When we think of “sustainable energy,” the first things that usually come to mind are so-called “eco-friendly renewable energy” sources such as solar, wind, or tidal power generated by the ebb and flow of the tides. However, if we look closely at the reality behind the radical renewable energy policies that have been pursued since the last century, we are confronted with the painful truth that they are not as environmentally friendly as we might think and that their economic efficiency is also significantly lacking. The large-scale installation of solar panels has destroyed countless forest ecosystems, and serious side effects have emerged, such as the low-frequency noise and vibrations generated by massive wind turbines, which threaten the livelihoods of nearby residents. Nevertheless, the media tends not to cover the environmentally destructive aspects of this infrastructure in depth. For years, we have unconsciously internalized a vague sense of anxiety—that humanity is living under the pressure of finite resources—through science fiction movies and environmental reports warning that fossil fuels like oil and coal will be completely depleted within decades, and that the Earth’s resources will soon run dry, leading to energy wars and the destruction of humanity.
However, if we shift our perspective away from the framework defined by modern cosmology—that Earth is “a single point in an infinite universe”—and adopt the fundamental paradigm that this world was perfectly designed and created by God, our perception of energy is completely transformed. We come to realize that we do not rely solely on sunlight streaming from a star 150 million kilometers away; rather, the system of this world itself already contains perfect energy. Just as magnetic fields exist as an inherent property of matter, the very ground on which we live is governed by a vast geomagnetic field system operating with precision. When we understand the mechanism by which celestial bodies governing day and night cycle regularly against this majestic electromagnetic backdrop, creating harmony in the seasons and climate, we are moved to the point of awe. This immense electromagnetic energy interacts with various charges and gases in the atmosphere, constantly releasing tremendous electrical energy, such as lightning. Essentially, it is only humanity’s technological limitations that stand in the way; the world is, in effect, already part of an inexhaustible, unlimited energy cycle.
The structure of creation described in Genesis—where the waters above the firmament and the seas below the firmament form a perfect boundary and circulate—evokes the image of a massive dynamo. It is a highly intuitive and fascinating line of inquiry to view the massive, cyclonic tidal currents that periodically occur in the middle of the ocean—or the source of tidal forces—through the lens of the Earth’s surface dynamics, and to draw parallels with the “fountains of the deep beneath the continental shelf” mentioned in the Bible. The same applies to the hydrological cycle, in which the windows of heaven open and clouds and rain pour down upon the earth. The historical event of Noah’s Great Flood is fully understood as an unprecedented cataclysm in which these deep underground springs burst forth and the windows of heaven opened all at once, submerging all ecosystems on earth—except for those aboard Noah’s Ark—and bringing about a profound transformation.
The sedimentary process of this Great Flood—in which the Earth was submerged and then emerged—serves as the key to unlocking the secrets of resource formation today. The vast number of organisms and enormous forest communities that were instantly submerged by the flood would have been buried in layer upon layer of soil and sand, forming massive sedimentary strata. The explanation that this organic matter was rapidly transformed into coal and oil under intense crustal pressure and heat is geologically very plausible. In fact, the reality that oil is a sustainable organic resource boasting the second-largest reserves on Earth after water contradicts the dogma of the extreme environmentalist camp, which repeatedly attempts to control energy by touting the “theory of oil depletion within decades.” The traditional hypothesis—that only the carcasses of giant dinosaurs accumulated over long periods of time to form today’s vast oil reserves—lacks persuasiveness in terms of physical and quantitative scale. Rather, the oil resources currently concentrated in major global oil fields, including those in the Middle East, are highly likely to be a magnificent legacy formed when the giant trees of life and massive vegetation that once flourished around the Garden of Eden in the Book of Genesis were buried all at once during the cataclysm of the Great Flood.
As I encounter the technological philosophies of innovative future-oriented companies that have recently garnered public attention, I find myself reasonably speculating that behind their ultimate motto—“accelerating the transition to sustainable energy”—there may lie the insights of an elite group who have already discerned the true nature of this electromagnetic, perpetual resource—a truth concealed by mainstream modern science. Breaking free from the world’s framework that seeks to confine humanity in scarcity and fear, the intellectual journey of exploring the secrets of the abundant energy perfectly prepared by the Creator always makes my heart race. Today, too, I woke up at 4:30 a.m. to record my journey toward truth on my blog from my small room, and I’m starting the day with vigor, dreaming of a sustainable and abundant tomorrow.
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