In the course of my research during my lifetime I found that Jesus on the Cross said in Aramaic: "Eloi Eloi Lamasabacthani" (Phoenetic of the third word starting with L.) the phrase which directly translated from Aramaic to English (without going through various other languages) means: "My Gods! My Gods! How thou hast Glorified Me!"
But, who are "these Gods?" or "Eloi".
They are the builders of creation, the builders of the Galaxy and Galaxies.
I call them the "Creators" because this timeless species creates all Galaxies like Farms. They do not have substance in form naturally because they are not of time and space naturally. They live initially usually in what scientists call "Dark Matter" but I think a better name for it would be "Presently invisible matter". But, though they don't need to breathe and don't need a time space continuum to continue their existence, they still exist and no galaxies would exist without them. However, they generally don't consider themselves to be Gods but only a relatively immortal life form that exists outside of and inside of time and space as we know it but does not require matter or time or space to exist but can manifest into time and space as a human being like many humans are now on earth. (Maybe all humans are manifestations of the Creators). This is a possibility too.
My concept of how this works would be like this. Imagine a God is like a Star and each soul this God manifests as in human form is a ray of light from that star. But, since time isn't meaningful to this God then this lifetime could be at any or all times past, present or future. And since this God doesn't live naturally in time and space these lifetimes could be all lived at the same time though millions of years apart across galaxies while living on planets, stars, dimensions and inside Nebulae and all sorts of other forms humans at present likely could not imagine.
So, it makes sense that humans and other beings in the Galaxy would call the Creators "Gods" because Galaxies and matter would not exist as they do without them. So, likely when Moses asked one of them as the burning Bush who he or she was the answer was "I Am that I AM".
Or as I might translate "I have always been and I always will be".
So, if all this is true: Humans would be relatively permanent or permanent beings since they are Thoughts in the minds of Gods. Maybe one could imagine this easier if a God temporarily forgot who he or she was so the God or Goddess could experience mortality which makes that God or Goddess Appreciate immortality especially after living billions of years.
Since time and space wouldn't have a meaning except when a God or Goddess incarnated as a human or other being in some galaxy. This might "Cure" a billions of years old God from dying of boredom. And if one incarnation helps cure an "Old God" what might thousands to millions of experiences with mortality do?
It's sort of like how we as humans go to movies to experience ourselves vicariously living other lives. It might be a little like this. Only when we do it we might forget completely that we were immortal for a time to fully experience the deliciousness of being a human here on earth in all it's harsh realities.
It would be a matter of preference like when we each choose to go to a movie and to which ones in regard to what kind of incarnation we would want to experience that might be helpful to us in our billions of years lives beyond time and space and inside time and space.
In the course of a relative forever one might go through all sorts of likes and dislikes as that being matured over time (either inside or outside of time and space and likely both). And hopefully such a being becomes wiser and more compassionate to all beings over time.
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