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|Humiltatea | |Humiltatea | ||
(Compassion) | (Compassion) | ||
|'''Be Humble''' | |'''Be Humble'''Embrace modesty and self-awareness. | ||
|'''Show Compassion'''Display empathy and understanding toward those facing hardship or adversity. Offer support and assistance to those who are suffering. | |'''Show Compassion'''Display empathy and understanding toward those facing hardship or adversity. Offer support and assistance to those who are suffering. | ||
|'''Show Love and Compassion'''Extend love and compassion not only to others but also to yourself, recognizing the interconnectedness of all life. | |'''Show Love and Compassion'''Extend love and compassion not only to others but also to yourself, recognizing the interconnectedness of all life. | ||
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|Aitortza | |Aitortza | ||
(Nature) | (Nature) | ||
|'''Show Gratitude''' | |'''Show Gratitude'''Acknowledge and appreciate life's blessings. | ||
|'''Environmental Stewardship'''Take responsibility for the well-being of your environment. Practice sustainable living and protect the natural world for future generations. | |'''Environmental Stewardship'''Take responsibility for the well-being of your environment. Practice sustainable living and protect the natural world for future generations. | ||
|'''Cultivate Inner Peace'''Dedicate time to quiet reflection and meditation to find inner calm and tranquility. | |'''Cultivate Inner Peace'''Dedicate time to quiet reflection and meditation to find inner calm and tranquility. | ||
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|Indartsua | |Indartsua | ||
(Hardship) | (Hardship) | ||
|'''Show Courage'''Face challenges with bravery and | |'''Show Courage'''Face challenges with bravery and resolve | ||
|'''Foster Unity'''Promote a sense of togetherness and cooperation among community members. Work collaboratively to achieve common goals. | |'''Foster Unity'''Promote a sense of togetherness and cooperation among community members. Work collaboratively to achieve common goals. | ||
|'''Practice Mindfulness'''Live in the present moment, being fully aware of your thoughts, feelings, and surroundings. | |'''Practice Mindfulness'''Live in the present moment, being fully aware of your thoughts, feelings, and surroundings. | ||
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|Justizia | |Justizia | ||
(Justice) | (Justice) | ||
|'''Be Just''' | |'''Be Just'''Uphold fairness and the rule of law. | ||
|'''Practice Justice'''Strive to ensure fairness and impartiality in your interactions with others. Uphold the rule of law and advocate for equal treatment. | |'''Practice Justice'''Strive to ensure fairness and impartiality in your interactions with others. Uphold the rule of law and advocate for equal treatment. | ||
|'''Practice Altruism'''Engage in acts of selflessness and service to others, contributing positively to the world. | |'''Practice Altruism'''Engage in acts of selflessness and service to others, contributing positively to the world. | ||
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|Bikotea | |Bikotea | ||
(Helpful) | (Helpful) | ||
|'''Be Generous''' | |'''Be Generous'''Practice kindness and charity. | ||
|'''Embrace Generosity'''Contribute to the well-being of your community by sharing resources, supporting those in need, and fostering a culture of giving. | |'''Embrace Generosity'''Contribute to the well-being of your community by sharing resources, supporting those in need, and fostering a culture of giving. | ||
|'''Nurture Spiritual Relationships'''Cultivate a meaningful connection with the divine, however you perceive it. Foster a sense of spiritual community. | |'''Nurture Spiritual Relationships'''Cultivate a meaningful connection with the divine, however you perceive it. Foster a sense of spiritual community. | ||
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|Diziplina | |Diziplina | ||
(Self control) | (Self control) | ||
|'''Show Discipline'''Cultivate self-control and | |'''Show Discipline'''Cultivate self-control and dedication. | ||
|'''Resolve Conflicts Peacefully'''Seek non-violent and constructive ways to address disagreements and disputes. Prioritize diplomacy and compromise. | |'''Resolve Conflicts Peacefully'''Seek non-violent and constructive ways to address disagreements and disputes. Prioritize diplomacy and compromise. | ||
|'''Embrace Gratitude for Existence'''Recognize the beauty and wonder of existence and express gratitude for the gift of life. | |'''Embrace Gratitude for Existence'''Recognize the beauty and wonder of existence and express gratitude for the gift of life. | ||
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|Fedea | |Fedea | ||
(Exploration) | (Exploration) | ||
|'''Have Faith''' | |'''Have Faith'''Trust in yourself and others. | ||
|'''Promote Education'''Advocate for the importance of learning and knowledge-sharing within your community. Support access to education for all. | |'''Promote Education'''Advocate for the importance of learning and knowledge-sharing within your community. Support access to education for all. | ||
|'''Seek Higher Truths'''Explore philosophical and spiritual teachings to deepen your understanding of life's mysteries and the universe. | |'''Seek Higher Truths'''Explore philosophical and spiritual teachings to deepen your understanding of life's mysteries and the universe. | ||
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|Berdintasuna | |Berdintasuna | ||
(Community) | (Community) | ||
|'''Treat Equally''' | |'''Treat Equally'''Show respect and fairness to all. | ||
|'''Respect Differences'''Celebrate diversity and respect varying viewpoints, backgrounds, and beliefs within your community. Encourage open dialogue and inclusivity. | |'''Respect Differences'''Celebrate diversity and respect varying viewpoints, backgrounds, and beliefs within your community. Encourage open dialogue and inclusivity. | ||
|'''Transcend Ego'''Strive to overcome selfish desires and attachments, seeking a higher state of consciousness and enlightenment. | |'''Transcend Ego'''Strive to overcome selfish desires and attachments, seeking a higher state of consciousness and enlightenment. | ||
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| 140 milion | |
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| Atregonia and Nestor | |
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Erecund is a religion based around one mayor god and eight spirits prodominant in Nestor and the Ekhijal sea region. The religion is based around eight morals who are deprived from the eight months of the year and one gate keeper of the soul. The god of the soul, creates, judges and destroys souls. The god of the soul created the world of mortals to test the souls it created. The souls who deemed as good are entering the spiritual world of the god of the soul and the souls that are deemed bad destroyed.
History
The spread of Erecund
Erecund is an old religion near modern day Atregonia on Anaria Mayor. The religion spread all over the continent with help from the XX empire. The empire was known for its seafaring people who brought the religion to Nestor where the Erinic Empire was created with the Erecund religion at its core.
The Erecund - Orkanan conflict
In Stoldavia the Orkanan religion came into conflict the Erecund people's in Anaria mayor. The Erecund nation got pushed further south and east with Atregionia protected by the moutains and Nestor protected by the Straights of Stelneck.
Modern day
In the modern day the relgion has two mayor nation holding on to the religion but there are also people following Erecund in other nations.
Symbols
The god of the soul is depicted in the Erecund symbol by the central star which is surrounded by eight points wich depict the eight spirits. The circle around the symbol shows the barrier between the world of the spirts and the gods and the world of the mortals.
Beliefs
Central Deity - The God of the Soul
At the heart of Erecund beliefs is the god of the soul, who is responsible for creating and safeguarding the souls of individuals. This deity grants souls to newborns and collects them upon their death. The concept of the soul and its journey is central to Erecund theology, as it is believed that the god of the soul judges individuals based on their adherence to the religion's values. The afterlife and the judgment process are significant aspects of Erecund spirituality.
Eight Guiding Spirits
The Erecund pantheon comprises eight guiding spirits, each symbolizing specific aspects of the human mind and offering guidance for self-improvement.
- Humiltatea, the spirit of Humility, who teaches mortals the importance of modesty and self-awareness.
- Aitortza, the spirit of Gratitude, who encourages people to appreciate and acknowledge the blessings in their lives.
- Indartsua, the spirit of Courage, who inspires bravery in the face of adversity and fear.
- Justizia, the spirit of Justice, who upholds fairness, equity, and the rule of law.
- Bikotea, the spirit of Generosity, who advocates for acts of kindness and charity towards others.
- Diziplina, the spirit of Discipline, who teaches the value of self-control, focus, and dedication.
- Fedea, the spirit of Faith, who promotes trust, belief, and unwavering confidence in oneself and in others.
- Berdintasuna, the spirit of Equality, who champions the principles of fairness and treating all individuals with the same respect and consideration.
These gods serve as moral and psychological compasses for followers, helping them navigate life's challenges and cultivate virtues. The stories and teachings associated with these gods likely serve as parables and allegories, imparting valuable lessons to the faithful.
Faith, Hope, and Prayer
These three pillars—faith, hope, and prayer—form the foundation of Erecund spirituality. Faith in the gods helps followers build resilience and maintain a positive outlook in the face of adversity. Hope is instilled through the belief in the afterlife, offering a sense of purpose and motivation to live virtuously. Prayer is the means through which followers express their devotion, seek guidance, and offer gratitude to the gods.
The Afterlife
In Erecund, the afterlife holds profound significance. It is seen as a realm of reward and spiritual growth, accessible to those who have lived virtuous lives and passed the judgment of the god of the soul. This next universe is a paradise-like realm where the righteous continue to evolve spiritually, striving for enlightenment and transcendence. The afterlife serves as a beacon of hope for adherents, encouraging them to lead moral and virtuous lives.
Holy objects
The limestone tablets
The oldest record of the Erecund can be found northern Atregonia. Three tablets have been found with the main rules of Erecund split into three main categories. Tablet of the Peronal Virtues, tablet of Community Ethics and the tablet of Spiritual guidance.
| Spirit | Peronal Virtues | Community Ethics | Spiritual guidance |
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| Humiltatea
(Compassion) |
Be HumbleEmbrace modesty and self-awareness. | Show CompassionDisplay empathy and understanding toward those facing hardship or adversity. Offer support and assistance to those who are suffering. | Show Love and CompassionExtend love and compassion not only to others but also to yourself, recognizing the interconnectedness of all life. |
| Aitortza
(Nature) |
Show GratitudeAcknowledge and appreciate life's blessings. | Environmental StewardshipTake responsibility for the well-being of your environment. Practice sustainable living and protect the natural world for future generations. | Cultivate Inner PeaceDedicate time to quiet reflection and meditation to find inner calm and tranquility. |
| Indartsua
(Hardship) |
Show CourageFace challenges with bravery and resolve | Foster UnityPromote a sense of togetherness and cooperation among community members. Work collaboratively to achieve common goals. | Practice MindfulnessLive in the present moment, being fully aware of your thoughts, feelings, and surroundings. |
| Justizia
(Justice) |
Be JustUphold fairness and the rule of law. | Practice JusticeStrive to ensure fairness and impartiality in your interactions with others. Uphold the rule of law and advocate for equal treatment. | Practice AltruismEngage in acts of selflessness and service to others, contributing positively to the world. |
| Bikotea
(Helpful) |
Be GenerousPractice kindness and charity. | Embrace GenerosityContribute to the well-being of your community by sharing resources, supporting those in need, and fostering a culture of giving. | Nurture Spiritual RelationshipsCultivate a meaningful connection with the divine, however you perceive it. Foster a sense of spiritual community. |
| Diziplina
(Self control) |
Show DisciplineCultivate self-control and dedication. | Resolve Conflicts PeacefullySeek non-violent and constructive ways to address disagreements and disputes. Prioritize diplomacy and compromise. | Embrace Gratitude for ExistenceRecognize the beauty and wonder of existence and express gratitude for the gift of life. |
| Fedea
(Exploration) |
Have FaithTrust in yourself and others. | Promote EducationAdvocate for the importance of learning and knowledge-sharing within your community. Support access to education for all. | Seek Higher TruthsExplore philosophical and spiritual teachings to deepen your understanding of life's mysteries and the universe. |
| Berdintasuna
(Community) |
Treat EquallyShow respect and fairness to all. | Respect DifferencesCelebrate diversity and respect varying viewpoints, backgrounds, and beliefs within your community. Encourage open dialogue and inclusivity. | Transcend EgoStrive to overcome selfish desires and attachments, seeking a higher state of consciousness and enlightenment. |
Disclaimer: Work in progress
Holy book
The holy book of Erecund is the Iparra Izenaia (Northern Sarcred Writings in Atregonian) or in Nestor the book is refferd to as the Ipar Zeniar. This book is a collection of stories of mayor and minor spirits to teach important lessons on how to follow their respective virtue. The book also contains a the 24 rules of life spread over three pages referencing the three holy limestone tablets of Erecund