Tablet of Scriptures Wheel of Destiny — Morimens

The Father of All Beginnings came from gulfs beyond the stars. His feet trod upon the flames, and He spoke, "Let the fire fade." The molten earth grew still, and upon its face, the Father inscribed the First Law: "Let the land be the bedrock of existence." Thus were the valleys cloven, and the plains unfurled vast. And the Word was wrought in stone, the First Tablet decreed. Then the All-Father turned His gaze unto the burdened clouds, and He proclaimed: "Let the clouds pour forth weeping." The waters amassed, and upon them He carved the Second Law: "Let the waters be the cradle of being." And the waters begat lakes, and lakes swelled into seas, and the seas consumed the margins of the earth. And the Word was wrought in stone, the Second Tablet anointed. Then the All-Father beheld the waters, black and voiceless, and He intoned: "Let there be light." Light burst forth, and upon it He carved the Third Law: "Let the light sustain." And warmth stole across the depths unplumbed. And the Word was wrought in stone, the Third Tablet consecrated. Then the All-Father saw earth, water, and light forged, and He declared: "Let life awaken." He let fall His blood, and upon it He carved the Fourth Law: "Let the blood hasten life." And His blood rained upon the waters, and the deep teemed with life. And the Word was wrought in stone, the Fourth Tablet Exalted. Then the All-Father saw life take root, and He spake: "Let life transmute without end." Minute beings crept upon the land where waters receded, and upon them He carved the Fifth Law: "Change shall not slumber." And they waxed in roots, in limbs, in forms manifold. And the Word was wrought in stone, the Fifth Tablet sealed. Then the All-Father saw life and change abound, and He ordained: "Let death also descend." And death arose. The hoary and feeble faded, and upon them He carved the Sixth Law: "The dead shall return unto the genesis." And their flesh melted, drawn back to the All-Father's unseen fold. And the Word was wrought in stone, the Sixth Tablet inscribed. Then the All-Father beheld life, death, and change entwined, and He spake: "These are My deeds, and I shall grant a boon." He took of His own bone, and upon it He carved the Seventh Law: "At the end of all, My bone shall hold My dominion. Let flesh be the cost, and life be rekindled." And the Word was wrought in stone, the Seventh Tablet hallowed. And the All-Father looked upon all He had shaped, and He reposed. The waters enwrapped Him, the light lent Him solace, the earth veiled Him. And the All-Father slumbered. All things endure by His Word. So it standeth, even unto this age.