Kaymu mythology

Kaymu mythology often involves a belief in many gods and that these gods are physically "hands-free" of the daily lives of the Kaymu. Many of these gods are often based on common elemental archetypes such as snow, ice, water, heat, rain, the moon; others are based on living creatures such as polar bears or seals. Often, these gods are thought as creators instead of participators in everyday life. The mythology often incorporates a common belief held among the Kaymu known as iyukama or "good thought" that often describes the good intentions of the gods within each individual. This concept also ties in with Kaymu philosophy.

Gods
Here is the list of Kaymu gods:
 * Doukon or Yoga-inbu-ratiu (The Universe or God of Birth)
 * Deakayoga (Heat God)
 * Oshiyoga (Ice God)
 * Didaidanayoga (Snow God)
 * Muono'yoga (Rain God)
 * Yudoyoga (Moon God)
 * Kukuyoga (Ocean God)
 * Mabiuyoga (Animal God)
 * Yoga-inbu-dokizaikiu (God of Humanity)
 * Oraiyyoga (Bear God)
 * Kukumouyoga (Seal God)
 * Dobuyoga (Walrus God)
 * Bunuda (Thankful God)
 * Nulu (Peaceful God)
 * Nuibu (Earth God)