Celestial Eia

Celestial Eia, as opposed to the landmass of the same name, is a universally accepted deity among every Eian religion, though carries different names and significance in each. Predominantly worshipped as the sole parent of Niara and Gargatoa in the most widely followed faith of Niarism, Celestial Eia (Also referred to as The Final Divinity), is considered to be genderless, although for ease of speaking most refer to it with the pronoun she, due to the logic of children being born from a mother. Celestial Eia is said to be without form or embodiment, but stands as the very fabric of space/time and will be the one to dismantle the Four Worlds in the last days as she did create them. Even in the ever expanding field of science, Eia is accepted as the name of the universe.

Almost every prayer mentions Eia in one form or another, always before but never more substantially than Niara. "Mother's Mother, to your daughter we sing..." - Opening prayer made to Eia before a hymn, Niarism in Yrdachai. The Yrdain Words utilise the Niaran language: Eiabium In Exhar which loosely translates to Her Light brings us Together, a common and polite greeting in modern times; sometimes a counter phrase can be used, but has recently been replaced by the original words in repeat. The counter phrase: Exhar A H'yathalas means Together We share this Time (Many found this hard to pronounce, and so it was dropped naturally over the years). Eiabium In Exhar is predominantly used as a declaration of affirmation, always found after a prayer.

The name Eia was recorded to be used as early as 3000 years pre Agae Primordia, an astonishing 20,000+ years prior to modern day during the Agae Niara when even primordians didn't exist.