From the oneness of the apeiron, the homogenous substance that was neither existant nor nonexistant, the Demiurge seperated being from non-being. One could not be without the other, and the other could not not be without the former. They defined each other, gave each other contrast, border and meaning. After the deed, the demiurge sprouted thousand arms and thousand hands from it's shoulder, with which he then shaped a giant cloud of bright, hot and irridescent matter amidst the nothingness that engulfed him. His breath congealed the hot matter into orbs that are but specs for him, which came to be known as stars by men. One particular star was chosen to have itself an inferior, a servant that depends on it's warmth and benevolence, Earth. As all things that are within the being, the stars and the cloud which are incomprehensable to men in size but small to the demiurge, it created smaller beings that are in size to earth the same as the stars to the demiurge.