DEITY: Boddayaga
~ DRAGONBORN of the PEARL~
(BODy DOne YAhoo GOd)
Domains: Discipline, Body Mastery, Virtue, Enlightenment, Peace, Psyki (Spirit of Ki energy)
Symbols: Cross-legged dragonborn, thin tail curled under holding a flower
Beasts: Grasshopper/Locust
Civil & Trade Roles: monks, public service, teachers of meditation, providers of physical and mental therapies.
Colors & Materials: Pearl (opalescent white), apple green
Primary Avatar: White-scaled dragonborn with silver horns and a thin prehensile tail, wearing a green pleated skirt with flat gold belt
Secondary Avatar: Blind man, thin and slightly frail looking.
Boddayaga is a mystic god of discipline, virtues, enlightenment, peace, and ki and body mastery. Discipline is at the core of his teachings. Peace and living a life of virtue is a necessity to avoid falling to the world's many ills. Mastery over the body requires the cultivation of the psyki (the spirit of ki energy of the living) which flows through all-natural life. The ultimate goal is enlightenment, the overcoming of the entanglements of life on the mind and spirit. The natural cycle of reincarnation allows us to work towards enlightenment and freedom from pain and struggle. Monks naturally align with Boddayaga.
Symbols: Cross-legged dragonborn, thin tail curled under holding a flower
Beasts: Grasshopper/Locust
Civil & Trade Roles: monks, public service, teachers of meditation, providers of physical and mental therapies.
Colors & Materials: Pearl (opalescent white), apple green
Primary Avatar: White-scaled dragonborn with silver horns and a thin prehensile tail, wearing a green pleated skirt with flat gold belt
Secondary Avatar: Blind man, thin and slightly frail looking.
Boddayaga is a mystic god of discipline, virtues, enlightenment, peace, and ki and body mastery. Discipline is at the core of his teachings. Peace and living a life of virtue is a necessity to avoid falling to the world's many ills. Mastery over the body requires the cultivation of the psyki (the spirit of ki energy of the living) which flows through all-natural life. The ultimate goal is enlightenment, the overcoming of the entanglements of life on the mind and spirit. The natural cycle of reincarnation allows us to work towards enlightenment and freedom from pain and struggle. Monks naturally align with Boddayaga.
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