In the genesis, a realm shrouded in the tapestry of nothingness, there existed a convergence of essence—matter, energy, and soul intertwined as one ethereal entity. Yet, amid this cosmic symphony, the soul harbored a desire to carve its distinction. With a whisper that echoed through the void, the soul embarked on a cosmic dance, shaping matter and energy to its whims. It crafted realms of space and realms of emptiness, ignited the fires of warmth and the icy breath of cold, summoned forth the brilliance of light and the profound abyss of darkness. The soul, once indistinguishable, became the architect of a boundless creation, a weave of endless possibilities. An opus unfurling in perpetual wonder. Yet, within the vast expanse of creation, a poignant question lingered like a shadow cast upon the celestial canvas. What would transpire if the soul, in its infinite wisdom, chose to cleave itself—soul from soul?