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- Mangala (Hindu Astrological): is Bhauma (‘son of Bhumi’ or Bha) in Sanskrit. He is the god of Mars and war, and is celibate. He is the owner of the Aries and Scorpio signs, and a teacher of the occult sciences
- ʼIlu (Proto-Semitic): “god” (Sky god, head of pantheon: (Akkadian-Babylonian): Ilu, (Ugaritic): il, (Phoenician): ʼl/Ēlos, (Hebrew): El/Elohim, (Arabic): Allāh, (Old South Arabian): ʼl)
- Budha (Hindu Astrological): is the god of the planet Mercury and the son of Chandra (the moon) with Tara (Taraka). He is also the god of merchandise and protector of merchants. He is of Rajas Guna and represents Communication
- Seongjushin (Korean): god of the actual house; supreme leader of the Gashin
- Pleroma (Gnostic): supreme divine source is known under a variety of names, including “Pleroma” (fullness, totality) and “Bythos” (depth, profundity) Almost all gnostic systems of the Syrian or Egyptian type taught that the universe began with an original, unknowable God, referred to as the Parent or Bythos, as the Monad by Monoimus, or the first Aeon by still other traditions. From this initial unitary beginning, the One spontaneously emanated further Aeons, pairs of progressively “lesser” beings in sequence. The lowest of these pairs were Sophia and Christ