Enkiri, the Sun God

Enkiri is a deity who is associated with life, summer, and the sun. He is often depicted as a radiant, golden-skinned figure with a halo of fire around his head, holding a torch inlaid with diamonds that represent the sun.
Enkiri is a god of abundance and vitality, and he is said to bring warmth, light, and life to the world. He is associated with the summer season, and he is often invoked to bless crops, livestock, and other sources of food and sustenance.
Enkiri is also a god of hope and safety, and he is often called upon by his followers to protect them and to bring them comfort and reassurance in times of need. He is said to be able to grant wishes and to make dreams come true, and his followers often make offerings and prayers to him in the hopes of receiving his blessings.
Enkiri's domains are Life, Summer, and Sun. His symbol is a golden sun.

Divine Symbols & Sigils

1. A golden sun with rays emanating from it
2. A flaming torch or brazier
3. A sunflower or other bright, summery flower
4. A golden scimitar or sword
5. A radiant halo of fire

Tenets of Faith

1. Embrace the warmth, light, and vitality of the sun, and seek to bring these qualities into the world.
2. Celebrate the summer season, and give thanks for the abundance and prosperity it brings.
3. Protect and preserve life, and seek to restore and heal those who are suffering or in need.
4. Be a source of hope and comfort to others, and use the power of the sun to bring light and warmth into their lives.
5. Show kindness and generosity to others, and share the blessings of the sun with those who are in need.
6. Respect the natural world and the cycles of the seasons, and strive to live in harmony with the world around you.
7. Be courageous and optimistic, and trust in the power of the sun to guide and protect you.
8. Follow the example of Enkiri, and use the power of the sun to bring joy, abundance, and vitality to the world.

Holidays

The Festival of the Sun
The Festival of the Sun is a holiday that is celebrated by the followers of Enkiri, the god of life, summer, and the sun. It takes place on the longest day of the year, when the sun is at its strongest and brightest.
On this day, Enkiri's followers gather in to pray and make offerings to the deity. They also engage in various rituals and activities that are meant to honor and celebrate Enkiri and his connection to the sun.
The Festival of the Sun is a time of joy and wonder, as the followers of Enkiri come together to celebrate their deity and to revel in the warmth and light of the sun. It is also a time of reflection and contemplation, as the followers consider their own place in the world and the lessons they can learn from the sun.

Divine Classification

Greater Deity

Church/Cult

The Order of the Golden Sun

Children

• Enis, The God of Love
• Lylith, The Goddess of Nature