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Architects

  1. Brahma: Known as the Creator within the Trimurti, Brahma designs the universe and sets the framework for existence, establishing the laws of creation and cosmic order.

  2. Vishwakarma: The celestial architect is responsible for constructing divine cities, celestial weapons, and the abodes of gods, including Indra’s heaven (Svarga).

Hinduism

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  1. God the Father: The ultimate Creator, who designs and brings forth the universe, setting the divine blueprint for all creation.

  2. Metatron: Often referred to as the "scribe of God," Metatron is seen as the keeper of the celestial blueprint of creation, ensuring the divine plan is recorded and implemented.

Christianity

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  1. Chaos: The primordial deity from which the cosmos emerged represents the creative potential and initial framework of existence.

  2. Hephaestus: The god of craftsmanship and technology, who forges tools,

Greek Mythology

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Architects
 
Architects create spiritual frameworks that allow beings to evolve, grow, and fulfil their soul’s purpose. They translate the intentions of the highest divine source into functional systems that manifest in the heavens and on Earth. Designing systems interconnecting all realms ensures harmony between the physical, astral, and spiritual dimensions.
Overseers
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Overseers enforce divine laws, intervening when necessary to prevent imbalances or violations of universal principles. They provide direction and support to spiritual beings, humans, and even celestial bodies, helping them stay aligned with their purpose. Overseers may act during moments of crisis, ensuring that divine assistance flows to where it is most needed.
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Architects and Overseers

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Architects and overseers play pivotal roles in co-creation by shaping and guiding the overall structure, order, and progression of creation. These beings work at higher levels of cosmic organization, ensuring that divine plans unfold according to universal principles and align with the greater purpose of evolution and spiritual growth. Together, architects design the structure, and overseers ensure its smooth and harmonious operation, both working together to support the ongoing process of divine co-creation.

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Egyptian Mythology

  1. Ptah: The god of creation and artisans, Ptah, is said to have created the universe through thought and speech, forming its structure and essence.

  2. Ma’at: The goddess of truth, balance, and order, Ma’at ensures that the universe remains in harmony and that all beings adhere to the principles of cosmic justice.

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Norse Mythology

  1. Ymir: The primordial giant whose body was used by Odin and his brothers to create the world, providing the physical framework for existence.

  2. Odin: As the all-father, Odin seeks wisdom and knowledge, shaping the spiritual and moral framework of the cosmos.

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Buddhism

  1. Brahma: Seen as the creator of the physical universe in certain cosmological interpretations, responsible for the framework of existence.

  2. Vishvakarman: A celestial artisan who constructs heavenly realms and palaces for the deities.

  1. The Great Spirit (Wakan Tanka, Creator): Revered as the ultimate source of life and the cosmic architect of creation in many Native American traditions.

  2. Spider Grandmother (Hopi): A creator deity who weaves the web of life and designs the interconnectedness of existence

Indigenous and Shamanic Traditions

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1. Ahura Mazda: The cosmos' supreme god and creator establishes Asha's divine laws (order, truth, and righteousness).

Zoroastrianism

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  1. Pangu: In Chinese mythology, Pangu is the creator of the universe, shaping the heavens and the Earth from primordial chaos.

  2. Nuwa: The goddess who shaped humanity and repaired the heavens, designing the balance between humanity and the cosmos.

Chinese Traditions

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Overseers

  1. Vishnu: The Preserver who maintains the balance of the universe, intervening through his avatars (e.g., Krishna, Rama) to restore dharma (cosmic order).

  2. Shiva: As both a destroyer and regenerator, Shiva oversees the cycle of creation and dissolution, ensuring the continuity of universal processes.

Hinduism

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  1. Archangel Michael: A protector and enforcer of divine law, ensuring that the will of God is upheld and serving as a leader of the heavenly host.

  2. Holy Spirit: Acts as a guide and sustainer of life, inspiring divine wisdom and facilitating God’s presence across all dimensions.

Christianity

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  1. Zeus: As king of the gods, Zeus governs and maintains order among gods and mortals, intervening when cosmic or moral laws are threatened.

  2. The Moirai (Fates): Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos oversee the threads of life, determining destiny and ensuring the flow of cosmic design.

Greek Mythology

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  1. Thoth: The god of wisdom and knowledge, Thoth designs and records the cosmic laws and principles governing the universe.

  2. Ra: As the sun god, Ra oversees the sun's daily cycle, maintaining the rhythm of creation and sustaining life.

Egyptian Mythology

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  1. Heimdall: Heimdall, the gods' watchman, oversees Asgard's protection and ensures the divine order's safety.

  2. Norns: Like the Moirai, these beings oversee fate and destiny, weaving the threads of life within Yggdrasil, the world tree.

Norse Mythology

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  1. Bodhisattvas: Advanced spiritual beings like Avalokiteshvara (compassion) and Manjushri (wisdom) oversee sentient beings' spiritual guidance and progress

  2. Dharmapalas: Guardians of the Dharma who protect the teachings and ensure their proper transmission.

Buddhism

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Indigenous and Shamanic Traditions

  1. Animal Spirits: They serve as overseers of specific domains, such as the eagle, which provides vision; the bear, which includes protection; and the wolf, which offers guidance.

  2. Ancestors: Oversee the well-being of their descendants, ensuring that traditions and spiritual balance are maintained.

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Zoroastrianism

  1. Amesha Spentas: Seven divine beings oversee various aspects of creation, such as fire, water, plants, and the moral order.

  2. Yazatas: Celestial beings oversee natural elements and cosmic principles, ensuring the universe remains balanced.

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Chinese Traditions

  1. Jade Emperor: Oversees the celestial bureaucracy, ensuring divine laws are followed and maintaining cosmic harmony.

  2. Four Heavenly Kings: Guardians of the four cardinal directions protect the world from chaos and uphold balance.

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