Yinwah
The Goddess of Life
(a.k.a. "The Mother")
Yinwah, Goddess of the Life Domain, rules Irdel, a land of eternal joy and contentment. She is said to appear as a young woman, cloaked in bright colors and playing her Life Flute.
She has five Heralds: Erntwe, the Herald of the Harvest, Fiela, Herald of Livestock, Hipra, Herald of Love, Mersidre, Herald of Civilization, and Sigra, the Herald of Victory.
Yinwah is the most worshiped of the eight deities. She followed Golka during the creation of Helemra, playing her flute and producing the first living beings of the world. She now resides in Irdel, protecting Helemra's most righteous souls in the paradise she created for them.
She has five Heralds: Erntwe, the Herald of the Harvest, Fiela, Herald of Livestock, Hipra, Herald of Love, Mersidre, Herald of Civilization, and Sigra, the Herald of Victory.
Yinwah is the most worshiped of the eight deities. She followed Golka during the creation of Helemra, playing her flute and producing the first living beings of the world. She now resides in Irdel, protecting Helemra's most righteous souls in the paradise she created for them.
Divine Domains
Life
Divine Symbols & Sigils
Main Symbol
Three parallel vertical bars.
The colors associated with her temples and adherents are white and black.
Three parallel vertical bars.
The colors associated with her temples and adherents are white and black.
Tenets of Faith
Adherents to the Temple of Yinwah strive to live a life of grace, kindness, righteousness, and forgiveness. This includes, in part, works of charity and a general reverence for living things. Parents will usually make an offering to Yinwah on the day of a child's birth.
Holidays
The first day of spring on Tau 16th is Yinfet, a celebration of new life and renewal.
Divine Goals & Aspirations
Yinwah has the simple goal of providing the beings of her creation with a good life on Helemra and in the afterlife in Irdel. She is also searching for her lost Life Flute.
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