Genesis 2, the evolution

Gen. 2:5 And (every sensory implant), every "plant" (of the mind that might grow as a thought) of the (neurological) field (of the interneuron network of the human brain), before it was (acted upon) in the (concrete world of the) earth, (that is, before it was nurtured by the social enculturation), and every herb (of psychological perspective) of the (electromagnetic) field (of the mind), before it grew (as a mental construct in man's developing awareness): for the LORD God, (the Absolute Universal Power of Nature), had not caused it to "rain" (conscious thoughts, 24/7, in man's mental perceptions) upon (the physical, concrete reality of) the earth, and there was not (really) a man, (in the sense of separation from lower animal life before the advent of Consciousness, or not yet a rational free willed mind indicative of a humanoid creature) to "till," (analyze and nurture), the ground (work of post-cognitive thoughts).

Gen. 2:6 But there went up a "mist," (an electromagnetic, psychic energy pattern, the mental illusion of the free willed mind), from the earth, (as a consequence to the evolving Response-to-Fear), and (this "mist" that was an expanded delay in human response to fear which allowed for decision making), watered the whole face (of the world), of the ground (upon which men stand).

Gen. 2:7 And the LORD God, (Almighty Reality), formed (a thinking creature), man, from the dust (of organic chemicals) of the ground, (those atomic assemblies of chemical compounds found upon the Earth), and breathed (from His atmosphere) into his nostrils the breath of life, (oxygen); and man became a living soul, (psyke' [Gr.], nesphesh: mind, in the Hebrew).

Gen. 2:8 And the LORD God, (by such actions), planted a "garden," ([Hebrew: a fenced area], an interface between man and the physical Creation), eastward, in "Eden," (the humanoid brain); and there he put the man whom he had formed.

Gen. 2:9 And out of the (physiological) ground (of this "Eden," the humanoid brain), made the LORD God, (Father Nature), to grow every tree (of Subconscious thought) that is pleasant to the sight (of man's Conscious mind), and good for food (of new mental thoughts); the Tree of Life, (the ever evolving biological Tree that is formed by our systematic classification of Taxonomy), in the midst of the "garden" (man's mind, [Hebrew: a fenced area]: an interface between man and the physical creation), and the (phylogenetically rooted) tree of (instinctual) knowledge (concerning the fundamental Instinct of Survival), of good (survival mechanisms) and (ineffective reactions), evil (thoughts).