Great God

Not much is known about the Great God. No one, not even the other Gods, have heard him spoken before. He is referenced with male terms but it is speculated that he is both male and female; neither and all at once. He is the most powerful God out of all and is said to have created the universe.

Symbolism and Legends
The Great God has "all of the colors of a rainbow". This represents him being everywhere and in everything all of the time. Legend says that one's ears get warm when embarassed, excited or flustered because the Great God's ears carry warm colors. The inside of his right ear represents hearth of fire; the left represents the depth and impulsiveness of heart.

The eye on his forehead is unknown to be real or not. Most say it doesn't matter because the Great God can see everywhere at once. It represents limitless knowledge and spiritual intuition.

The Great God's eyes represent the Sun and Moon. The right, the Sun, corresponds to the Ear of Hearth. Legend says the Sun revitalizes oneself because it is connected with the Ear of Hearth. It carries all three warm colors: red, orange, and yellow. The fur around this eye is yellow to represent rays of light.

The left eye, the Moon, corresponds to the Ear of Heart. Legend says that the Moon influences the tides because it is connected with the Ear of Heart; always pushing and pulling the feelings and pulse of life. The Eye of Moon carries cool colors, mostly blues. The pupil is white to represent the Moon itself, and the odd structure of his pupil is told to represent young saplings --- life.

The Great God's neck and throat simply represent the span of sky, effortlessly breathing and expanding.

His body is said to be space itself, carrying its young stars in his fur. The fur darkens to black especially at the tailtip, and lesserso at his paws.

Lastly, the cloud surrounding the Great God represents the galaxies he created. Some like to think that he carries them around to protect them as they grow, then places them into the sky when they are full of enough life.