Spirituality

(Work in progress.)

The Bloodmoon considers Menphina chief among the Twelve, believing as many Keepers of the Moon do that they are come of Her august blood, though their devotion to Oschon and his role as the Goddess's divine consort calls back to mythological depictions of the Although their worship contains a broad range of philosophies, it is linked by shared concepts, textual resources, ritual, cosmology, meditation, rites of passage and pilgrimage to sacred sites.

Prominent themes in their beliefs are the eternal duties of Order, Purpose, Passion, and Balance, and the mind, body and spirit are divided into three separate, albeit interrelated, entities. By devoting themselves to living according to the tenets of their Goddess, the Bloodmoon value the cycle of life, death and rebirth at the core of their worship and believe that prescription to her doctrine and perfect balance will make them worthy of reincarnation. The children of Dalamud maintain a large temple and small shrines that incorporates all elements of their Goddess's cosmos, presenting the good, the evil and the mortal as well as their sense of cyclic time and the essence of life as it is symbolically represented in their precepts.