Kurt Glasgow releases mythic creation retelling The Creation

Kurt Glasgow released THE CREATION: Story of the Gods on October 20 as a follow-up to Remembering Oneness. The 168-page book reworks creation myths into a journey through darkness, the first gods and humanity’s place in the universe.

Why it matters: - THE CREATION: Story of the Gods extends Kurt Glasgow’s exploration of unity, consciousness and origin stories into a new book aimed at readers, reviewers and interview hosts. - The book blends multiple creation traditions into one narrative, which makes it part myth retelling and part reflection on how people understand beginnings, separation and belonging.

What happened: - Kurt Glasgow released THE CREATION: Story of the Gods on October 20. - The book is the follow-up to Glasgow’s first solo book, Remembering Oneness. - The story begins with a traveler who loses the trail in a jungle and meets an elder who never speaks. - The narrative then moves back to darkness, the first awareness, the first gods, their conflicts and humanity’s place in creation.

The details: - Glasgow says the book draws from hidden mythologies and combines them into one story. - The book includes Namu, Tiamat and Marduk, drawn from ancient creation traditions. - Glasgow wrote that Remembering Oneness was about waking up to who you are, and that this book goes further back. - Glasgow said the book is designed to prompt readers to think about how all people started from the same point and later became divided through forgetting and separation. - The book addresses creation and destruction, fear, things breaking apart, consciousness and starting over. - The story does not give readers fixed answers and leaves interpretation open. - THE CREATION is 168 pages and published in English. - Paperback ISBN is 9798182750998. - Hardcover ISBN is 9798182750820. - Current editions and ordering links are available at the book’s ordering page. - Book reviewers, podcast producers and interview hosts can contact WAO Publishing for book information, review copies or a conversation with Kurt Glasgow.

Between the lines: - The jungle frame and the use of more than one creation tradition suggest Glasgow is aiming for a universal origin story rather than a single-scripture retelling. - The book’s focus on confusion, separation and consciousness mirrors the themes Glasgow has built through his work on unity and collective awareness.

What’s next: - WAO Publishing is positioning the book for review coverage, podcast conversations and interview opportunities. - Readers who want the current editions or ordering details can use the publisher’s book page. - Glasgow’s next visibility push will likely come through interviews and reviews tied to the release.

The bottom line: - THE CREATION: Story of the Gods turns ancient creation myths into a reflective origin story about how people, and beliefs, come apart and reconnect.