Tasselind

A religion that does not recognize the gods as worthy of devotion. 
Tasselind is a kind of holy spirit. Life is a test of each person. One should try to go through life always doing good deeds, turning the other cheek, helping others whenever possible. One may never kill another person. Material wealth is not evil in itself, but as money can always be used to help others, then it is a sin to retain more than you need. When each person's life is over, that person will be judged, and those who tried in earnest will be rewarded by eternal bliss. The worshipers of Tasselind (who are called the Tasselind) regard their belief as a true religion and see the worship of gods as wrong. In their view, there is no true distinction between the worship of devils and the worship of gods, as both rely on a quid-pro-quid relationship. They firmly believe that the gods are 'merely' formidable wizards that are immensely powerful in this life, but not in the afterlife. By afterlife they do not mean the existence on the upper plane, that is a continuation of this life just as adult life is different from infant life but still a continuation of it. The gods are usually referred to as the masters. Naturally the Tasselind are considered blasphemous by most priesthoods. The Tasselind can be found in Salakand, Enders, Penboyn and the Pandese Empire. The Trinity Church fight them using propaganda and in Penboyn they are discriminated against. In the Pandese Empire they were considered outlaws before 1113, but are now allowed to practice their religion with the exception that they must pay a fine if they wish to avoid military service.
Symbol: A symbolic rope combining three strands.