God My Brain Invents © Surazeus 2026 10 01 When dawn sun gleams red over apple creek, piercing my heart with agony of love, I fool myself one hour of glowing thoughts that I am one with some vast cosmic mind, and not alone and small on giant globe that slowly spins in void of nothingness. How comforting to think that cosmic mind, beaming from hills and clouds with warming love, observes my being with soul-nurturing care, empathizing with strange feelings I feel, and would protect my frail body from harm while teaching me to see nature of things. This hope for huge protective soul of love that gleams as ghost in sun-refracting clouds, I wonder if my mind derives its sense from memories my ancestors reviewed because they all experienced sweet care their living parents performed in each life. My mind projects care of this cosmic mind based on experience of each new life from memories of their childhood that transfer brain to brain on dream-weaving strings of genes which feed complex glow of my conscious mind so I expect care from ghost of this world. No parental spirit, bodied in flesh, hovers over me with cherubic wings to shield my frail embodied soul from harm, so my mind projects as ghost of their care incorporeal being in God my brain invents that shimmers as illusion of my faith. If I were not projecting ghost of care as ideal god that presents in thought absent parent my programmed brain expects, I would begin to tremble with stark fear that sharp-toothed monsters of death lurking near may attack and destroy my tender soul. Thus with fake confidence of specious faith I strut landscape of terror to account for secret treasures I extract from death as fruit which I consume to sustain life that flushes with tense strength of ardent pride transient self which I navigate with care. Now stuck with ghost of God my brain invents, programmed by psychic memories of hope that my ancestors conjured from stark fear to navigate through gangs of hostile men, which helped them survive to generate life, I protect and guide my children with care.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
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Thursday, October 1, 2026
God My Brain Invents
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Orpheus explains to his son Linus that our brains invent the concept of the Father God in the clouds who watches over us and guides our sons to the garden of fruit.
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