemaker. Evil comes later when Man fails to deal with the chaos within himself. In Comanche lore, the Coyote is a thief and prankster and instigates many things, good and bad, inadvertently without knowing the real consequences for his actions. |
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