Atum

Atum is an ancient Egyptian deity representing the creator god and the initial source of all existence. Thought to have emerged from the chaotic primeval waters, Atum physicalizes creation through self-generation, often depicted as emerging from or embodying the complete, undivided universe. In myth, Atum is central to the family of gods, giving birth to other deities and establishing order from primordial chaos. His role symbolizes the beginning of life and the universe, embodying the concepts of creation, completeness, and the cycle of renewal in Egyptian cosmology.