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At first, the things brought forth by Eris were in a state of | |
chaos and went in every which way, but by the by She began playing | |
with them and ordered some of them just to see what would happen. | |
Some pretty things arose from this play and for the next five zillion | |
years She amused Herself by creating order. And so She grouped some | |
things with others and some groups with others, and big groups with | |
little groups, and all combinations until She had many grand schemes | |
which delighted Her. | |
Engrossed in establishing order, She finally one day noticed | |
disorder (previously not apparent because everything was chaos). | |
There were many ways in which chaos was ordered and many ways in which | |
it was not. | |
"Hah," she thought, "Here shall be a new game." | |
And She taught order and disorder to play with each other in | |
contest games, and take turns amusing each other. She named the side | |
of disorder after herself, "ERISTIC," because being is anarchic. And | |
then, in a mood of sympathy for Her lonely sister, She named the | |
other side "ANERISTIC" which flattered Aneris and smoothed the | |
friction a little that was between them. | |
Now all of this time, Void was somewhat disturbed. He felt | |
unsatisfied for he had created only physical existence and physical | |
non-existence, and had neglected the spiritual. As he contemplated | |
this, a great Quiet was caused and he went into a state of Deep Sleep | |
which lasted for five eras. At the end of this ordeal, he begat a | |
brother to Eris and Aneris, that of SPIRITUALITY, who had no name at | |
all. |