The Crown

== Disambiguation ==
The Crown refers to two things. One is the physical crown that houses each of the signet rings for Kaycey's Gems. The other is the meeting center for the 16 cities.
== The Crown in the God Saga ==
A central place where people meet in the God Saga consists of a large circle with a large light in the middle, which could appear to be a sun. This white light is a visual representation of the balance of off chakras, and standing at any point around the Crown can allow the observer to see one of the seven chakras. 
The design mirrors the Crown made by Kaycey's Gems, with gems around it of various colors.
Depending on the plot, there may be an actual crown similar to Kaycey's, but in the God Realm/saga. This could be an object of desire is just an indicator of power. 
One idea is for this to be made of wood and natural elements and for it to be the crown Stacey wears, however in world there isn't a monarchy, so this would have to be explained. Stacey could wear this crown for the [possible] coronation/wedding at the end of the series. 
It could also be a crown with actual power; regardless, perhaps gods could fight for it similar to the throne in Game of Thrones. 
More than likely, though, this crown would only be a mirror of yet another true crown, which is the sphere (rather than circle) that radiates around a user or god person once they achieve aura mastery. Again, this would be white, but each aura color could be reflected depending on fluctuations.
This mastering of auras is shown in The Transcesdence idea.
== Contextual Connection to Juduaism ==
One FoG world connection to the real world has to do with the story of Joseph. In the Face of God universe, Joseph's coat of many colors wasnt really a coat with pigmented fabrics, but a coat of light that had all the auras imbued into it, or rather a gathering of the auras itself.
This creates new meaning in world if you consider that Joseph is called "The dreamer," but his brothers and this is what the main antagonists of the series are called. This plot is still being worked on , but perhaps these Dreamers have mastered the aura flow first, or perhaps dreamers refers to the INFP gods who mastered this skill. This would make sense, as these gods are at first able to peer into the mirror world and then actually travel there; this is similar to how Joseph has prophetic dreams.