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'''Kosmos''' is a universe shaped by sacred mythologies and cosmic purpose, once inspired by Judeo-Christian and Apocryphal traditions. Over time, it has evolved into a richly woven mythopoeic tapestry, where celestial beings, divine hierarchies, and advanced civilizations interweave across ethereal and material realms. At its heart lies a reverence for free will, spiritual ascension, and the eternal struggle between light and darkness. Kosmos is the progenitor of all universes, a divine crucible where humanity is tested, angels are forged, and new gods are born. | '''Kosmos''' is a universe shaped by sacred mythologies and cosmic purpose, once inspired by Judeo-Christian and Apocryphal traditions. Over time, it has evolved into a richly woven mythopoeic tapestry, where celestial beings, divine hierarchies, and advanced civilizations interweave across ethereal and material realms. At its heart lies a reverence for free will, spiritual ascension, and the eternal struggle between light and darkness. Kosmos is the progenitor of all universes, a divine crucible where humanity is tested, angels are forged, and new gods are born. | ||
[[File:Kosmos1.jpg|thumb|Kosmos viewed as a whole.]] | |||
== Origins and Cosmology == | == Origins and Cosmology == | ||