The Five Elemental Prophets and God’s New Kingdom
Circleism tells the story of five elemental prophets, each representing a different force that humanity needs to build a more sustainable, peaceful and caring world.
Together, the five elements are Fire, Water, Earth, Air and Love. Their “weapons” are not weapons of violence. They are everyday objects and actions representing energy, food, communication, nature and compassion.
Moses — Fire 🔥
Moses represents Fire and Energy.
His symbolic weapon is the microwave, representing the wider idea of using energy efficiently. In the new kingdom, humanity should increasingly generate its electricity from renewable sources such as wind and solar power and avoid wasting the energy it produces.
Fire gives us energy—but wisdom determines how we use it.
Jesus — Water 💧
Jesus represents Water.
His symbolic weapon is the watering can. Water sustains people, animals and plants, making it one of the foundations of life.
The message is simple: protect clean water, collect rainwater where appropriate, avoid unnecessary waste and use water to grow food and flowers.
Where water flows, life can grow.
Muhammad — Earth 🌍
Muhammad represents Earth and Soil.
His symbolic companion is the chicken, representing food, eggs and a closer connection between people and the land that supports them.
Circleism encourages people who have suitable space and circumstances to grow some of their own food. Potatoes, chillies, tomatoes, strawberries, herbs and other crops can turn gardens, balconies and indoor growing spaces into small sources of nourishment.
Healthy soil helps create healthy communities.
Buddha — Air 🌬️
Buddha represents Air and Communication.
His symbolic weapon is the trumpet, representing the ability of ideas to travel from one person to another.
Communication can be used for cooperation rather than conflict. Working from home where practical, sharing knowledge and reducing unnecessary journeys are examples of how technology and conversation can contribute to a lighter environmental footprint.
Sometimes changing the world begins with a conversation.
Lee — Love ❤️
The fifth element is Love.
Lee’s symbol is flowers. Flowers represent kindness, friendship and care while also providing food and habitat for bees and other pollinators.
Love brings the other four elements together. Energy, water, soil and communication are powerful resources, but Circleism argues that they should ultimately be directed toward improving life rather than dominating other people.
When the Five Elements Combine
Fire gives us energy.
Water gives us life.
Earth gives us food.
Air carries our ideas.
Love gives those things purpose.
In the mythology of Circleism, when the five elemental prophets work together, they symbolically usher in God’s New Kingdom.
This kingdom does not have to mean a supernatural kingdom suddenly appearing on Earth. It can also be understood as an aspiration: communities becoming more sustainable, growing food, protecting water, producing cleaner energy, helping pollinators and treating one another with greater kindness.
The new kingdom therefore begins with ordinary actions.
Grow something. Save water. Use energy wisely. Talk rather than fight. Plant flowers. Show love.
Five elements. Five prophets. One Earth.
And the work of building a better world begins at home.
