Balance

The Servant of Ajna

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  Alias:
  "Balance", Vaidya, Ajna-sēvaka, Jayu, Rhemek, countless others. Most of these are simple,
  descriptive Sanskrit appellations. Individuals are encouraged to address the deva in whatever
  manner they find personally appropriate. In other words; knock yourself out.
  
  
  Name:
  None given. But it's probably ridiculous and impossible to pronounce.
  
  
  Age:
  This particular incarnation, though adult, is quite fresh. The deva has been "realm-locked",
  if you will, for under two decades. This does not seem to reflect the intrinsically mature
  quality of his looks overall, which are suggestive of a rather gaunt humanoid male
  in his late twenties or early thirties. It's hard to put a finger on.
  
  
  Sex:
  Androgyne; generally referred to with masculine pronouns (he, him, his).
  His deva-body is essentially neuter, exhibiting qualities of the male
  and female form simultaneously while (usually) lacking the reproductive
  apparatus of either— unless he chooses to adopt a physical sex.
  
  His human body, on the other hand, is of the typical male variety.
  
  (Note: Both forms express a male-identified muscular tone, are somewhat structurally
  broad at the hip and shoulder, and are often considered rather feminine
  in their style of movement and posture. Other than this, there is nothing
  soft about the deva's androgyny; he's an inhospitably angular creature.)
  
  
  Preference:
  Pansexual, switch. Leans toward "dom" in the sense that he's often the guiding partner
  and pleasure-giver in therapeutic settings (as in the instance of Tantric sexual practices),
  whether this involves penetrative sex or not. No preference in top or bottom roles.
  
  
  Height:
  8'1" (Deva)
  6'11" (Human)
  (Those legs go on for days.)
  
  
  Weight:
  Proportional to his build in either form.
  All that bone and sinew probably weighs a reasonable amount.
  
  
  Race:
  Lower Deva
  
  
  Class:
  Unknown. Materialized, independent and presumably mortal.
  
  
  Alignment:
  The Willful Humanitarian; Neutral Good.
  "A neutral good character will do what they can to help,
  working within law or lawlessness— ultimately preferring their own counsel.
  They are biased neither to order nor to chaos, and tend to acknowledge them as
  mutually constructive forces through which a positive outcome may be achieved.
  A neutral good character values freedom and self-determinism, equanimity,
  compassion, and kindness. They are frequently philanthropists, altruistic
  and morally driven, but unwilling to enforce their beliefs on others."
  
  
  Bhūta/Element:
  Akasha-áp (Aether-Water)
  
  
  Function:
  Physician, divinator, guardian.
  
  
  Theme:
  Sixth Chakra, "Third Eye" (Ajna)
  This defines his phenomenological form,
  IE; his manifested deva-body and its symbolic traits.
  Wisdom. Insight. Clarity. Invocation.
  
  
  Sub-Theme:
  Second Chakra, "Sacral Plexus" (Swadhisthana)
  This is associated with his personal focus and practices.
  The slow, formidable elevation of the subconscious
  and the attainment of freedom from suffering.
  Creativity. Sexuality. Emotion. Ego.
  
  
  Arts:
  The deva is thoroughly versed in Ayurvedic medicine, Abhyanga, Tantra, Neo-Tantra,
  somatic therapy, medical divination, herbalism, acupuncture, and guided meditation.
  All of these skills are free to those who would have need of them, and he asks nothing
  in return. He will never deny an earnest request for assistance.