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'''Aatmahhism''' is a religion followed primarily in [[Naushikhar]]. | '''Aatmahhism''' is a religion followed primarily in [[Naushikhar]]. There are no gods, specific places of worship, or any doctrine set in stone. The religion is based on three principles of learning: body, soul, and life. Local rulers in Naushikhar, the Adhya, often serve as spiritual teachers for their subjects and often act as priests in rituals. | ||
== Principles == | |||
The three central principles guide learning and actions amongst the followers of Aatmahhism: | |||
* '''Body''' - A person's body is their temple and must be maintained. Followers of Aatmahhism strive to be fit and healthy individuals, with their judgement unclouded by poisons in their body. | |||
* '''Soul''' - The path to happiness is to ensure the soul is fulfilled. Followers of Aatmahhism strive to live a fulfilling life by educating themselves about the world and mediating, enabling to clear their mind and cleanse their soul. | |||
* '''Life''' - All life is sacred. Followers of Aatmahhism strive to minimise their negative impact on the world and its creatures. | |||
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Aatmahhism is a religion followed primarily in Naushikhar. There are no gods, specific places of worship, or any doctrine set in stone. The religion is based on three principles of learning: body, soul, and life. Local rulers in Naushikhar, the Adhya, often serve as spiritual teachers for their subjects and often act as priests in rituals.
Principles
The three central principles guide learning and actions amongst the followers of Aatmahhism:
- Body - A person's body is their temple and must be maintained. Followers of Aatmahhism strive to be fit and healthy individuals, with their judgement unclouded by poisons in their body.
- Soul - The path to happiness is to ensure the soul is fulfilled. Followers of Aatmahhism strive to live a fulfilling life by educating themselves about the world and mediating, enabling to clear their mind and cleanse their soul.
- Life - All life is sacred. Followers of Aatmahhism strive to minimise their negative impact on the world and its creatures.