How Does Khoshekh's Characters Affect The Creation Of Earth?

It all started with Uranus and Gaea. They were the first God and Goddess. Gaea is the Goddess of the Earth. Uranus is the God of sky. Another name that refer to Gaea is Mother Earth. Uranus and Gaea First children are called the titans. They had 6 titans, which are boys. They also had 6 titanesses, which are girls. The titan had ridiculous amount of strength. One of the titans was named Cronus. Uranus and Gaea had 3 cyclops children. There names were Lightning, Thunder,and Thunderbolt. The cyclopes are strong smiths. Then Uranus and Gaea had a 3 generation of kids, which were 3 sons. They had 50 heads & 100 strong arms. Uranus put the cyclops and 3rd generation of children into Tartarus. Gaea told her Titan kids to help her and kill Uranus for sending there other kids into Tartarus. Gaea told her children, who ever chooses to kill there father get the title lord of the universe and also free his siblings. Cronus said he would, but his father fled before he got the chance.

Oscar Wilde is quoted saying "Be yourself; everyone else is already taken". Being yourself sounds like an amazing thing to do these days. Not only does the concept sound amazing it also sounds challenging. How can being yourself be challenging? With so many outside influences it is easy to get sidetrack and distracted from the inner you. The true self is covered up with conditioned fear based thinking. This is born from the fear of rejection. For example, The "Foundations of the Earth" by Randall Kenan explores the fear that some have of religious consequences. Consequences that their faith has implied on them. Kenan describes a woman's journey through these

According to the ancient Aztec religion, it took the gods five tries to create the world. The first four attempts had failed because the gods were fighting among themselves. Each creator-god would take a turn being the sun in order for the world to function properly so that it would be habitable. The gods had a council and decided that Nanauatl, a lowly, humble god, would have to sacrifice himself to become the sun. But there was a major problem with this, he was not moving. It was then that the gods realized that they would also have to sacrifice themselves so the humans could live. The god Ehecatl sacrificed all the other gods and a strong wind arose to help move the sun. Once they fixed the sun, they recreated the world for the fifth time.

Eva- WHO ARE YOU! How can you sit back and let the people suffer because the army wants you too. Where is the man that I married? Where is the man who married a jade and challenged the whole world because of it. That’s the man I need at my side Juan, not this….imbecile who’s going to let the army steamroll over him. (calmer and out of breath) I’m dying, Juan, let me do this...for my people. Let them see that I can stand for them no matter how ill I may be. Juan (she faints and Juan catches her)

A very long time ago, there were four mighty gods playing around with the Earth. Each god was only able to control one part of the environment. With these powers, these all-powerful gods would fight. The final goal was to create something, while sabotaging the other god. There was the god of water, Apache. Apache was greedy and always had to win. Secondly, there was Shawnee, Shawnee controlled the fire, but Shawnee was just sick of Apache winning all the time. Next, there was Navajo who had control of the Earth. Navajo was also the god of wisdom. Navajo always knew what to do. Navajo and Shawnee were companions until the very end of their days. Lastly, there was Hupa, he controlled the air. Hupa didn’t socialize much unless he had too.

In the beginning of time, there was a god and his four children who created the earth. For example, all five gods had a different job on their creation. His four children were gods of earth, wind, fire, and water; they created the basics of Earth. The main god, Atenis, was in charge of creating the living specimens and giving the modernistic earth purpose. Furthermore, Atenis and his children had to discover a suitable piece of land for their creation. They searched far and wide for the perfect planet to establish a world. After a year of scrutinizing throughout the galaxy, the gods rejoiced when they found land that would soon be called Earth. Before long, Atenis sent his children to construct his mental idea to a physical being.

Two gods, Kero and Tashe, wanted to stop the ongoing war and make the world a livable place for all and everyone. A world where they could unleash themselves and create something beautiful and fantastic, something…new. Something for everyone. But, to do that they needed the gods to unite and stop fighting. The task was not an easy one

The book begins with the main character Wang Lung waking up on his wedding day, preparing to be wed to a slave of the rich house of Hwang. His father is disapproving of Wang Lung’s feeling to impress his soon to be wife. The chinese culture at the time emphasised the role of a wife is to serve the husband, even if the husband is just a poor farmer. As Wang Lung and O-lan progress in their marriage, O-lan works feverishly to help Wang Lung in the fields. This eventually leads to a slight increase in wealth and social class along with the birth of their first born son. Wang Lung and O-lan continue to work the fields, gain wealth and have another son and their first daughter. Soon after the birth of their third child a great famine hits the town of Wang Lung and the entire household decides to trek north in hopes of finding food in the extravagant city. Once reaching the city, O-lan and the children beg and steal for food while Wang Lung works to provide money. After narrowly avoiding seizure because of a war in the region, all the jobs dry up and Wang Lung starts to debate selling his youngest child t pay for travel back to his homeland. Then a fellow beggar announces that the great palace gates are open and Wang Lung rushes in and seizes enough gold to fund his travel back to his land without selling any of his children. When Wang Lung arrives back home, his house is empty but he uses his leftover money from the palace to start tending the fields immediately.

The Greek creation myth, describes how in the beginning, before the world came into being, there was only confused nothingness, called chaos. Chaos, contained the seeds of everything, including the earth, sea, heavens and gods. It took a long time for daylight and nighttime to grow out of Chaos, as did Mother Earth, called Gaia and with her, Eros or true love. Gaia created Uranus, the sky and she also made the mountains and the sea. Although the universe was created, there was no one to enjoy it. Gaia took Uranus as her husband. Together, they produced 12 supernatural beings( 6 sons and 6 daughters), called Titans. These mighty children were the world’s first gods. Gaia and Uranus also had 6 more children, very different from the titans, the Cyclopes and the Monsters. They were very powerful and terrifying creatures that alarmed their father. Uranus decided to imprison all of them, including the Titans, in the deepest depths of the Earth with chains so they couldn’t escape. Gaia felt very sad and angry and decided

Long ago, in a town unknown, lived a group of gods. There was Rai, the god of thunder, Solar, the god of the Sun, Lunar, the god of the moon, Lilith, the goddess of death, Tempest, the goddess of misfortune, Akahoshi, the god of Luck, and Terra, the god of earth. Among the gods, lived mortals. One day, a huge festival was being held in Terra’s honor. People carried him and around town on a throne made of pure gold. They Presented him with a crown of gold and smokey quartz. Terra was overjoyed with this celebration as he loved mortals and the earth.

That is why she has been studying the laws of war, in secret from Lieutenant Colet-who believes in the prophecy. By training and learning, she hopes to convince her doubters that she is the perfect choice in stabilizing the realm and restoring peace, as well as protecting her people from invasion-whether they are from across the sea or over their boarders. However, none of her efforts will succeed, until she finds a worthy husband that will increase her standing with those that question her abilities to embody her father’s

Those who fell in battle were carried to their homes by their family. They were covered by the embrace of their native land and decorously laid out in death by those whose duty it is to bury them.” (Page 54 Lines 386-390) Although the other women find it hard to see the positive and call Kassandra mad, this is again her way of coping with her distress. This shows how badly war has weakened the mind and heart of

“Tears don’t work on me.” He sunk his club into her side. “Rule three: only cry to lower their guard, then take advantage of it.” The club dug into her again. “You don’t need tears. You’re not helpless. You’re not weak. You’re a girl, yes, that’s the only difference. You’re strong. You’re capable. If anyone tries to convince you otherwise, remember, you’re a Fjorn warrior, born for this. And when you turn eighteen, you’ll choose to spend your days as an assassin or a guardian. And you’ll be the best of us that ever lived. And you will live because I couldn’t bare losing the last member of my family, so I won’t be easy on you, because your enemy won’t be, whatever vocation you choose. Now, get up, be a woman and save yourself.”

Nobody wants to be a power-hungry and cruel person, with a hateable personality. However, those people still exist, both in real life and in dystopian worlds, such as the world in the Lunar Chronicles series. In this collection of stories, Queen Levana of Luna was shown to have a brutal, tyrannical, and vain personality. This caused her to be loathed by the citizens of both the Earthen Union and Luna, leading to wars and rebellions throughout the course of the story.

Chaos created the world and brought all things into existence. Chaos created Gaea, who was also known as mother earth. Gaea alone gave birth to and wed Uranus. The ancients had no fixed laws and did not consider this union unsuitable. Gaea later gave birth to twelve Titans with Uranus. Uranus was so fearful of the strength of his six sons Oceanus, Coeus, Creus, Hyperion, Iapetus, and Cronus and six daughters Ilia, Rhea, Themis, Thetis, Mnemosyne, and Pheoebe that he banished them to the hidden places in the earth. Dissatisfied with the treatment of her children Gaea plotted against Uranus. Gaea went to the Titans with her plot, but the only one who had the courage to go through with the plan was the youngest, Cronus. Gaea set Cronus free and gave him a scythe to overthrow his father. Cronus defeated his father and set free his brothers and sisters. In defeat Uranus cursed his son, and foretold that one day that he too would be overthrown by his own son. Cronus took his sister Rhea as his wife and assigned a portion of the world to govern to each of his brothers and sisters. Hyperion and Pheobe were responsible for the sun and moon. Oceanus and Thetis were given oceans and rivers. Themis and Ilia were responsible for justice and sight. Creus and Mnemosyne were responsible for heavenly constellations and memory. While Coeus and Iapetus ruled over intelligence and morality (Atsma).