A poly-theistic pagan-esque religion. Based on the principles of nature and purity.

The world was created by order coming from chaos, and humans were made from stars.

To attend all celebrations, and temple at least once a month, as well as daily meditation.

See prophecies

Focused on community fellowship, avoiding impurity, and to a lesser degree, enlightenment. On a personal level, people focus on freedom from corruption, avoiding divine wrath, and sometimes harmony with nature.

Life after death is incomprehensible to the living, although minor sects say the afterlife is a peaceful place. The stars are all of the people who have found peace.

Temples, generally local, thought the important temples are located in specific sentimental locations

Gold line down the forehead as a form of purification after sining, meditation, blessings for birth, marriage, and homes, readings of holy texts.

Blessing at birth or when you choose to follow the religion.

There are nine major celebrations, each attributed to a change in the environment. Like pagan sabbats.

Rituals are usually informal, public, and take place at a specific shrine/temple.
Preparation involves reciting certain words, gold lines of forehead, and bathing. Rituals include dancing, meditation, sometimes an archaic language. Rituals usually begin at night under the stars