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 //**Taaravahr**// is the name of the kavkem 'baseline' [[kavkem:mythology]], very roughly analoguous to the shared scriptures of the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abrahamic_religions|Abrahamic religions]]. //**Taaravahr**// is the name of the kavkem 'baseline' [[kavkem:mythology]], very roughly analoguous to the shared scriptures of the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abrahamic_religions|Abrahamic religions]].
  
-//Taaravahr// means "the form of the world", derived from the words [[kendane͡ivash:word:taara]] (form) and [[kendane͡ivash:word:vahr]] (world).+//Taaravahr// means "the form of the world", derived from the words //taara// (form) and //vahr// (world).
  
 ===== Cosmology ===== ===== Cosmology =====
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 Deities in //Taaravahr// are neither omniscient nor omnipresent. They are not commonly considered omnipotent (with the exception of Garukaron), but are best compared with extremely powerful elementalists. They can be affected by curses, they can bind their powers to a promise, their own belief in the correctness of their actions affects the strength with which their power influences the world, and occasionally these traits are cited as a reason why Tamas̈elu is weakened (assuming the adherents think so - if they have never met her, they are more likely to assume her //too busy// rather than //weakened//). Deities in //Taaravahr// are neither omniscient nor omnipresent. They are not commonly considered omnipotent (with the exception of Garukaron), but are best compared with extremely powerful elementalists. They can be affected by curses, they can bind their powers to a promise, their own belief in the correctness of their actions affects the strength with which their power influences the world, and occasionally these traits are cited as a reason why Tamas̈elu is weakened (assuming the adherents think so - if they have never met her, they are more likely to assume her //too busy// rather than //weakened//).
  
-The minimum of traits that separates deities from mortals is that deities possess [[:qidravem|qidravema]] or **soul catchers**, which grant them the ability (and typically also the //compulsion//) of immortality.+The minimum of traits that separates deities from mortals is that deities possess [[:kavkem:mythology:qidravem|qidravema]] or **soul catchers**, which grant them the ability (and typically also the //compulsion//) of immortality.
  
-Other common creatures within //Taaravahr//, less powerful than the gods, are kiikama and [[:Yirh|Yirha]].+Other common creatures within //Taaravahr//, less powerful than the gods, are kiikama and [[:kavkem:mythology:Yirh|Yirha]].
  
 ===== Prophecies ===== ===== Prophecies =====
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     * [[:kavkem:mythology:Maenona]]     * [[:kavkem:mythology:Maenona]]
   * [[:kavkem:mythology:kiikam|kiikama]]   * [[:kavkem:mythology:kiikam|kiikama]]
-  * [[:Yirh|Yirha]]+  * [[:kavkem:mythology:Yirh|Yirha]]
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