Comparing Zukko And Saramis

In the beginning an explosion in the galaxies created two parallel worlds with two different races in each one. In one of them, a God named Zukko was born. In the other, a Goddess named Saramis was born. These two worlds were in war and when Zukko and Saramis met, they felt in love and decided to escape together and created a new world, the Earth. Zukko, a good, strong and powerful spirit created the day, water, vegetation, plants, sun, stars and the man. Saramis, a good, loving and wise spirit, created the night, sky, oceans, all living creatures, moon, and the woman. Every human kind was then devoted to their religion, the Zuramis.

There were rules that everyone must follow, and if not, a curse could come. The rules were simple.

In addition to adore Zukko and Saramis, they shall not murder, steal, or covet. The places of worship were every tree, where they reunited to adore and pray. In every crescent of the moon, individuals knelt in front of the threes to show Zukko and Saramis their loyalty. A three is also the symbol of the Zuramis.
It is known that the founder of this myth was a smart young man called Yared, who had important studies about the origins of everything and although it is not known when, he is credited with writing the Book of Zuramis, the guide that brings this religion together. People from southern Puerto Rico cities still believe in the Zuramis, and follow all faiths that the book contain.
Some believe that Zukko and Saramis spirits still live and they appear as colorful polar lights, the Aurora Borealis that can be seen at night in the Polar Regions.