Why do our ancestors remain fixated that the order of the cosmos was established at the time of Creation? Was Creation itself was a witnessed natural event involving catastrophic interactions between various celestial bodies?
The universal significance ascribed to “as above, so below” at the cosmos of Creation was an awe-inspiring experience—an exemplary foundation fostering the behavioral and cultural evolution of mankind.
It’s as if the entire human species was imprinted with a memory of planetary catastrophe, whereupon the celestial landscape literally took shape right before their eyes.
A respected comparative mythologist, Thunderbolts contributor Ev Cochrane is the author of Martian Metamorphoses (1997), The Many Faces of Venus (2001), Starf*cker (2006), On Fossil Gods and Forgotten Worlds (2010), Phaethon (2017), The Case of the Turquoise Sun (2024), Egypt Under the Stars (2025), and, Snapshots of Creation (2026).
