Goddess of truth and justice who weighs hearts against a feather in the afterlife for balance.

Titaness of divine law and order, holding scales to symbolize fairness and equilibrium.

Not a static point, but the dynamic, overarching pattern created by the alternating forces, representing the higher-order harmony that includes conflict.

The ultimate teaching of the myth: not the eradication of one force by the other, but their eternal, dynamic equilibrium.

The dynamic, active state of equilibrium sought by honoring both twins, representing the psychological and cosmic ideal of harmony between opposing forces.

The ultimate goal of the myth, the restoration of the sacred equilibrium between growth and rest, giving and receiving, which is true health.

The ultimate goal and operating principle of the cosmos as established by Mawu-Lisa, signifying harmony between opposing forces.

The ultimate outcome of the myth, the hard-won state of cosmic and psychological order where opposing forces are reconciled in a dynamic, complementary relationship.

The central goal of the mythic dynamic; the harmonious state achieved when the ego's actions are in alignment with the needs and laws of the deeper psychic ecology.

The core theme and goal of the myth, the dynamic, ever-adjusting state of Itutu that must be maintained between taking and giving, action and reflection, humanity and nature.

The central theme enacted by the myth; the dynamic, respectful truce between ice and fire that creates a complete and healthy whole, both in nature and the psyche.

The core theme of the myth, the precarious and sacred equilibrium between taking and giving, need and respect, human survival and cosmic law.

The core principle upheld by Tekkeitsertok; the dynamic equilibrium between giving and receiving, asking and thanking, human need and natural law.

The ultimate goal of the Curupira’s actions, symbolizing the state of dynamic equilibrium between taking and giving, human and nature, ego and Self.

The ultimate purpose of the Orah's existence, the harmonious equilibrium between opposing forces that it tirelessly and ruthlessly maintains.

The ultimate purpose of the dynamic between moa and eagle, representing the cosmic and psychological principle of equilibrium through tension.

The ultimate purpose of the piranha’s creation; they are not agents of chaos but of ecological and psychic equilibrium.

The dynamic, precarious state achieved not through the fusion of opposites, but through their respectful separation and interdependent existence.

The eternal counterweight to mercy, representing the cosmic and psychological equilibrium that severity seeks to establish and maintain.

The state of dynamic equilibrium between opposing forces, where stability is achieved not through stasis but through respectful tension.

The dynamic and harmonious state of equilibrium between opposing forces, essential for health, justice, and cosmic order.

The ultimate goal of the triad’s dynamic interplay, symbolizing the state of Tawantinsuyu where no single world dominates, creating holistic harmony.

The dynamic, living equilibrium achieved not through stillness, but through the respectful tension between opposing forces.

The core principle contained within the mortar, representing cosmic equilibrium, ethical harmony, and the just measure of all forces.

The dynamic and sacred equilibrium between the Three Worlds, the ultimate goal of ritual and shamanic work, without which life tips into chaos or sterility.

The dynamic and sacred state of equilibrium between competing forces, the ultimate achievement and ongoing purpose of the heroic journey.

The dynamic and sacred equilibrium between opposing forces, the foundational state of Tiphareth where mercy and severity, spirit and matter, find perfect proportion.

The dynamic equilibrium between Dua and Dhuwa, human and ancestor, ceremony and chaos, which the myth establishes and rituals maintain.