Aeon of self-generation, representing divine self-sufficiency and creative power.

Most powerful goddess, mistress of magic and healing. Resurrected Osiris and protected Horus.

Divine immortality. Guardian of plants and life.

Sacred fire and purification. Son of Ahura Mazda.

God of shepherds and fertility, consort of Inanna. His death and rebirth symbolize the cycle of seasons.

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

Goddess of fertility, birth, and resurrection. Depicted as a frog or woman with frog head.

Form of Devi who cut off her own head, drinks her blood while feeding disciples.

God of earthquakes and volcanoes, youngest of the gods.

Ruler of the Great Below, goddess of death and rebirth. Sister of Inanna.

The One Thing is the primal substance and alchemical source of all things. It is the key to transformation and the secret of the Philosopher’s Stone.

Serpent's tail. Brings spiritual enlightenment through chaos.

Sustainer of universe. Manifests as avatars to restore dharma.

God of fertility, vegetation, and renewal.

Goddess of winter and death. Associated with seasonal cycles and rebirth.

A mythical bird that is cyclically born again, by arising from the ashes of its predecessor.

Symbol of rebirth, vegetation, and the living earth. Appears in spring festivals and May Day rites.

Known as Jesus. Performed miracles by Allah's permission and received the Gospel.

Shiva as cosmic dancer. Represents eternal cycles.

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

Lord of transformation. Cosmic dancer of creation and destruction.

Female embodiment of enlightened energy. Rides clouds.

Female avatar of Vishnu. Seduced demons to protect divine nectar.

The Word made flesh, savior of humanity through divine sacrifice.