Let's return to the topic of the Absolute (I apologize for the irregularity, it's just that I have exams and my head is often occupied with other things, so I have to interrupt). As I understand it, all your claims about the Absolute boil down to the fact that, as an initially non-sentient energy, it cannot create anything. You are right about the wind, that was a bad example, but energy is not wind; a more accurate example is that energy flows create a magnetic field, an electric field, an aura, and so on. I don't know how the Absolute created the Universe, but you don't know how God created it either (the 7 days described in the Bible have many contradictions). It can be assumed that flows of primordial energy, changing, created magnetic, electric, etc. fields, which somehow transformed into material objects. The more objects appeared, the more complex they became. And the Absolute began to develop consciousness because it ceased to be flows of energy and became the Universe. The parts that gained individuality and consciousness separated from the Absolute and became gods. Some gods were created by people (or other sentient beings?), others appeared in the process of creating simpler objects.
By the way, don't you think that the Absolute itself, without intelligence, could be guided by something higher? Something more intelligent?;)