Post by starmark2k on Dec 16, 2006 15:24:29 GMT -5
Type: Religeon
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Description: A religious group that has grown in the past few decades. Their philosophy is based on a strange stone tablet claimed to have been found on the moon Tiret during the excavation of a mine by two Grafters (Hazma and Kiet). Hazmakietti believe that the stone tablet (which no one has ever really seen) gives detailed teachings on ‘oneness’ with the Universe, and that only by following their teachings can one achieve this. Hazmakeitti have a single leader, currently Ngyen Che Li, and he resides in a surface dwelling on Nirvana which he has converted into the grand “Temple of the One.” Hazmakeitti converts are required to give up all personal possessions to the “One” (Che Li) and then are sent out to spread the word of enlightenment to others. As there is no ‘official’ religion in Ashoka, and since most of the Hazmakeitti were Grafters, the Darmic Council paid little attention to them. But recently, Patricians have been attracted to the religion, and this has become quite a concern for the Darm.
Location:
Description: A religious group that has grown in the past few decades. Their philosophy is based on a strange stone tablet claimed to have been found on the moon Tiret during the excavation of a mine by two Grafters (Hazma and Kiet). Hazmakietti believe that the stone tablet (which no one has ever really seen) gives detailed teachings on ‘oneness’ with the Universe, and that only by following their teachings can one achieve this. Hazmakeitti have a single leader, currently Ngyen Che Li, and he resides in a surface dwelling on Nirvana which he has converted into the grand “Temple of the One.” Hazmakeitti converts are required to give up all personal possessions to the “One” (Che Li) and then are sent out to spread the word of enlightenment to others. As there is no ‘official’ religion in Ashoka, and since most of the Hazmakeitti were Grafters, the Darmic Council paid little attention to them. But recently, Patricians have been attracted to the religion, and this has become quite a concern for the Darm.
by JasraLantill