The Beauty
The Beauty is the god of life as it is meant to be lived.
Not perfection. Not purity.
Vitality. Desire. Creation.
She governs birth and rebirth, art and expression, growth that comes with pain, and love that leaves scars.
Names Across the Land
- Common Name: The Beauty
- Animalis (Solisan): Isis
- Northern (Barbarian): Balder
Her name changes, but her worship always blooms where life insists on continuing.
Beliefs and Teachings
- Life is sacred because it ends
- Creation requires destruction
- Beauty is not innocence—it is survival with grace
- Love is a force, not a promise
The Beauty teaches that living fully is a moral act.
Worship
Her worship is everywhere:
- Songs sung without temples
- Lovers touching foreheads before parting
- Paintings finished in tears
- Fields planted despite famine
Many pray to her unknowingly.
She answers anyway.
Clergy and Temples
Her clergy include artists, midwives, healers, and gardeners.
Temples are open spaces—gardens, studios, halls filled with light.
Some are beautiful.
Some are unsettling.
Common Sayings
- “Live well.”
- “Create something.”
- “Life continues.”
Relationships Within the Pantheon
- The Mother creates life; the Beauty teaches how to live it
- The Lover feels love; the Beauty nurtures it
- The Reaper ends life; the Beauty makes it worth ending
The Beauty does not deny death.
She defies it.