Habatiku

The Habatiku (Qeelsian: Eternal Light) is the supreme diety of the Milawic religion and other Qeelsian religions. Often described as a transcendental, genderless and omnipotent being or force, the Habatiku is represented as a ball of light. Although viewed as the supreme deity over all other deities, direct worship did not begin until the Milawic period. Today, the Habatiku is the most widely believed in deity. 
Jiahen Qeelsia, the founder of the Milawic faith, usually described the Habatiku as a force, or a presence, rather than a personal being. Milawic texts use the pronoun "it" to describe the Habatiku. Milawic scholar Seperni Qeelsia, described the Habatiku as "a force in this universe like the wind, free of thought, opinion or ideology, but existing benevolently as an all-encompassing and omnipotent power. A force of pure love for creation, maintaining perfect order and justice." This description was echoed by several avya. 
== Solar deity theory ==
In 1952, professor Ronohen Tihaku Qeelsia of the University of Qeelsia, Department of Theology proposed the theory that the Habatiku was an ancient representation of the sun. He put forward these ideas in his book, The Origin of Light. The book recieved major criticism from Milawic groups, and an issue of death was put in Ronohen by Donoki.
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