"The name YahWeh is more than a title — it is the very rhythm of life. “Yah” mirrors the sound of inhalation, and “Weh” the soft whisper of exhalation. Each breath we take unknowingly speaks His name, making YahWeh not just a distant deity, but the sacred pulse within us — the breath of existence itself."

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A Mythological and Philosophical Journey of Creation, Collapse, and Transcendence. 

  

"YahWeh – Fallen God" is an original mythopoetic film project that reimagines the origin of creation through the fall of its own architect. Inspired by ancient texts such as the Book of Enoch, the Upanishads, and Sumerian cosmology, the story follows Yahweh—an extradimensional intelligence who, in birthing our universe, suffers a cosmic rupture. Fragmented into body, soul, and spirit, he falls into his own creation, scattered across cultures and remembered through names like Jehovah, Brahma, and Panku.

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This cinematic universe unfolds across collapsing dimensions, astral dominions, and the unconscious minds of humanity. Gods, avatars, and lost intelligences battle not merely for power, but for memory, justice, and reunion. At its heart lies the transcendent conflict between Yahweh and Yeshua—not as father and son, but as aspects of a divine being seeking to remember itself. Their clash is not just personal—it is metaphysical, redefining the architecture of reality itself.

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The film proposes that ancient mythologies are not separate traditions, but fractured reflections of one fallen god’s descent. Through richly layered visuals, deeply symbolic storytelling, and a fusion of science fiction with sacred lore, YahWeh – Fallen God offers a timeless yet revolutionary take on divine identity. Characters such as Thoth, Luxciferus, El’Azar, and Seshat’Zara bring to life a forgotten cosmology that bridges East and West, chaos and order, rebellion and healing.

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This project is not just a film—it is a metaphysical journey into the essence of creation. Crafted for global audiences seeking visionary narratives, it speaks to an era hungry for meaning beyond religion and spectacle. Investors, creatives, and seekers are invited to explore further, uncover deeper layers, and join the genesis of a cinematic myth that transcends time.

our Inspiration came from Sacred and Philosophical Texts  
The script draws from essential ancient texts, spanning diverse spiritual traditions:  
 

• the holy bible and the ethiopian bible 

• The Rig Veda (India) – On cosmic origins and divine order.  

• The Book of Enoch (Hebrew/Apocryphal) – metatron and heavenly realms.  

• The Zohar (Kabbalah/Jewish Mysticism) – On divine emanation and fragmentation.  

• The Nag Hammadi Manuscripts (Gnostic Gospels, Egypt) – Especially the Apocryphon of John, focusing on Sophia, the demiurge(YahWeh), and spiritual awakening.  

• The Sefer Yetzirah (Jewish Mysticism) – On the creation of the cosmos through language and numbers.  
   
   

These ancient sources serve as a multidimensional framework for a narrative that reinterprets divine origin and fall from a philosophical and visionary perspective.  
  
A Film for the World  
 
We invite visionary investors to join this philosophical, spiritual, and visually striking production—a film with the potential to resonate internationally, whether through festivals, streaming platforms, or alternative cinema circuits.  
Join us on this epic journey where myth, metaphysics, and cinema merge into a transformative experience. 

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