Is the Origin Story of Creation a metaphor?

[VanAlioSaldo]

Metaphorically, we do not create light, like the Sun. We reflect and channel the light of the Logos, like the moon. Our personality configurations, that is, our biases and distortions determine which frequencies of light we radiate. These correspond to different emotions, with infinite subtlety of variability.

As we grow spiritually and recapture more of the perfect love and wisdom that defines the Logos, we are given increasingly greater power to affect Creation. One doesn't want children operating a nuclear reactor.

I think we do actually radiate light in a sense of creating 'new' light, since our light is the same light as the Infinite Creator's which in itself is Love/Light, which recursively expands and creates itself (Love expands and creates Light, Light constructs). However, I agree, we do not in a sense literally create light, we need to radiate it through our Free Will, which I may ignorantly not realize is simply channeling the Logos' Light as you said.

You say one doesn't want children operating nuclear reactors. And then I look at Humanity. See Fukushima and Chernobyl. I think you apply the incorrect word. I think Children could run a nuclear reactor better than we think. Instead let's say, one wouldn't want an unlearned worker operating a nuclear reactor.

Humanity is unlearned in its ability to direct its Free Will but is actively (and from my perception, rather quickly) learning how to grasp some of that strength in a proper way.