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The principle deity of the Serenian creation mythos and religion. Kia is a dual deity, possessing both a masculine and feminine aspect. In spring and autumn, she is said to exist in the feminine and is referred to as 'she'. In summer and winter, he is in the masculine aspect and is referred to as a 'he'. The word ''kia'' is Old Serenian for 'first'. | The principle deity of the Serenian creation mythos and religion. Kia is a dual deity, possessing both a masculine and feminine aspect. In spring and autumn, she is said to exist in the feminine and is referred to as 'she'. In summer and winter, he is in the masculine aspect and is referred to as a 'he'. The word ''kia'' is Old Serenian for 'first'. | ||
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| + | Symbols commonly present in depictions of Kia are a crown of leaves and flowers (in the feminine) and wings and a spear (in the masculine). | ||
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Revision as of 19:27, 28 September 2009
Kia
The principle deity of the Serenian creation mythos and religion. Kia is a dual deity, possessing both a masculine and feminine aspect. In spring and autumn, she is said to exist in the feminine and is referred to as 'she'. In summer and winter, he is in the masculine aspect and is referred to as a 'he'. The word kia is Old Serenian for 'first'.
Symbols commonly present in depictions of Kia are a crown of leaves and flowers (in the feminine) and wings and a spear (in the masculine).
