Sivihdindi

Sivihdin is a philosophical religion, which worships firstly and most importantly Dindi, the supreme canine god, which created many other gods, while also accepting most philosophical ideas. Technically, according to the Dindeic doctrine, all gods of all other religions really exist, they just take other names and pretend to not serve Dindi, so one can officially worship Dindi and other religions.
They not only that but believe in 5 supreme solutions, or rules, and 20 great solutions, or rules, plus 4 sins.
== Rituals and admission ==
The admission to the religion is simple, however still hard to make it. First, you must have never hurt any canine being, and if you did, you must seek forgiveness from the prophet. Then, you must throw all your armor away, in a storage anywhere, and walk without weapons (tools not included) to the Kendindi, the grand temple and only Dindeic holy site. Then, you must read the holy book, the Pinmitsidindi, and ask to join the religion to a Pedin, a priest, or a more important member of the clergy. Your next task will be to get at least one dog or fox. Once all that is done, you may be fully integrated into the religion, and advance to higher ranks or take place in the religious and philosophical debates and preaching. 
A very important ritual, that is in fact done daily, is the Pinmitvihsiu, or the internal notebook, where one must write and elaborate on their reflections and ideals. Mostly used for shopping lists or similar for peasants or those that don’t think that much. 
== Virtues and sins ==
The Dindeics believe in some rules, or solutions, to live better lives in their and Dindi’s eyes. They were first elaborated by Kontrutoh Tex, supposed to be followed by all Dindeics, and some even have uses outside of the Sivihdindi. The 5 supreme solutions are the ones more important, and are ranked from importance. The 20 greater ones are less important, but still should be followed. They are as follows: 
=== The 5 supreme solutions: ===
1. Treat canines like yourself and Dindi.
2. Daily question your morals and ideas.
3. Accept evil for good and good for evil, inevitable.
4. Respect natural and human creations like yours.
5. Be not afraid of death
==== The 20 greater solutions: ====
6. Don't try to go through a locked door
7. Anger shouldn't always fill your mind
8. Pride should not always fill your mind
9. What belongs to others does not need to be yours.
10. Resources must not be wasted.
11. One should not punish excessively.
12. Honor your family and dynasty.
13. Follow legitimate rules, and question them.
14. Accept that everything is gone, and value what you have.
15. Value and respect the refuge that each home represents.
16. Value silence, we can fill it with our thoughts.
17. Teaching what Dindi taught us with violence is like feeding sugary things using a poisoned spoon.
18. Remain resilient in the face of adversity
19. If we do not have wisdom, we will fall into falsehoods as a blind man falls into a ravine in front of him.
20. Treat your neighbor as yourself.