How Did Atenis Affect The Creation Of Earth?

In the beginning of everything, the gods were gracious and kind to form a world fit for their people. Blessed with prosperous, green lands; various breeds of animals, for food; the highest mountains made of strong gray stone, for shelter.

She created a man and a women they populated the world. The moon and the sun had yet to be created but it would soon be something that would come into creation. The land and water god and the life creating job then had a child. It was the moon and sun god.

There were water animals "Monsters" already in existence, and a women which was the "second generation of sky women to become pregnant without sexual activity". Creation of the earth was immensely different in this story; in fact it was created by mud that the woman placed on the back of the turtle, causing it to grow into a big Island that we today call Earth. After time, a good mind, Enigorio, and a bad mind, Enigonhahetgea, were created. The good mind was bothered with the darkness and he therefor created light, the sun, using the parents head which he then created an orb with. He later constructed the moon, stars, creeks, rivers, forests, fishes, man, and woman. The bad mind also took part in this creation of the earth. He constructed high mountains, waterfalls, great steeps, and various reptiles which would negatively impact mankind. The bad mind and good mind tried to out power each other with the creations of earth. The bad mind creating what could hurt mankind, and the good mind creating what could comfort

The religions of the Greek, Ute, and Hawaiian cultures strive to attribute Gods for the forces of the natural world around them, bridging the gap between their understanding of their world and the effect on them. For instance, the Ute Great Spirit Manitou infused life into the world, and all things in it, thus populating the world of the Ute. There were mountains, trees, deer and of course the bear to rule them all. Also, Hawaiians believe that Kumulipo the male, and Po’ele the female, born from darkness and in turn gave birth to many more Gods like Kane-i-ka-wai-ola diminishing darkness, Pohaha night coming into dawn. The Greek Goddess Eurynome laid the great egg that hatched the world with all of its creatures and plants. These myths

The Enuma Elish explains this creation by using numerous gods to create earth, for example: Apsu and Tiamat are the water that helps flood the landmass that is later created into earth. Lahmu and Lahumu are the silt that later is turned into the actual earth and dirt that individuals walk on. So the story uses the forces of nature and considers them as gods whereas many people just see rivers and ocean as just water and nothing else.

Thousands of years ago there was no land, sun, moon, or stars, and the world was only a great sea of water, and above it stretched the sky. The water was the kingdom of the goddess Agua, and the sky was ruled by the great god Capatan. Agua had a daughter called Laya, goddess of the sea, and Capatan had a son known as Lingo, god of the wind. Both gods agreed to marry their children together. Together they had three sons, Dino, Crono, and Amene, and one daughter, Laya. Dino had a body of rock and was strong and brave. Crono was formed of gold and was always delighted. Amene was made of copper and was shy and timid. Laya, the daughter, was a very delicate, elegant, and graceful goddess and had a body of pure silver. She was also very gentle and

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.

In the beginning there was nothing except for the sun and giant Australian shepherds who ruled the land. These Australian shepherds lived in a palace, high above where the earth would once form, close to the sun. When new Australian shepherds were born they would often have parties to celebrate the new puppies. One day the emperor of the dogs and his wife had some new puppies, and the dogs threw the biggest party that the palace had ever seen, they were having so much fun that party shook the whole palace, and even the sun. Everything began to rumble and shake. So a part of the sun fell out of the sky hurdling and landing on Earth. This making a huge explosion. When this happened it created the rivers, mountains, rocks, and trees. The party

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.

The gods were pleased with what they did, but they were still missing one thing. To feel completely satisfied, Odin took two broken trees and formed them into the first man and woman.

The last creation: family trees. There have been many family trees with many children. In the Egyptian creation, the first generation of gods was Atum, then the next was Shu and

In the beginning of the myth, the gods Plumed Serpent and Hurricane created the first plant life and the mountains on Earth. As time went by, the gods felt there was something missing because there was no noise on the planet. They then created animals to live in the forests. Once the animals were created, the gods had the intention of having the animals speak. Without language, the animals could not worship the gods properly. This left the gods unsatisfied. With this, the gods decided to create humans. The humans would be able to worship the gods and the animals would stay in the forests to serve the needs of man.

Cielon began ruling the heavens and sky while watching his older brother roam alone on Earth. Cielon felt bad for his older brother since his other two siblings were killed and he was separated from his new siblings. He decided the King of the Earth could use some worshippers. He worked diligently day and night, devising the perfect solution. He took some of the moisture that had floated up from earth and stole stardust from where his mother lived, to create his own daughter, Nubia. Nubia was named the goddess of the clouds and Cielon granted her the gift to float between the heavens and roam freely on the Earth.

The creation of the gods starts with chaos and from the chaos came the endless gods: Eros, Tartarus, and Gaea (Love, hell, and the earth). Gaea created Uranus, the first ruler of the sky and Eros

The traditional legend begins with Rangi (the sky father) and Papa (the earth mother) uniting to give birth to numerous offspring: gods of the sea, forest, wind, wild food, planted food, and mankind.5 Once born, the children constantly quarreled with one another in the darkness and finally decided to separate their parents to create light. The god of the wind, opposed to the idea, fled to the sky where his anger manifested into thunder and lightening. Disregarding his brother’s opinion, the god of the forest successfully separated his parents’ loving embrace. The disconnection enabled life to flourish and thrive throughout the land. Unfortunately, Rangi and Papa were forever separated. Rangi’s constant flow of tears filled the oceans and lakes. To this day, many Maori believe that Rangi and Papa’s infinite sorrow is responsible for the dew, mist and rain.5