Tag: Communal Worship
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Great Kinship
The dominant spiritual practice in the nation of Nachikufan is known as the Great Kinship, and it does not center on a single, personified god. Instead, it venerates a vast, interconnected consciousness called Umoja, a name that in their language, Kufani, translates to “Oneness” or “Unity.” Umoja is not a being that sits on a…
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Abbevillianism The Faith of Gravok
Lore: In the rugged, cliff-laden landscapes of Abbeville, a sprawling island nation of 155,200,000 acres in Saṃsāra’s northern seas, the religion of Abbevillianism has thrived for over 4,000 years. The faith traces its origins to the First Carving, an event etched in oral tradition when Gravok, the Shaper of Stone and Soul, descended from the…