Here is a link on edgar cayces(americas most well known psychic) description of creation and the origins of man.
God desired self-expression and desired companionship; therefore, God projected the cosmos and souls. The cosmos was built with music,
arithmetic, geometry, harmony, system, and balance. The building blocks were all of the same material - the life essence. It was the power of God that
changed the length of its wave and the rate of its vibration which created the patterns for multitudes of forms. This action resulted in the law of
diversity which supplied endless patterns. God played on this law of diversity as a pianist plays on a piano - producing melodies and arranging them
in a symphony.
The spirit of the individual existed before their soul was created. The spirit keeps the knowledge of its identity with God. The soul has the
ability to experience the activities of the mind in a manner separate from God.
Heres the link, those are just a few excerpts to gain interest!
www.near-death.com...
ENJOY!!!!
sincerely,
Dani!   
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I think this must be the truest essence at the root of creation/evolution and all that goes with:
The cosmos was built with music, arithmetic, geometry, harmony, system, and balance. The building blocks were all of the same material - the life
essence.
It all boils down to a perfect simple vibratory construction, evidence of which can be found in Fibonacci's number sequence, the colors of the
rainbow, music, and in such things as Bell's theorum--really all study of physics is a study of God. The Hebrew alphabet has much to do with those
building blocks--from the research I've done on both the numeric and linguistic roles of those 22 letters, it seems that these are the 'name tags'
of the essential primary vibrational energies that are both the source and the substance for our 'reality' and the 'reality' beyond what we
perceive.
The world is so busy fighting either on the side of 'religion' or 'science'--both of which, to someone standing outside the feud, appear as just
opposite facets of man's futile attempts to stand on his own and create his destiny. Both are politics mixed with superstition, and neither can see
that they are two halves of one whole (provided a rational open mind replaces the superstitious narrow mind).
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