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{{Religion|name=House of Hearth|name_bgcolor=#f1a1ba|symbol=House_of_Hearth_Symbol.png|symbol_caption=The Five Ethereal Lotuses|founding_rl=March 30, 2025|leader1=[[The Prophet]]|scripture=Hearthlit Testaments|language=Common, Ritannian|place_of_origin=[[Pavvaltaar]], [[Ritannia]]|theology=Istran Etherealism}} | '''House of Hearth''' is a order founded by [[The Prophet]] in the monastery city of '''[[Pavvaltaar]]'''. Devoted to the '''Five Ethereal Pillars''': Aynor (Creation), Lunaris (Knowledge), Aerlion (Freedom), Pavv (Fate), and Dicio (Death), the House teaches balance between life, death, and all that lies beyond. It serves as both a religious institution and a guiding philosophy for those who seek purpose, inner peace, and connection with the divine five.{{Religion|name=House of Hearth|name_bgcolor=#f1a1ba|symbol=House_of_Hearth_Symbol.png|symbol_caption=The Five Ethereal Lotuses|founding_rl=March 30, 2025|leader1=[[The Prophet]]|scripture=Hearthlit Testaments|language=Common, Ritannian|place_of_origin=[[Pavvaltaar]], [[Ritannia]]|theology=Istran Etherealism}} | ||
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==Beliefs== | ==Beliefs== | ||
The House of Hearth is centered around the worship and guidance of the '''Five Ethereal Pillars''' with the belief is that '''The Prophet''' is the chosen ''Voice of the Divine Five''. Through visions, dreams, and communion, she is said to speak not just ''for'' the Pillars, but ''with'' them. While she denies godhood, it is said she is the bridge between the mortal realm and the divine. | |||
The faith does not demand blind obedience, nor does it put one pillar above the others. Instead, its teachings emphasize that true harmony is not found in singular devotion to one Pillar alone, but in '''honoring the full cycle the Pillars complete together'''. Life, knowledge, freedom, fate, and death, each is a flower in the sacred hearth, and to forsake one is to let the fire die. | |||
The religion’s scripture, recorded in the '''Hearthlit Testaments''', is a collection of parables, sermons, visions, and personal reflections of the Prophet. Some passages are delivered in poetic verse, others in stories, each one bearing the mark of the divine. The Testaments are divided into '''five major books''', each one reflecting the essence of a Pillar, and the “The Path Above.” | |||
==Deities== | ==Deities== | ||
Revision as of 06:32, 13 May 2025
House of Hearth is a order founded by The Prophet in the monastery city of Pavvaltaar. Devoted to the Five Ethereal Pillars: Aynor (Creation), Lunaris (Knowledge), Aerlion (Freedom), Pavv (Fate), and Dicio (Death), the House teaches balance between life, death, and all that lies beyond. It serves as both a religious institution and a guiding philosophy for those who seek purpose, inner peace, and connection with the divine five.
| Founding (Real Life) | March 30, 2025 |
|---|---|
| Leaders | The Prophet |
| Scripture | Hearthlit Testaments |
| Language | Common, Ritannian |
| Place of Origin | Pavvaltaar, Ritannia |
| Theology | Istran Etherealism |
Beliefs
The House of Hearth is centered around the worship and guidance of the Five Ethereal Pillars with the belief is that The Prophet is the chosen Voice of the Divine Five. Through visions, dreams, and communion, she is said to speak not just for the Pillars, but with them. While she denies godhood, it is said she is the bridge between the mortal realm and the divine.
The faith does not demand blind obedience, nor does it put one pillar above the others. Instead, its teachings emphasize that true harmony is not found in singular devotion to one Pillar alone, but in honoring the full cycle the Pillars complete together. Life, knowledge, freedom, fate, and death, each is a flower in the sacred hearth, and to forsake one is to let the fire die.
The religion’s scripture, recorded in the Hearthlit Testaments, is a collection of parables, sermons, visions, and personal reflections of the Prophet. Some passages are delivered in poetic verse, others in stories, each one bearing the mark of the divine. The Testaments are divided into five major books, each one reflecting the essence of a Pillar, and the “The Path Above.”
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