Adam

The Father of all Humankind (Art by Theophanes the Greek)

### Aliases

First Human, The Father of all Humanity, The Husband of Eve, the Great Man, Son of God, First Sinner, Y-chromosomal Adam, Oldfather, Adam K'ad-Mon, Cosmic Man, the Great Father, the Primal One

## Relatives

### Offspring

Cain, Abel, Seth, Awan, Azura, Luluwa, Shedim, Linin, Ruchin, Norea, Ennoia, Various demons

**Adam**, also known as the **First Man** and **Adam Kadmon**, was the first man created directly by God, also considered the first Edenim, or one of the first, as this information is contradictory. Adam is the earthly personification of God, personifying his beauty, perfection and love, created from clay but with a mighty soul within him, a piece of God Himself.

## Overview

Adam although known as the father of mankind, this was shown to be a result of the belief of the Hebrew inhabitants. In fact, Adam was one of the first human beings to develop the ego, the "I Am" that results from the soul of human beings, which was breathed into the nostrils of early hominids by God. Adam however, was a human different from others, he was a Messiah, probably the first messiah and prophet to ever walk the earth, a special human created by God to guide humans to the path of light.

He was created on the Sixth Day of Creation in the image and likeness of God, androgynous, embodying all male and female aspects of humanity, some legends say that his androgyny represented the masculinity and femininity of God. Considered more than just a human being, but a deity, being 100% man and 100% god, similar to the Last Adam, with a power "little less than the angels". After the Deluge came, the descendants of Adam, Noah and his sons survived the Flood waters, which in turn caused the next generations to come directly from Adam's seed, which made some think that he was the first human to exist.

## Appearance

Adam's original appearance was that of an androgynous being, his body was said to be of supernatural beauty, being practically an earthly version of God in creation. His beauty embodied both male and female beauty, her face was similar to a girl with masculine features, being described as "cute" for angels. Their beauty incorporated both male and female beauty, they had brown hair that went from their head to their legs, their body was curvilinear, but thin and with some muscles, besides possessing male and female sexual characteristics. Heavenly Adam didn't wear normal clothes, but they dressed in light, clothes made of pure light, making them look like not a human, not an angel, but rather the image and likeness of God.

After God split them in two to create Eve, Adam lost his feminine characteristics, but remained a handsome dark-skinned man with brown hair, possessing stiff muscles that appear to be made of metal fiber. According to some angels, if Adam had lived today, he would be considered the most beautiful man on earth. He and Eve apparently had an angel halo on their heads, which was lost when they fell. Adam was over five meters tall.

## Personality

Adam is an incredibly selfish and irrational person who would rather blame others than take accountability. Despite often being strong or intelligent, he is neither of those things when put into practice. This is best seen with the interactions he had with his wives, Tinshemet and Eve. The former he attempted to force himself upon and prayed for a deity to fix his problems when she denied his advances while the latter he was completely willing to blame for his eating of the forbidden fruit despite the fact he willingly ate it.

If there were to be one positive said about Adam, it's that he absolutely cherishes his children. He considers his offspring to be the most valuable parts of his life. When his son Abel died, he was incredibly grief stricken and was unable to interact with anyone positively for a while.

## Powers and Abilities

Adam was created in the image and likeness of God, in other words he is (in a sense) like God Himself in an earthly version. Adam was created with a spark of divine light within himself from the creator himself, giving him and his descendants the ability to manipulate reality and creation even if unconsciously.

* **True Name of God**: Adam is able to use the Name of God, as while the Name is uttered a person can spontaneously burst into combustion for being unworthy to say the Name of God, also end up entering a state of madness since no one can see the entire Universe at once without going crazy. Adam is the essence behind the Explicit Name, as God being ineffable and unknowable does not have a name, as "no one came before Him" ​​to give Him a name. But when God created Man, He wanted to be known for Your attributes, as God of armies, God of Mercy, and He-Who-Is (YHWH).
	+ **Nigh-Omnipotence** (Through the True Name): Can use the True Name, the explicit name of God which allows an individual to channel His full essence and power in order to enter a state of "near-omnipotence," gaining control over the fundamental logical necessity of the cosmos embodied by the Supreme Being and obtaining full power over all of Creation.
	+ **Omniscience** (Through the True Name): It has the Angels as part of its consciousness, including the Seraphim who are the closest angels to the Throne of God and have a vast knowledge about creation. He has an extraordinary knowledge of the creation and about the functioning of the Universe. It is said that whoever contemplates the naked body of Adam is blessed with a knowledge of an inhumanly skilled Kabbalist, being able to understand the form of the Celestial Kabbalah that underlies and defines the physical world, receiving a complete and perfect knowledge of the structure the universe.

## History

### Creation and Early life

Adam was created by God with the expressed purpose of being one of the first humans and let him live in a garden He specifically created for Adam, the Garden of Eden. The Lord had created many women to be his wife, but none of them were interested in him. The only woman who was interested in Adam was Tinshemet, who he was eventually able to get into a relationship with. However, after Adam attempted to come onto her and she didn't reciprocate, their relationship was broken up. In anger, Adam prayed to God to help him out of this problem, though this seemingly didn't happen.

Adam remained alone after this, he attempted to find a companion among the animals but none of them captivated him like Tinshemet did. This loneliness moved God emotionally, convincing Him to give Adam a new partner who would never leave him. God removed a rib from Adam's body and formed it into a new human being, though she didn't have a name yet. Both of them were allowed to live in the aforementioned garden, but there was one rule; they may eat the fruits from any of the other trees in the garden, but the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge was strictly forbidden.

### Deception

While Adam was tending to the garden, his wife came to him with one of the Forbidden Fruits that appeared to have a bite taken out of it. She explained to him that she was deceived into eating it and if they were to stay together that he should eat the apple as well so that they both get kicked. Adam eventually agreed and took a bite from the apple, damning him and his descendants to never step foot in the Garden again.

Adam then gained the knowledge that God kept from him, from this he realized that he was naked and became embarrassed from it, seeking to cover himself. God appeared in the garden in a human-like form and questioned Adam why he was hiding himself. Adam said that he felt embarrassed due to his lack of clothes, which prompted God to asked if he ate of the tree, because if he didn't he wouldn't have had the knowledge to know what nudity was. Adam relented and said he did, but he blamed his wife for making him eat the fruit, who in turn blamed the serpent Nachash.

All three were promptly punished, Adam's punishment was the very ground he came from, it was cursed to eventually bare his corpse when he dies. Furthermore, he will have to actively hunt and gather for his food rather than receive it from the trees. They were all kicked from the garden by Jophiel and Camael and were barred from entering again by Uriel. It was at this time that Adam's wife was finally named Eve. Raziel gave them a book that he said would help them return home, but the book was later stolen by other angels and thrown into the ocean.

### Cain and Abel

After they were forced out of the garden, Adam and Eve had many children, the most well known were named Cain and Abel. Due to their expulsion from paradise along with as being far removed from any other human civilization, they were forced to fend for themselves. During this time they were constantly questioned by their children where they themselves were born. Every time this happened they would then try to change the subject of the conversation, though they wouldn't be able to do this forever. Finally on one special day, Adam told Cain and Abel that they were created by an entity called God and used to live in a paradise before a mistake they made got them kicked out.

Cain became outraged from this and stormed out of their house, with Abel following close behind. Their disappearance lasted for days, until one day Eve came to Adam to tell him that an angel had told her that Abel had died, and at the hand of Cain no less. Adam could not bear the death of his son Abel, so he blamed Eve and left her lap. Others say that after Abel's death, Eve became angry with Adam and separated from him for 130 years. From Adam and Eve's new relation, two new children, Seth and Norea, were born.

### Latter Years & Death

Adam had lived for a long time even after the death of Abel. At one point Eve and Seth went back to the Garden of Eden to beg for some oil, when they returned Adam believed that they had brought wrath upon them once more.

After centuries of life, Adam eventually died at the age of nine hundred and thirty from old age. His physical mechanism simply wore out; the process of disintegration gradually gained the upper hand over the process of repair, and the inevitable end came as he returned to the state of Dust. Adam was buried with his wife in the center of the temple of divine service that had been built according to their plans shortly after the walls of the colony were completed. From this originated the practice of burying notably pious men and women under the floor of the temples of worship.

## Myths and Legends

Adam is a figure from Abrahamic religions, first appearing in the *Book of Genesis* from the *Tanakh*, later more famously reiterated in the *Bible*.

## Trivia

* One of his daughters, Norea, is an avatar of the Aeon of Wisdom, Sophia.
* Adam being created from dust and earth was a metaphor for the fact that human beings are children of the Earth, having originated and evolved on the terrestrial globe.
* Adam is the reason why the human race has the Y chromosome.