Anksori Faith

== Description ==
The Anksori faith is a monotheistic religion rooted in the cyclical nature of existence and the divine essence of God, Anksor, who conceived himself from a vacuum of desolation. Central to this faith is the concept of interconnectedness, where all beings and elements are extensions of Anksor, forming a sacred tapestry woven from his essence.
Unlike most conventional religions the Anksori faith holds a far more mutualistic relationship between man and God, where men hold a great influence on God as they are also a part of his divine body.
The teachings of the faith emphasizes the importance of living with caution and discipline, recognizing humanity’s inherent flaws and the impact they have on the cosmic balance. It gives a set of doctrines which awakens people to an ideal life by balancing pleasure with virtue.
According to a prophecy called the Nalani, the end times will come when Anksor’s flame of creation is extinguished as he metamorphosizes into an ascended being of pure energy. This process of change links everyone and every being that ever was into heaven. The Anksori conception of heaven can be described as something beyond merely a place, but a communion of souls which stretches and expands encompassing all of the emotions that were felt and the morals and ethics that were practiced throughout all of existence. 
Adherents of the Anksori faith wish to mold heaven based on their ideals of righteousness by following the doctrines laid unto them by saints and early practitioners.
== Hymns ==
Hymns were sung for the purpose of veneration but also to pass down the teachings of the Anksori faith.
Anksor, child of fire
In the primordial embrace, we find our birth,
From the depths of darkness, Anksor emerged.
His yearning ignites, his will divine,
Forger of the world, in sacred twine.
O Anksor, child of fire,
To thee we sing, our hearts aspire.
In thy essence, we find our way,
Lead us onward, through night and day.
With freedom's gift, our souls take flight,
Bound to the cycle, of day and night.
Through birth and death, we shall rise,
In thy name, we'll reach the skies.
O Anksor, child of fire,
To thee we sing, our hearts aspire.
In thy essence, we find our way,
Lead us onward, through night and day.
When the end draws near, and darkness falls,
We'll heed the call, within thy embrace.
For in the prophecy, we see,
The transformation of an eternity.
O pure King
O pure King Aurel, sword of the faith
And those in need.
Now a droplet in a lake of souls
May he put you at eternal ease.
O pure King Aurel, working in haste
When calamity strikes.
Worry not, our struggler King
For the sweet embrace, is now open to thee.
O King Aurel!