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Chung Kuel (Intermediate God) Also known as K’uei Hsing, Chung Kuel was a brilliant mortal who finished first in all of his examinations. However, he was so ugly that the Emperor would not affirm his success. When the despondent Chung Kuel threw himself into the sea, a turtle saved his life. The Emperor took this

Tlaloc (Intermediate God) Tlaloc, “he who makes things grow”, is the god of rain and moisture, who presided over the Third Sun. He is a cruel deity who delights in the torture of helpless innocents. Given his evil nature, it seems strange that Tlaloc has created Tlalocan, a gay paradise reserved for the victims of

Mictlantecuhtli (Intermediate God) Mictlantecuhtli with his wife Mictanchihuatl, rules over the Aztec afterlife from Tlalxicco, the ninth and lowest level of the Aztec underworld. People unlucky enough not to die during an activity presided over by another god – in combat, as prisoners, during childbirth, etc – must undertake the journey across the nine rivers

Morning Star Spirit (Intermediate God) To Morning Star, the Great Spirit has entrusted the Breath of Life, which Morning Star must spread over the earth each dawn. Morning Star is free to use this gift as he sees fit, but he is generally a benevolent god who executes his duty faithfully. Visible on the Prime

Great Spirit (Greater God) The Great Spirit dwells in the Upper World and is the most powerful of all North American lndian deities. Though it would be incorrect to say that he is the leader o r ruler of the pantheon, he is the master of light and the breath of life. Without him, no

Earth Spirit (Intermediate God) Earth is known by several names: Earth Mother, Nokomis. and the Grandmother. She is the beginning and end of all life, for all mortal beings spring from her bosom upon birth and return to it upon death. She feeds all animals, men, and plants, and is the provider of the Water