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'''Makali, Goddess of Destruction''', is the conscious Divine embodiment of the principles of destruction, whether that destruction be material, ethereal, or symbolic in nature. | |||
She may come as | She may come as gently as the slow dawning of realisation in a deeply-meditating man or with all the force of volcanic eruptions or planets colliding in the deepness of space. One edge of Her blade cuts with dissolution, loss and separation; the other: renewal and transformation. | ||
In the year 395 A.F., through a vast | In the year 395 A.F., through a vast input of power from the [[Logos]] Himself, Makali was merged with the Goddess Maya, Mother of [[Humans|Humanity]]. Through this union, She became [[Maya]], the Great Mother and Creatrix of Achaea. | ||
[[Category:Changed Gods]] | [[Category:Changed Gods]] | ||
Revision as of 03:02, 30 August 2007
| Makali, Goddess of Destruction | |
| Realm | Destruction |
| Symbols | None |
| Relatives | None |
| Allies | None |
| Enemies | None |
| Order Name | Durga |
| Temples | In the Granite Hills |
Makali, Goddess of Destruction, is the conscious Divine embodiment of the principles of destruction, whether that destruction be material, ethereal, or symbolic in nature.
She may come as gently as the slow dawning of realisation in a deeply-meditating man or with all the force of volcanic eruptions or planets colliding in the deepness of space. One edge of Her blade cuts with dissolution, loss and separation; the other: renewal and transformation.
In the year 395 A.F., through a vast input of power from the Logos Himself, Makali was merged with the Goddess Maya, Mother of Humanity. Through this union, She became Maya, the Great Mother and Creatrix of Achaea.