Godstransporter

godstransporter is a coined term used mainly in informal or fan-created contexts to denote a device, vehicle, or entity that carries gods, divine beings, or souls between realms or states of existence. It does not have an established meaning in theology or in mainstream literature.

In fiction and mythic-inspired works, the phrase may describe a celestial chariot, portal, or mechanism that transports deities or their energies, or a role assumed by a character who acts as a conduit for divine intervention. The exact function and symbolism vary by author, and the term is generally not found in canonical mythologies.

In online communities, godstransporter is used as a nickname, meme, or tag associated with discussions of myth, religion, or speculative science fiction. Because it is not standardized, different users may attribute different attributes, from literal transport of gods to metaphorical conveyance of divine influence.

The term is formed by compounding "gods" with "transporter" to emphasize movement or conveyance of the divine. Related concepts include psychopomp, celestial chariot, and divine conveyance in various mythologies. As a neologism, its meaning is defined primarily by context and creator intent rather than by consensus.