Atraya
The concept of thought, intelligence, processing, evaluating. The element of air, the atmosphere, the wind, and the breath.
Gissy
(Atraya of Ymnyzy)
So fresh, so clean, untouched by any thing. Gissy became the driving force behind my decision to give each
Sidra its own name. I originally called Gissy 'innocence' and set Gissy on a long road of misunderstanding. Gissy stands
for cleanliness, the way you feel fresh out of a shower. Gissy presence is felt during a purification ritual (from literally
cleaning a house ceiling to floor, or spiritually purifying a space). Gissy also embodies the state of being new to a
concept or a place. Gissy represents cleaning, purification, innocence, and ignorance. Emtpy and unspoiled, for better or worse.
Ayliz
(Atraya of Atraya)
Cut with precision. Ayliz involves the process of investigation, scientific experimentation, interrogation,
and critical thinking. Ayliz cuts, slices, and dissects. Ayliz acts as a scapel.
Byte
(Atraya of Extreje)
I build a better tool. Technology. Electricity. Innovation needed for evolutionary adaptation. Byte reminds me of
the insects. Insects have a short life span, fast turn around, and evolve or die methodology. These qualities also
remind me of the technology industry. Byte also covers telecommunications, the tools that get a message across.
Ingaiki
(Atraya of Ishili)
Giggles be bliss. Blessed be the giggle. Laughter: giggling, silly, euphoric laughter. Happiness in the sense
of glee moreso than peace. Take a deep, deep breath and put some air in your head. Fall over while laughing.
Twirl around in a circle until you're dizzy. Annoy someone with your inane exuberance. Find Ingaiki in these things.
Call out the name "Ing Gah Eee Kee" in a high child-like voice while jumping up and down on the bed.
Magur
(Atraya of Oktodo)
Magur, the Polymath, the possessor of knowledge in multiple fields. I called Magur intelligence early on. Magur embodies
the concepts of gaining knowledge, learning, studying, and retaining information. Magur also looks favorably upon my other
favorite word: philomath (that's me!). A philomath is the seeker of knowledge. Magur has it.
Arré
(Atraya of Ustufu)
All praises unto me. Take an Oani, Atraya, which covers the realm of knowledge, intelligence, investigation,
and joyfulness, and turn down the refinement valve. You get what I came to call Arré [Erray, if you can't
roll an R.] I called Arré pride. Arré includes the energies of arrogance, achievement, goals, winning, and awards.
In moderation, Arré is the blue ribbon, the gold medal, the certificate of excellence. In excess, Arré is megalomania,
pathological narcissism, and the insufferability of an egomaniac.
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