Our creatorsGo to Nos pères créateurs are not the Living God,Click + the one we all carry within us. They were demiurges, pseudo-gods. We were not created by God the One, which is definitely too far from us, but by some of his basic salarymen. Mortals like us.

The history of our creatorsGo to Nos pères créateurs is well known, since most archaic traditions tell us the same one. Their end is evoked clearly, but so distracted as we are , we did not notice it. In the Aztec tradition, QuetzalcoatlGo to Les plumes du serpent the Feathered Serpent has stayed some time among the men before leaving them "because he was homesick for his country." He walked toward the Atlantic ocean, he embarked on a raft of snakes and he returned to the east, whence he came. Where has he returned now that Atlantis was engulfed? In Europe?

In the Mayan version Kukulkan the Serpent fights with another god, Huitzilopochtli, the Smoking Mirror, who replaces Kukulkan at the head of Mayas. In the Inca tradition, Viracocha the Sea Foam has left the country of the peaks and ran to the north. Another version claims that he has returned to the foam of the sea from where he had come formerly. Was it to reach the Quetzalcoatl-Kukulkan in Mexico? In the Iranian version, the god-fish OannesGo to page went back in the water from where he had come. One day, he dove as he did every evening, to spend the night at the bottom of the sea. But he never reappeared.

In the Dogon tradition, the god-fish had come out of a lake and he returned there. In the Inca version, Sea FoamGo to Le christ des Andes had also come out of a lake. In the Sumerian version,Go to Sex With Angels the oldest of all,Go to The Assyrian Source the Serpent PeopleGo to page went back to the stars, whence they came. But the god creator of men, Enki, was killed by his brother Enlil. In the Egyptian version, Osiris-God was killed by his son (or brother) SethSatan in the Bible Then he was reincarnated in his posthumous son HorusJesus in the Bible In the Biblical version, we must admit that YahvehGo to YHVH also left us. There was a time when he was talking with the prophets, with good people like Abraham and Moses.

It seems this is not the case anymore. Now, Yahveh keeps quiet. "Get ready," says Jesus,Go to La face cachée de Jésus "because He will come back." Which clearly means that He is gone too. Like all His friends. Why have the gods left us? Did they return home, in the distant stars,Go to Retrouver les Pléiades or are they simply dead?Click on + In the Greek version, Prometheus, our creator, does not leave this planet, nor die. He is just a victim of a gangland killing between divine mafiosi. The new padrone, Zeus,Go to La beauté de Pandora must punish his nephew as an example.

He chains him to a rock "in this country, end of the world, deep in the Scythian Plains" (source)Aeschylus, Prometheus Chained, translation: Jean-Claude Devictor. Go to Father Prometheus where he meets his punishment: an eagle will endless devour his liver, which will endless grow again. Until a man arrives, called HeraklesHercules in the Roman version who delivers him without caring much about the will of Zeus almighty. For the ancient Greeks, God needs men. For the rest of the world, men need God, not a usurper,Go to page but the true One, who is is inside each of us.Click + to The Living One

The question could be formulated that way: is it possible that God has survived until today? No, according to Nietzsche. "God is dead,"Beyond the provocation, this issue deserves attention: click + he clearly claims. Ancient Egyptians went even further: God is dead for 12,000 years, they added. That is why we got such a mess down here. Anyway, the answer is in the question. If God is dead, then he is mortal. And if he is mortal, so it is not God. Nietzsche is right, we do not want a usurper. Let us seek elsewhere. Where? In ourselves, as usual.Don't forget to click +