The god Amun was predominantly worshiped in ancient Egypt as a creator deity. Initially a local god of Thebes, Amun rose to prominence and was often linked to the concept of unmanifest creation. His association with wind and breath symbolizes life and existence itself, underscoring his role in the cosmic order. Through the fusion with the sun god Ra, he became Amun-Ra, epitomizing the creative force and sustaining life in ancient Egyptian cosmology.