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Adrian Volkov | Adrian Volkov I<br/>|holy_cities=Philadelphia - The Inspiration<br/> | ||
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Around this time, Adrian Volkov begot his son of the same name. Father Volkov left every material thing to his son, and died soon after in a spiritual state known as Stone - a state in which you accept all things and all outcomes, both future and past, as having already happened and that your end cannot be altered. He died with a sense of peace and closure, despite his ultimate damnation to The Abyss. His tragic story of finding balance and favor among the three Gods of Karma was considered by Fix to be respectable enough to be represented in the form of Radian, god of nature and balance. | Around this time, Adrian Volkov begot his son of the same name. Father Volkov left every material thing to his son, and died soon after in a spiritual state known as Stone - a state in which you accept all things and all outcomes, both future and past, as having already happened and that your end cannot be altered. He died with a sense of peace and closure, despite his ultimate damnation to The Abyss. His tragic story of finding balance and favor among the three Gods of Karma was considered by Fix to be respectable enough to be represented in the form of Radian, god of nature and balance. | ||
Following this, his son - Adrian Volkov | Following this, his son - Adrian Volkov II - went out on his journeys in the world. In his travels, he noted the existence of two other deities that his father failed to fully observe. These were Indigo, god of initiative and honor, and Murdo, god of mysticism and the air. Volkov Jr. also had an experience in which Adhithiyan revealed to him that BallGod - the god of Pissism - is an avatar of Fix. He posited that Fixism isn't a sect of Pissism, rather a denomination with a Fix-centric worldview. He also posited that Fix may reveal himself in the form of other deities and people such as world leaders, but that who exactly is Fix is unknown unless spiritually experienced. He also emphasized the difference between Avatars and Personifications. According to Volkov Jr., Avatars of Fix refer to gods who can be viewed independently from Fix and still generate Good Karma for the worshiper. Personifications are direct human manifestations of Fix that should not be attributed to any other dogma. Also, according to Volkov Jr., Neo-Fixism is the closest and purest form of Fixism to date. | ||
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