Yukajú

The Ará are a people of legends and stories, a people who hold their ancestral tales from their elders close to their heart. The one name that continues to be a frequent reference in these stories is that of Yukajú. However, for the initiate in these stories, the legend doesn't refer to a person, Yukajú refers to a Planar from an unknown Framework in the past, where the settlers of Ótapi speak of as their true homeworld, a place that protected them and encouraged them to explore. To the Ará's many phratries, this Planar name is universally accepted as the Great Origin, of their peoples, of their Orthogenes, and their desire to progress through the entirety of the Yirim. Yukajú is a Planar that serves a focus for the oldest attunements available for The Yer that associate with growth, distribution, health, agriculture, peace, tranquility, and goodness. Shrines to this legendary Planar are found on Ótapi and its many Selars. To the Ará, this sacred region of their mountain peaks is called Yuké, the White Lands, a place hidden from normal view by cloud cover. Journeys to these peaks to attune with the Shrines of Yukajú are frequent during the start of any major agricultural sphere, and for any desire to restore the natural growth and progress of a damaged region should the situation take place. 
The location of Yukajú is not a secret so much as it is lost to time, the original peoples who arrived to Ótapi were only known to praise the Planar that brought them into existence heavily but that seems to  be the only knowledge available for it. Colliqually it is known as the Sleeping Giant and ancient attunements are capable despite its removal from current knowledge due to extremely old Relics housed in the White Lands.