I gave Stormbringer Cookie a glow up because i like her 💛🌩
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I gave Stormbringer Cookie a glow up because i like her 💛🌩
Wendy Marvell💜🌌
I always love watching Wendy & her character development grow throughout the series, shes just so amazing!! OUR SHAYLAAAA😭💕
I also have no doubt that Lucy and the other Fairytail girls would be amazing older sisters to her🤞
BdoubleO100 / Bdubs.
Series of origin:
Hermitcraft, Empires smp, Life series.
Type of god:
Light god/Nature god, ex-mortal.
Main domains:
The sun, sunlight, day, sleeping trough the night.
Fandom assigned domains:
Sleep in a more general sense, dreams, moss, horses, some aspect of time.
Titles:
Brother Clock, The sun god, The Judge, The first boogeyman.
Origin:
Used to be mortal or semi-mortal (shown some control over plantlife before his ascension), he was perfect for being a god because like with real mythologies and their batshit family trees you can't tell wether he is the lover or son or both or neither of Ethoslab and Zombiecleo.
He became a god during the Hermitcraft/Empires crossover where he reached godhood with the help of the princess of dawn, Geminitay.
Symbols:
The Sun, the clock, the smile, the horses.
Other forms:
Quick things I made with the comic creator (224/?)
god of the sky OC
Amma, the Dogon axiom of duality. Amma is the omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient creator of the cosmos. Amma contains both sexes, both male and female, but also Amma transcends sex itself, with them being the culmination of both dualistic forces. Amma formed the earth from clay, from the same clay Amma sprinkled the stars across the sky and formed the pottery that became the sun and moon. Amma then intimately laid with the earth, however because of a large termite mound blocking his way, the child produced by the two became warped forming the twisted Ogo. Amma removed the mound from the earth, and the next child produced was Nommo. Nommo was epitome of Amma’s creation, just like Amma, Nommo held both sexes. Nommo then divided themselves into several pairs of twins, one male one female, continuing Amma’s divine duality. Despite this, the wicked Ogo still lingered in the world. Ogo manipulated one of the Nommo, turning them against Amma’s order, breeding chaos across the cosmos. With the world threatening to collapse another Nommo stepped forward and offered themselves as a sacrifice. Amma flung the Nommo’s body parts into the wind, traveling across the world each location where they landed a new shrine to Amma would be built. This sacrifice corrected the cosmic balance, thwarting Ogo’s plans. As punishment, Amma cursed Ogo, transforming them into the jackal Yurugu. However, because of the disruption of the cosmic order, when the human descendants of the Nommo were created the fewer twins were born to uphold the cosmic order of Amma.
Amma is one of the many manifestations of the African supreme god archetype, alongside the San Kaggen, the Yoruba Olorun, the Igbo Chukwu, the Zulu Unkulunkulu, the Kongo Nzambi, the Akan Nyame, the Mbuti Khonvoum and Arebati, the Serer Roog, the Egyptian Ra, and the Malagasy Zanahary. Some have attempted to linguistically link Amma with the Egyptian god Amun, a god who’s greatly associated with another of the African supreme god archetype: Ra. Some have alleged that Amma is sometimes called Amen, a name which could link back to Amun. However I haven’t been able to substantiate such claims. In the 1930’s Marcel Griaule alleged that the Dogon creation involved Amma creating the universe from a cosmic egg, however like many of Griaule’s other claims this has fallen under scrutiny and is believed to have been untrue. In Dogon spirituality, the nyama, or spiritual energy, released after death is capable of being considerably destructive. So the Dogon perform masked dancing rituals in order to guide the dead souls into the afterlife with Amma. Amma’s removal of the earth’s giant termite mound is the basis by which the Dogon perform female circumcision. Mirroring the story, the Dogons would remove the clitoris from women, believing it to be a spiritual cleansing.
Tengri, central to ancient Turkic and Mongolic beliefs, was revered as the sky deity embodying the vastness of the heavens. Unlike many gods in organized religions, Tengri was not depicted through idols or worshipped in temples. Instead, Tengriism was deeply rooted in nature, with the open sky serving as his dwelling. Followers of Tengri believed in his omnipresence and omniscience, invoking him as a witness during oaths or as a guide before major events like battles. Leaders and warriors would pray to Tengri on mountain summits or in seclusion, calling upon his strength and protection.
Tengri’s favor or displeasure was thought to be reflected through natural phenomena. Sudden weather changes, storms, or other natural signs were interpreted as his responses to human actions, underscoring the belief that Tengri maintained a watchful gaze over the world. This connection to the natural world and the cosmos formed the core of Tengriism, shaping the spiritual lives and cultural values of early Central Asian societies.
Prayer to An & Uraš for Favor
Ninšubur-ĝuruš, youthful, sukkal, please carry my words: An, sky, heaven, you make all divine powers manifest. You set all Diĝir in their place. Your divine commands cannot be countermanded. [...] Please look favorably upon me. An, praising you is sweet!
Uraš, radiating Diĝir, please hear my words. Uraš, earth, all of humanity is subject to your power. All natural wonders glorify your might, all natural disasters strike fear of your might. Your actions cannot be countermanded. [...] Please look favorably upon me. Uraš, praising you is sweet!
Sky An & Earth Uraš you are present across the earth, sky, and heaven. Your perpetual presence gives humanity our place in the universe. I will continuously praise you!
—by IzkurEreshkigal
Notes
Sukkal is "vizier" or "attendant" of a Diĝir. But the translation is lacking so I don't use it.
Uraš has no known Sukkal, thus I do not address one.
[...] is for adding any supplications or complaints you are seeking remedies for. It can be skipped / unused.