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'''It'slâmwâ''' is the eternal realm of radiant purity, known across [[ | '''It'slâmwâ''' is the eternal realm of radiant purity, known across [[Lethurêa]] as the Final Destination of the Righteous, the Kingdom of Light, and the Seat of the [[Meera Jenlek|Mother]] and [[Merrik Jenlek|Father]]. It exists "above" the mortal plane of [[Yedistren]] as a dimension of '''endless white light''', healing, and divine love. The omnipresence of the Divine Parents fills it entirely. | ||
Though it was originally formed by [[ | Though it was originally formed by [[Lethurêa]] herself as an attempt to create a mortal plane, it was '''deemed too wondrous''' by the Divine Parents and taken as their sacred kingdom. | ||
{{Plane | {{Plane | ||
| name=It'slâmwâ | | name=It'slâmwâ | ||
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| caption-image=The Eternal Realm of Divine Light | | caption-image=The Eternal Realm of Divine Light | ||
| fundamentals=Plane of endless light, source of divine warmth, and final destination for righteous spirits | | fundamentals=Plane of endless light, source of divine warmth, and final destination for righteous spirits | ||
| universe=[[ | | universe=[[Lethurêa]] | ||
| primary_function=Afterlife and spiritual reunion for the righteous and redeemed | | primary_function=Afterlife and spiritual reunion for the righteous and redeemed | ||
| classification=Sacred Realm, Divine Plane | | classification=Sacred Realm, Divine Plane | ||
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| matter_composition=Non-physical; composed of divine essence, soul-light, and memory-form | | matter_composition=Non-physical; composed of divine essence, soul-light, and memory-form | ||
| interactions=Receives the souls of the dead, grants [[Elements of It'slâmwâ]], anchors [[The Call of It'slâmwâ]] | | interactions=Receives the souls of the dead, grants [[Elements of It'slâmwâ]], anchors [[The Call of It'slâmwâ]] | ||
| relationship_with_other_dimensions=Separated by [[Star ( | | relationship_with_other_dimensions=Separated by [[Star (Lethurêa)|Stars]], which act as 4D rifts to [[Yedistren]] | ||
| known_interactions=Ascension of spirits, guidance of [[Nâ'ôna]], delivery of [[Elements of It'slâmwâ]] | | known_interactions=Ascension of spirits, guidance of [[Nâ'ôna]], delivery of [[Elements of It'slâmwâ]] | ||
| notable_inhabitants=[[Meera Jenlek]], [[Merrik Jenlek]], righteous spirits, ascended immortals | | notable_inhabitants=[[Meera Jenlek]], [[Merrik Jenlek]], righteous spirits, ascended immortals | ||
| notable_gateways=[[Sacred Circle]], [[Star ( | | notable_gateways=[[Sacred Circle]], [[Star (Lethurêa)|Stars]], [[Alendil]], [[Afrêsê'el]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
== Nature and Metaphysics == | == Nature and Metaphysics == | ||
* It'slâmwâ is one of the four fundamental planes of | * It'slâmwâ is one of the four fundamental planes of Lethurêan cosmology: | ||
* [[It'slâmwâ]] – Plane of Divine Light (Heaven) | * [[It'slâmwâ]] – Plane of Divine Light (Heaven) | ||
* [[Yedistren]] – The Mortal Realm | * [[Yedistren]] – The Mortal Realm | ||
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=== Lifemates and the Unified Kingdom === | === Lifemates and the Unified Kingdom === | ||
Spirits who have entered into a true spiritual union through [[The Bond ( | Spirits who have entered into a true spiritual union through [[The Bond (Valorêin)]]—such as [[Lesêa Vêzra Ûrlek]] and [[Zûrik Ûrlek]], or [[Mêra Ûrlek Teslek]] and [[Merik Teslek]]—are inseparably linked not only in mortal life, but in eternity. | ||
During the '''Bonding Process''', their spirits are '''melded''' in a sacred fusion that transcends individual merit. As a result: | During the '''Bonding Process''', their spirits are '''melded''' in a sacred fusion that transcends individual merit. As a result: | ||
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* [[Alendil]] – Halls of Endless Splendor (Highest Kingdom) | * [[Alendil]] – Halls of Endless Splendor (Highest Kingdom) | ||
* [[ | * [[Afrêsê'el]] – The First Kingdom (Second Highest) | ||
* [[Kôl'nok]] – The Lowest Kingdom, bathed in light but farthest from the Divine Presence | * [[Kôl'nok]] – The Lowest Kingdom, bathed in light but farthest from the Divine Presence | ||
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* [[Meera Jenlek]] – The Mother | * [[Meera Jenlek]] – The Mother | ||
* [[Merrik Jenlek]] – The Father | * [[Merrik Jenlek]] – The Father | ||
* [[ | * [[Lethurêa]] – The Universe | ||
These elements are keys to immense spiritual and physical power. '''No mortal may wield their full energy without becoming spirit and light'''. They are bestowed only in sacred circumstances, often within a [[Sacred Circle]]. | These elements are keys to immense spiritual and physical power. '''No mortal may wield their full energy without becoming spirit and light'''. They are bestowed only in sacred circumstances, often within a [[Sacred Circle]]. | ||
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* Keep mortals from attempting entrance | * Keep mortals from attempting entrance | ||
They never step within the plane itself, instead walking its '''4th Dimensional boundary''' near the [[Star ( | They never step within the plane itself, instead walking its '''4th Dimensional boundary''' near the [[Star (Lethurêa)|Stars]]—which act as rifts between It'slâmwâ and [[Yedistren]]. | ||
== The Call of It'slâmwâ == | == The Call of It'slâmwâ == | ||
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== Cultural Interpretations == | == Cultural Interpretations == | ||
* The [[ | * The [[Valorêin]] possess the most accurate understanding of It'slâmwâ due to preserved pre-Curse scriptures. | ||
* Other species believe it to be a reward for righteousness—while some assume only warriors or divine agents may enter. | * Other species believe it to be a reward for righteousness—while some assume only warriors or divine agents may enter. | ||
* Some legends speak of a "fifth plane" for mundane spirits, though this is theologically debated. | * Some legends speak of a "fifth plane" for mundane spirits, though this is theologically debated. | ||
== Judgement Day and Final Role == | == Judgement Day and Final Role == | ||
At the end of the | At the end of the Lethurêan Age: | ||
* All spirits will become [[Immortals]]. | * All spirits will become [[Immortals]]. | ||
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It'slâmwâ will stand as the eternal kingdom of those who served, suffered, endured, and ascended. | It'slâmwâ will stand as the eternal kingdom of those who served, suffered, endured, and ascended. | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Lethurêa universe]] | ||
[[Category:Planes]] | [[Category:Planes]] | ||
Revision as of 12:31, 8 October 2025
It'slâmwâ is the eternal realm of radiant purity, known across Lethurêa as the Final Destination of the Righteous, the Kingdom of Light, and the Seat of the Mother and Father. It exists "above" the mortal plane of Yedistren as a dimension of endless white light, healing, and divine love. The omnipresence of the Divine Parents fills it entirely.
Though it was originally formed by Lethurêa herself as an attempt to create a mortal plane, it was deemed too wondrous by the Divine Parents and taken as their sacred kingdom.
Nature and Metaphysics
- It'slâmwâ is one of the four fundamental planes of Lethurêan cosmology:
- It'slâmwâ – Plane of Divine Light (Heaven)
- Yedistren – The Mortal Realm
- Gozog'nok – Plane of Eternal Darkness (Prison)
- Voyd – The Ethereal Plane
It is not a consciousness, but a place of metaphysical radiance, where all things exist in light, harmony, and spiritual fulfillment.
Entry and Worthiness
Spirits who have taken mortal form and died without the corruption of Malis upon their soul may enter It'slâmwâ.
- Even corrupted spirits may gain entry if they are redeemed and forgiven by the Divine Parents.
- Mortals cannot enter with their bodies; only spirits and immortals may dwell here.
- Those who have served the Free Species in war are granted high place regardless of the circumstances of their death.
Lifemates and the Unified Kingdom
Spirits who have entered into a true spiritual union through The Bond (Valorêin)—such as Lesêa Vêzra Ûrlek and Zûrik Ûrlek, or Mêra Ûrlek Teslek and Merik Teslek—are inseparably linked not only in mortal life, but in eternity.
During the Bonding Process, their spirits are melded in a sacred fusion that transcends individual merit. As a result:
- The two bonded souls ascend together to the same Kingdom of It'slâmwâ.
- Even if one soul's deeds would normally place them in a lesser realm, the union binds them to the highest realm achieved between the two.
- This merging is not hierarchical—it is loving, mutual, and a reflection of Divine Parentage as exemplified by Meera and Merrik.
Such a union is unbreakable and eternal. It is one of the few sacred covenants that alters judgment not through pity, but through divine precedent. The light of one does not merely lift the other—it becomes them both.
Structure and Kingdoms
It'slâmwâ is composed of ten spiritual kingdoms, each representing a degree of righteousness and service:
- Alendil – Halls of Endless Splendor (Highest Kingdom)
- Afrêsê'el – The First Kingdom (Second Highest)
- Kôl'nok – The Lowest Kingdom, bathed in light but farthest from the Divine Presence
Each realm provides comfort, healing, and purpose. Those in higher kingdoms may visit loved ones in lower kingdoms. Spirits reunited from war and death often find healing here.
The Elements of It'slâmwâ
The Elements of It'slâmwâ are divine fragments—not of the realm itself, but of the power of:
These elements are keys to immense spiritual and physical power. No mortal may wield their full energy without becoming spirit and light. They are bestowed only in sacred circumstances, often within a Sacred Circle.
Role of the Nâ'ôna
The Nâ'ôna guard the thresholds of It'slâmwâ. They:
- Guide spirits to their mothers during conception
- Lead the lost across the rift at death
- Keep mortals from attempting entrance
They never step within the plane itself, instead walking its 4th Dimensional boundary near the Stars—which act as rifts between It'slâmwâ and Yedistren.
The Call of It'slâmwâ
This mysterious phenomenon summons spirits home after death. However, not all species hear it naturally. In such cases, the Nâ'ôna guide them across the rift. Once a spirit has entered It'slâmwâ, they do not return until Judgement Day.
Cultural Interpretations
- The Valorêin possess the most accurate understanding of It'slâmwâ due to preserved pre-Curse scriptures.
- Other species believe it to be a reward for righteousness—while some assume only warriors or divine agents may enter.
- Some legends speak of a "fifth plane" for mundane spirits, though this is theologically debated.
Judgement Day and Final Role
At the end of the Lethurêan Age:
- All spirits will become Immortals.
- The most righteous will ascend to Divinity.
- The rest will be placed permanently in It'slâmwâ, Yedistren, or Gozog'nok.
It'slâmwâ will stand as the eternal kingdom of those who served, suffered, endured, and ascended.