The Sun · the King · embodiment of the Golden Dawn
The god who made man — the Sun and the King of the Oruvian Gods, the living embodiment of the Golden Dawn and the True Oruvian Path. Like the God of Judeo-Christian philosophy, he is the maker who stands above his creation, and he longs for a single, perfect end: a utopia in which good is the only choice left to make.
| Aspect | Throne | Path | Nature |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Sun | King of the Oruvian Gods | True Oruvian | ”God that made man” (positive boson) |
Overview
Oruel is the embodiment of Orů, the Golden Dawn — the Sun and the King of the Oruvian Gods, and the personification of the True Oruvian Path. He is attributed as a “God that made man”: a supreme maker who exists above and before his creation, in the mold of the Judeo-Christian God.
His will bends toward a utopian balance in which good is the only choice — a world so ordered toward the light that evil becomes impossible. It is a paradise, and it is also the quiet erasure of choice itself: in a world where one cannot choose wrongly, one cannot truly choose at all. This is the exact horror that Gog, the self-made god of the Ekalian path, rose up to prevent.
His queen and counterpart is Selûne, the light of the moon — the female half of the Oruvian crown and the open door between his court and the dark gods beyond.
Related
- Banner: Orů — The Golden Dawn · Queen / partner: Selûne · Opposed by: Gog (Tlas Ekal)
- Cosmology: The Three Paths (True Oruvian) · The Kaethotic Singularities