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There are many possible explanations for our creation, perhaps infinite, or
limited by the creativity of our minds. The creator could have been a
mindless “natural” occurrence, such as a “big bang”, never thinking, only
existing for a moment, but sending everything into motion, with everything
being the result of “coincidence” and mindless subatomic particles reacting
with each other, nothing more. It could very well be that everything has just
“always been” and that we are just somewhere in infinity, perhaps the result
of a never-ending “room-full-of-monkeys-on-typewriters-eventually-typing-
shakespear” kind of effect. In this case the Primal could perhaps not be an
actual thing or event at all, but the “idea” or “essence” or “concept” of infinity
and random chance eventually creating, mindlessly, such wonderful things
that one would think, falsely, must be suggestive of an intelligent creator.
The Primal is the thing that set everything in random motion in the first
place, the Prime Mover, if there was a Beginning as such. The Primal is the
intelligent being that set the Universe in motion, like the spinning of a top,
and then left, died, or both, a long, long, time ago, if it really happened. But
maybe, just maybe, the Primal is an ever-present deity, possessing an
arsenal of omni qualities such as omnipotence, omnipresence,
omnibenevolence, and anything else conceivable or not to the human
imagination. He could even be multiple entities, working together, or perhaps
against each other, who knows. Not to mention that if we are wrong about
causality and perhaps there isn't a cause to the effect of our existence, we
could, perhaps, be self-creating gods in each of our own rights, if that
makes any sense. There are many, many explanations about the details, but
when it's all said and done however, the truth of the matter seems to be
simply that nobody knows, but many think they do.