The World Weaver

He unweaves the spirals of being — and weaves them anew. From within the existing structure, at the point where form still has a choice: where the current should flow, how the facets should close.

The first deity descended into the underworld for the bones of the dead — and brought them to life with its own blood. The second passed through dismemberment and reassembly to know from the inside: death is a passage. The third holds the space between worlds. The demiurge is what all three were engaged in: the very work with the currents, embodied in a figure.

In his hand, the code of life as a tool. The one who unweaves it — holds the thread.