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== Makali, The Goddess of Destruction == | == Makali, The Goddess of Destruction == | ||
The Goddess of Destruction | The Goddess of Destruction is the conscious divine embodiment of the principle of destruction, whether that destruction be material, ethereal, or symbolic in nature. | ||
principle of destruction, whether that destruction be material, ethereal, or | |||
symbolic in nature. | |||
She may come as gentle as a slow dawning of realisation to a man deep in meditation, or with all the force of a volcanic eruption or planets colliding in the deepness of space. One edge of Her blade cuts with dissolution, loss and separation, the other: renewal and transformation | She may come as gentle as a slow dawning of realisation to a man deep in meditation, or with all the force of a volcanic eruption 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 amount of power from The [[Logos]] himself Makali, Goddess of Destruction, was merged with the Goddess Maya, Mother of Humanity. Through this union She became [[Maya]], the Great Mother, Supreme Creatrix. In the Years Since Makali has faded away and the name has been long forgotten to the mortal races | In the year 395 A.F., Through a vast amount of power from The [[Logos]] himself Makali, Goddess of Destruction, was merged with the Goddess Maya, Mother of Humanity. Through this union She became [[Maya]], the Great Mother, Supreme Creatrix. In the Years Since Makali has faded away and the name has been long forgotten to the mortal races. | ||