The Evolutionary History of Creation is the foundational instalment of the Creation Series—a visionary exploration of the cosmos and our place within it. This opening volume outlines the universe’s development across six symbolic "days of creation," each representing a distinct phase in the unfolding of existence. From the formation of subatomic particles and atoms to the birth of Earth, the rise of life, the evolution of simple organisms, mammals, and ultimately human beings, the book traces the progression of creation with clarity and depth.
Central to the narrative are the key themes and principles that govern evolution: increasing complexity, coherence, and consciousness. Bridging scientific knowledge with spiritual insight, this work reframes creation not as a single moment in time, but as an ongoing evolutionary process of becoming.
As the beginning of the Creation Series, this book is essential reading—a prerequisite for understanding the deeper cosmological, metaphysical, and spiritual teachings explored in the volumes to come.
