Father-figure of Tuatha Dé Danann. Wields the cauldron of plenty and the club of life and death. Controls seasons, crops, and time.

Master of winds and storms. Bringer of weather changes.

Symbol of the entrance to the divine realm.

Primordial Aztec deity embodying duality, creation, and cosmic balance. Male and female, light and dark.

Emblem of courage, royalty, and King Solomon's lineage.

Inner strength, courage, compassion, gentle control, mastery of primal urges.

A strong leader who secured Tibet's independence and modernized the country, resisting British and Chinese encroachment.

Father of Roman people. God of military power and agriculture.

God of storms, rain, and thunder. Bringer of both abundance and destruction.

God of rain and fertility. Rules lightning, water, and agriculture.

The eternal dharma, symbolized by the swastika of permanence.

Lord of sky and thunder. Ruler of Olympus and king of the gods.

Reflects the divine truth and justice of God.

God of sun and prosperity. Brings warmth and abundance to the world.

The ineffable, transcendent source of all existence.

Established the Karma Kagyu school and Tsurphu Monastery. Regarded as the founder of the lineage.

God of the sea, earthquakes, and horses. Brother of Zeus.

Transition, endings, transformation, metamorphosis, necessary conclusion of cycle.

Supreme deity of Romans. God of sky, thunder and state power.

Willpower, skill, action, and ability to manifest goals using available resources.

God of the Sun, justice, and truth. Guardian of righteousness and divine law.

Symbol of balance between light and dark. Unity of opposites.

Supreme god of thunder and lightning. Protector of warriors and ruler of the skies.

The first to be formally recognized as a Tulku (reincarnation) and the first to wear the Black Crown.