Religion and Folklore in Peshwamanar

The Peshi have a rigid structure of gods and their inherent levels of divine power that is unaffected by an abundance, or lack, of prayer. Peshi religious tradition teaches that it is not necessary to worship a good because they are powerful; it is only important for an individual to acknowledge and respect their power. However, as a society it is neccessary to build monuments to these gods befitting of their status; society, rather than the individual, is responsible for the appropriate reverance. Individual prayer is a personal matter, you are expected to pray to the gods who would most benefit you; the Peshi have accepted individual selfishness and thus transferred the responsibility of worship from the individual to society as a whole.
Individuals do not pray at temples, for those are monuments created by society in reverance and respect, their existence and upkeep is the act of societal worship.
The House of a Thousand Doors is a temple located in the center of Bangaradaah. It contains a series of doors on its internal walls. These "thousand doors" serve as gateways to Partii, the god of Space-time, the he may use to travel across demesnes, leagues and across time itself.
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