Life

Supreme Concept of the Organism

Life is one of the four Concepts. It's a transcendent Being, that is related to the ideas of turning many beings into one unit, an organism, by limitng ideas associated twith creation and destruction in a correct way.
Life makes the Law into what the Law is. It puts limits on everything, making sure it will work together into a one unit as a well-made machine. It destroyes some individual for the entire unit to grow. It's death and rebirth, the law, the organism. It's transformation and dependencies. It maintains the eternal change as what is unchanging, it is dead.
Some of the Primordial Gods possesing an Aspect of it:

• Destiny Of The All - the embodiment of the idea of the Law, it primarily resides in the Plane of the Dead, making sure that the separation of what is dead and not, considered by Life to be the most crucial separation, made The World is enforced without mercy.
• Zmarzlina - the embodiment of the idea of Death And Rebirth, it creates freezing cold and various other catastrophies to lay waste upon the living, culling most of them. Than, it stimulates their growth. It is done in order to prevent stagnation by eliminating the most to make it reborn out of the few, "lucky" or "best" ones.

Example of beings that posses Collective Aspects of Creation:

• trees
• most of the land animals
• flying animals
• bacterias
• corpses
• woods
• machines

The People of Life are Fae.
The mindset associated with Creation is related to the mindset of the people liivng in a closed community, selflessness and self-sacrifice.
Gods from the Life Dynasty tend to ressemble the combination of various animals and beasts.
The beings descending from Life (Primordial Gods, gods, fae) tend to stick with each other very closely, be loyal towards "Life faction" as a whole and rarely interacting with anyone else. However, it still sometimes happens. For exmple, thare are cases of some Life gods being worshipped by the small, closed, "cultish" human societies.

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Transcendent being

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