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Lurian is a polytheistic religion in Western | Lurian is a polytheistic religion in Western Hesperida. It is the native religion of the island of [[Aeluria]] in [[Lauchenoiria]]. Lurites worship a variety of deities that represent parts of nature – the main deities being those of land (Luria), trees (Arbrera), the sky, and water (with a large variety of minor deities). The central tenets of Lurian include pacifism, tolerance, and a desire for balance in the world. | ||
The very name Aeluria means, in the native dialect, ‘of the goddess of the land’. Worshippers are referred to as Lurites, and pray at dawn and dusk outdoors. A central tenet of Lurian is respect for nature which is seen as divine. Lurian services take place in outdoor 'temples' surrounded by trees and must be open to the natural elements. | The very name Aeluria means, in the native dialect, ‘of the goddess of the land’. Worshippers are referred to as Lurites, and pray at dawn and dusk outdoors. A central tenet of Lurian is respect for nature which is seen as divine. Lurian services take place in outdoor 'temples' surrounded by trees and must be open to the natural elements. | ||
Revision as of 11:20, 7 April 2023
| Lurian | |
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| Great Elder | Kanani |
| Region | Western Hesperida |
| Language | Aenian |
| Origin | Aeluria |
| Members | 535,200 |
Lurian is a polytheistic religion in Western Hesperida. It is the native religion of the island of Aeluria in Lauchenoiria. Lurites worship a variety of deities that represent parts of nature – the main deities being those of land (Luria), trees (Arbrera), the sky, and water (with a large variety of minor deities). The central tenets of Lurian include pacifism, tolerance, and a desire for balance in the world.
The very name Aeluria means, in the native dialect, ‘of the goddess of the land’. Worshippers are referred to as Lurites, and pray at dawn and dusk outdoors. A central tenet of Lurian is respect for nature which is seen as divine. Lurian services take place in outdoor 'temples' surrounded by trees and must be open to the natural elements.