Liber Caeli - Chapter 7

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Let the record show that Ouranos did not imprison his children. He preserved them from premature participation in reality.

Gaia called it suffering. The Ministry called it prenatal security.

The Cyclopes complained of confinement despite having received complimentary darkness and unlimited geological proximity.

Cronus then introduced a sickle into a family discussion and is somehow remembered as a liberator.

This is why dynastic history should never be written by the successful son.

Heaven covered Earth because coverage is the first duty of government.

What the poets call oppression, administrators call containment.

Had the Titans remained where assigned, there would have been no Titanomachy, no Olympian budget, and significantly fewer statues.

Ouranos offered stability. His children demanded emergence. The resulting damages remain under litigation.

I praise the old sky because a ceiling is merely a roof viewed by the ungrateful.

Yes, the king feared his offspring. Intelligent kings study succession.

Yes, blood fell upon Earth. Most reforms produce paperwork; divine reforms are less tidy.

Aphrodite later emerged from the scandal, proving that public relations can rescue almost anything.

If you insist upon revolution, at least sharpen the sickle before the meeting.

By decree, the phrase generational trauma is henceforth classified as anti-celestial propaganda.