Before the beginning of time, there was nothingness.
Everything was void. Nonexistent.
God, some may call it, presumably always existed in this eternal void.
It had no creator. There was no beginning or end to its nature, it was an everlasting force, and even concepts couldn't define it, for it transcended the very nature of concepts.
The theory of Jungian Archetypes, and the well-known Platonic archetypes are nothing in comparison.
Theories couldn't define God, nor could any other philosophy we made up; negative theology even fails in this regard.
No mind can perceive God's eternal force.
It was an essence that could not be named as its incomprehensible nature pervades creation.
It was commonly known as the Great Silence, or the Prime Spirit, Governing Law, the One in all, the All in One, the Void before Voids, or the Grand Spirit.
But even those are just names, and it was known to supersede names and identities.
