Where do we come from? What travels through us as Volia? Why do our choices continue long after the moment in which they were made-and what kind of worlds are born between one Consciousness and another?The Birth of Universes is the tenth volume of the Codex of Volia series and, at the same time, a book that can be read on its own. It is a philosophical tale for children and for those who consider themselves grown-ups: a journey from primordial NI-SHCHO, where no familiar form yet exists, to the birth of movement, difference, Relationships, the Soul, Consciousness, the Body, Rod, and the shared world of human consequences.
Across thirty-seven spreads, a girl and the Traveller explore the living architecture of choice. They discover why the Soul supplies Volia but does not choose its direction; how Consciousness receives many voices yet must still decide; how the Body turns direction into action; and how every action leaves a trace in the Network. Together they encounter inherited gifts and wounds, the two Books of Rods, lies that create false maps, other people's threads, roles that borrow human hands, Webs that continue even without a Spider, and banks that protect without taking away the wheel.
The book speaks about responsibility without reducing life to punishment, about help without appropriation, about authority without blind obedience, and about Sovereignty without isolation. It asks how a person can preserve their own center without stealing another's-and how an Architect of the Flow differs from a Usurper who promises the only correct road. Each spread contains two interconnected layers.
The children's text uses dialogue, play, bodily experience, and vivid metaphors. The section for adults and older children carefully unfolds the same image as a philosophical model, while repeatedly distinguishing metaphor from established fact. The book does not demand belief and does not present itself as a religion, revelation, or final map of the Universe. It invites the reader to look, ask, check, follow the consequence, and keep the wheel of final decision in their own hands.
This is the first text edition of the book. Finished illustrations have not yet been added. Instead, every spread includes a detailed description of the intended artwork, allowing the reader to imagine the visual world and preserving the complete foundation for a future illustrated edition. Because the book is currently being offered without the finished illustrations, it is available for now at the minimum price.
The Birth of Universes is a book about what was begun before us, what passes through our hands now, and what may continue after us. The Universe gave birth to you. Two Rods began your little book. The Soul supplies you with Volia. The Body gives you hands. And with every choice, you give birth to a world that may remain after you. So which Universes will you give birth to?
Where do we come from? What travels through us as Volia? Why do our choices continue long after the moment in which they were made-and what kind of worlds are born between one Consciousness and another?The Birth of Universes is the tenth volume of the Codex of Volia series and, at the same time, a book that can be read on its own. It is a philosophical tale for children and for those who consider themselves grown-ups: a journey from primordial NI-SHCHO, where no familiar form yet exists, to the birth of movement, difference, Relationships, the Soul, Consciousness, the Body, Rod, and the shared world of human consequences.
Across thirty-seven spreads, a girl and the Traveller explore the living architecture of choice. They discover why the Soul supplies Volia but does not choose its direction; how Consciousness receives many voices yet must still decide; how the Body turns direction into action; and how every action leaves a trace in the Network. Together they encounter inherited gifts and wounds, the two Books of Rods, lies that create false maps, other people's threads, roles that borrow human hands, Webs that continue even without a Spider, and banks that protect without taking away the wheel.
The book speaks about responsibility without reducing life to punishment, about help without appropriation, about authority without blind obedience, and about Sovereignty without isolation. It asks how a person can preserve their own center without stealing another's-and how an Architect of the Flow differs from a Usurper who promises the only correct road. Each spread contains two interconnected layers.
The children's text uses dialogue, play, bodily experience, and vivid metaphors. The section for adults and older children carefully unfolds the same image as a philosophical model, while repeatedly distinguishing metaphor from established fact. The book does not demand belief and does not present itself as a religion, revelation, or final map of the Universe. It invites the reader to look, ask, check, follow the consequence, and keep the wheel of final decision in their own hands.
This is the first text edition of the book. Finished illustrations have not yet been added. Instead, every spread includes a detailed description of the intended artwork, allowing the reader to imagine the visual world and preserving the complete foundation for a future illustrated edition. Because the book is currently being offered without the finished illustrations, it is available for now at the minimum price.
The Birth of Universes is a book about what was begun before us, what passes through our hands now, and what may continue after us. The Universe gave birth to you. Two Rods began your little book. The Soul supplies you with Volia. The Body gives you hands. And with every choice, you give birth to a world that may remain after you. So which Universes will you give birth to?