. . . In the darkness of a great universe, a galaxy's luminescent "sea" of quasars, meteorites, stars, planets, and suns is at low tide.

Slowly, in a clock-like movement, stars circle planets, and planets revolve within solar systems. Silently, but continuously, the galaxy continues to move
until 
the shining bodies of the galaxies disperse into pinpoints of light, then disappear.   

Darkness follows . . .

Slowly, silently, the shimmering evanescent feathers of light appear, spiraling slowly into one another. This continues, accelerating until a bright point of light appears at the center. As the waste hydrogen, asteroids, and debris of planets are pressed closely together, the brilliant point of light suddenly explodes in a blinding flash of creation.   (more)