Serrithea
The Dove, the Eternal Blossom
“Never forget, the natural beauty of the world is reflected in you”
Serithea is the goddess of nature and the natural world. She influences growth and change, and is the patron of mothers, and expecting women.
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Portfolio: Plants, Animals, Cultivation, Growth
Symbols: The goddess is represented by a globe wrapped in the wings of a dove or by a pair of crossed dove wings. Followers wear a small broach of polished rosewood adorned with dove feathers.
Organization:
Followers: Druids, Gardeners, Mothers, Children, Fae
Favored Weapon: Followers may use maces, clubs and flails.
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Dogma: The natural state of the world has reached perfection. You need not attempt to improve it. Keep the gifts the world has blessed you with sacred, protect them for they represent perfection and the natural order of things. If you wish to find wholeness and perfection in yourself you need only open your eyes and taken in the world around you. Initiations & Rites:
Aphorisms:
“May Spring last another day” – A common blessing, a wish that one should be blessed with one more day to grow and prosper.
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Home Plane:
Description:
History:
Portfolio: Plants, Animals, Cultivation, Growth
Symbols: The goddess is represented by a globe wrapped in the wings of a dove or by a pair of crossed dove wings. Followers wear a small broach of polished rosewood adorned with dove feathers.
Organization:
Followers: Druids, Gardeners, Mothers, Children, Fae
Favored Weapon: Followers may use maces, clubs and flails.
Holy Texts:
Dogma: The natural state of the world has reached perfection. You need not attempt to improve it. Keep the gifts the world has blessed you with sacred, protect them for they represent perfection and the natural order of things. If you wish to find wholeness and perfection in yourself you need only open your eyes and taken in the world around you. Initiations & Rites:
Aphorisms:
“May Spring last another day” – A common blessing, a wish that one should be blessed with one more day to grow and prosper.
Role of Clerics: Formal Attire: Special Dispensation: Role of Other Classes:
Myths:
Celebrations & Holidays:
Relics of the Faith:
Planar Ally:
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Relations with Other Religions:
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