"The Myiv-Urron Theory is a quasi-religious philosophy regarding the characteristics of a person. It states that each and every individual has, spiritually, a cognitive link --or soulfully, an alignment, to two godlike avatars of the human personality, named Myiv and Urron.
Myiv (sometimes referred to as Myis or Myic) is representative of the more social aspects of one’s personality. She is the one who gave humans the capability to go out to a party or a wedding, their capability to relate with and love another being, and their ability to care for and give birth to a child.
Urron (sometimes referred to as Urrune or Uru) is representative of one's internal composure. He is the one who gave humans the ability to rationalize and interpret the world around them, to settle down and rest when needed, to heal themselves and grow both physically and mentally, and to discipline themselves in the eye of work and ethics.
Every human being shares most of the aspects of Myiv’s and Urron’s gifts, as their gifts are vital to a human being to live a life of personal conviction and happiness. Some people slant more towards one god or the other; A woman could align more with Myiv, living a fast and interesting life partying and drinking every other night. A man could align more with Urron, dedicating his entire life to honing into a craft or line of work day in and day out. Most people, however, have aspects of both of the gods embedded within them."
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