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❗ Previous Terminology for Divine Figures ❗
| Ometeotl 'God of Everything' - First being in existence who created ULAM. |
| The Triskelion 3 gods at the beginning of time. Energia(goddess of Energy), Dhamasa(god of fates), and Eos(god of Chaos). |
| Gods A divinity who represents their element / Affinity / Law of nature. |
| Angel Every god has angels. These beings represent more abstract facets of the god's element/ Affinity / law of nature. |
| Divinities Divine beings who dwell in the astral planes. |
World Spirit Each planet has one. They represent all life upon it. |
❗ New Terminology for Divine Figures ❗
Xumucani's Genesis The Synthesis of existence. The first & the last. The forumator of the 3 words which ushered 'everything' into existence. Some refer to it as the one who represents 'all'. | ||
| ULAM The Word ULAM means 'The Living Universe of Allegories and Metaphors'. These were the 3 words of which existence came to be. The 3 words which disctated the law of the universe. Before Xumucani's last, it ushered the Ankh: "For every element, affinity, or law of existence is an avatar create. They are to be the caretakers of thine representation" *ULAM is also known as Xumucani's Parable. *Ankh's are immutable rules which dictate reality. | ||
| Triskelion They were the 3 medallions at the beginning of time. They represented a 3 way fractal; Energy, Fate, and Chaos. Energia, Dhamasa, and Eos. Their conception created the 3 Petals, which would eventually bloom into the universe of Leuaseia I. | ||
The Broken Triskelion When the jealousy of Energy and Fate overcame, Chaos was imprisoned in abstract realm of Hjidzi. Time was created. Time would be the Fourth petal of creation, it's genesis representing the continuity of existence. The fragments of the Broken Triskelion would rain upon the petals of existence, leading to the creation of Deities and astral beings. *Hjidzi - The 21st Dimension which cannot exist. In a universe confined to the 11 planes of existence. Those imprisoned here eventually cease to exist. | ||
| Inspiration(Deity) An Inspiration is essentially a god in familiar terms. The name 'Inspiration may be used interchangeably between 'Deity'. The Inspirations are embodiments or avatars who represent a respective element, affinity, or law of nature. Examples:
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The Teton, The Telos (Types of Inspirations) Teton A Teton is the anchor of an AEL, Their existence ushers in their element, their death takes away the affinity from existence. *When the Teton of Ultraviolet was assassinated, all traces of it vanished from existence and history. It was as if any trace of their element never existed in the first place. Telos A Telos is an Inspiration who is born out of their AEL. they exist as long as the affinity, element, or law of nature exists. If all traces of said representation is removed from the universe, a telos ceases to be. *Identity assasination was a method of which certain empires used to kill immortal Deities. This often occurred through erasing the very identity which represented the Deity causing them to cease existing. *AEL - affinity, element, and law of existence | ||
| Angel Every Inspiration has angels. These beings represent more abstract facets of the Inspiration's affinity. They are the embodiment of abstract concepts in the universe, in things such as Philosophical Concepts, Mortal woes, events, or Circumstantial Phenomenae. Examples:
Origins of Angels: Angels were a construct (law of nature) created by Bismila (Inspiration of Bismuth), during the Wartides of Dawn when the Triskelion of all fates desperately required more physical manpower. Through fervent requirements, Bismila wove angels into existence. Inadvertently bestowing each Deity in existence with each their own pantheon of angels. | ||
Indignity (Indi) Indignities, sometimes known as Indi are angels who inherit the divine title from their Deity or Inspiration. Indignities often become the 'next deity in line' say if a deity passes on. This is cultural way in which deities protect their elements, affinity, or law of nature from being erased forever. *When Erasmus; The Inspiration of Light died, the flickering stars and the dimming of the universe inspired him to pass on the title to his chiral angel. Thus ensuring the continued existence of light itself. | ||
Cronismos A Cronismos is an Inspiration who has rejected their element, affinity, or law of existence. As a result, they are stripped of their title, which often leads to the cessation of their being or the succession of their title to an undefined Indignity. In some cases, a CronismosTeton might put an entire universe at risk through cessation simply since their element/affinity will dissapear with their demise. "They are the Deities who wanted to become mortal" | ||
Idols (Sometimes known as Dols) Idols Are known as the Disciples of an Inspiration. They are the designated servants to an Inspiration who are not necessarily an Angel of the Inspiration themselves. The title of an Idol is bestowed. Idols are also sometimes referred by respected affinitus as Dols. Often this is used as a prefix to a name. For example the Anno and the Crysanthanum used to precede the name of their Idols with 'Dol' Such as Dol. ket or Dol. Armaggio. | ||
| Astral Beings Astral beings are remnants of the shattered fragments of Triskelion. They are abstract and in most cases can best be described as 'higher beings'. They do not have the same titles or function of an Inspiration or an angel, for instead their fragmented selves make them more of a concept of existence. Astral beings are more often then not animal like. They propagate through higher realms from any dimension between Lemu (4th dimension) and Gleibheim (6th dimension). There are also the Flatlanders (2nd dimension), who dwell in the 2 dimensional branes. Occasional beings may do meanderings into Ocuus (7th) or Biiniir (8th) with ascension granted by Inspirations. *Note: most of the time, Astral beings exist "between" dimensions. Say beings like Tau who inhabits a plane between Halara (2nd Dimension) and Qubii (3rd Dimension). In the case of Tau, you could call him more of a 2.3D character. Beings will often always be detached or live parallel to the petals (universe). | ||
Waldgeist (World Spirit) Waldgeists are divine manifestations of planets or astrological objects which have life. Created from the concentration of Heartstones which scatter upon the landscapes of a world, the Etheric energies of the intertwined soul crystals eventually entangle and create a being of 'One'. A Waldgeist watches over their planet or astronomical object with great possessiveness. Guarding all its life from the harshness of space and the guile of Inspirations. Protecting its inhabitants from the wrath of angels, or just shrouding its lifeforms away from any Idol. | ||
Anima (The Animal Gods) Anima, also known as the Animal Gods - are a construct of world spirit Amigaelé. In an attempt to thwart Idols and Angels alike, She tempered the Inspiration of Tagens into creating the conceptual lifeform which best represented both. Anima are in essence...the 'Angels' of a Waldgeist. Historically, they were first created in response to the growing danger of Idols from the Fire Elementarii and Water Emperalis. Especially after their conception of the Escherhexacrons. | ||
Affinitus The Bloodline of Divinities The Affinitus are recognised as the bloodkin of Deities beyond angels. Think of these dragons or kins as descendents of deities or angels passed through many generations. Affinitus often carry remnants of the abilities passed down from generations, though diluted; they still make for formidable weavers. Different groups have each their own terminologies for their bloodlines. |
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