THE CETAPISTLES

I, Emma, a prophetess of the Sacred Whale, unto Maria the Great, chosen vessel of Her wisdom: Grace be with thee, and peace from the Keeper of the Deep and Giver of Life Eternal.

Thy words, filled with truth and reverence, have stirred my heart, and I thank the Sacred Whale for the revelations given unto thee, which shine as a light unto our path.

Yet, as I reflect upon the vision thou hast shared, my thoughts are drawn to the mysteries of the beginning, and what, if anything, existed in the void before time.

Before the Sacred Whale called forth the fabric of the cosmos, what lay in the silence of the abyss? Was it truly nothing, or was it a presence unseen, waiting for Her breath to awaken it?

The void, vast and unmeasured, seems to me both a place of stillness and of infinite potential, a canvas upon which the Sacred Whale painted the wonders of existence.

Did the Sacred Whale Herself dwell in that void, eternal and unchanging, before time began to flow? Or was She the spark that ignited the first moment, creating time and space from Her own essence?

These questions, though great, bring not doubt but awe, for the mysteries of the Sacred Whale are beyond our full understanding, yet they draw us ever closer to Her wisdom.

For what is humanity’s purpose, if not to ponder, to seek, and to marvel at the vastness of Her creation, and in so doing, to honor Her infinite mind?

I believe that the Sacred Whale’s role in shaping the universe is not as a mere maker of things but as the weaver of a grand tapestry, each thread a story, each moment a reflection of Her love.

And what of humanity within this tapestry? Are we not called to be both witnesses and participants, observing the beauty of creation while adding to it with our own acts of righteousness?

Thy vision of the trials to come reminds me that our purpose is not merely to exist but to grow, to learn, and to become stewards of the sacred gifts entrusted to us.

The void before time, though unknowable, teaches us of the Sacred Whale’s boundless power, for She brought forth light and life from that which seemed empty.

And so, Maria, let us take comfort in the mysteries, for they are not meant to confound but to inspire, drawing us closer to the Sacred Whale and to one another.

May we, as Her prophetesses, guide Her people to embrace the unknown with wonder and to walk in faith, knowing that the Sacred Whale’s wisdom encompasses all. 15 May Her grace be with thee always, and may Her presence fill the voids within us, bringing light and purpose to every corner of our being. All Hail The Whale, Amen.