Keter

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Keter
PronounsShe/Her
CreatorRevo

Keter is the Sephira of Will and Creation, as the first among her sisters, she is responsible for observing Sentience and Concept.

Summary

Keter is the Sephira of Will, as the first of the ten Wings of Life, she is responsible for observing Sentience. Within Earth's solar system, she is represented by the Sun. As the eldest of the Wings, she is entrusted with maintaining impartial judgment between them.

Powers & Abilities

  • Psionics: As the Sephira responsible for observing Sentience, Keter possesses a mind stronger than her sisters, allowing her to perform psionic feats that would typically associated with a god.
  • Observer Physiology: Keter is a Sephira, granting her abilities many would consider supernatural:
    • Prophecy: Keter is able to look into the future and see how things will pass.
    • Cosmic Awareness: Keter possesses an immense level of Cosmic Awareness, granting her knowledge of the workings of the Multiverse, from grand cosmic secrets to intimate personal facts.
    • Immortality: As one of the Wings of Life, Keter is technically a piece of Max's cosmic body, meaning that she is incapable of being killed, destroyed, or erased permanently unless he should fall first.

Notes

  • As with all of the Wings of Life, Keter is a part of the Kabbalistic Tree of Life, located at the top of the tree, it represents with the divine will and impulse of creation, and is associated with with the divine name Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh.

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