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| − | The Omasoni are | + | The Omasoni (pronounced OH-muh-Soh-nee) are an [[Omre]]kheen sect of [[Incarnandist]]s who believe that the account of the [[Incarnandus]] is an allegory for the transcendental divinity of all intelligent beings. The Omasoni incorporate Omrekheen mythology and polytheism into their system of beliefs which stresses self-discovery and consciousness. Omasoni practice the meditation exercises common to many Incarnandist [[energist]]s, even if the energist ability seems lacking. The Omasoni sect arose in the tenth century in western [[Omre]]. They kept their numbers secret to avoid persecution. By the time the [[Middle Ages of Chaos]] arrived, they were expert in concealing their practices and beliefs from society. Today, the Omasoni are a significant religious minority in Omre and other parts of [[Disradún]]. The Omasoni respectfully acknowledge the historic and charismatic role of the [[Incarnandina]], but do not believe they are obliged to adhere to her pronouncements. |
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
*[[Incarnandism]] | *[[Incarnandism]] | ||
| + | *[[List of Incarnandist Sects]] | ||
| + | *[[Religions]] | ||
| + | *[[S'ubhalites]] | ||
[[Category:Religions of Asdar]] | [[Category:Religions of Asdar]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:01, 11 November 2024
The Omasoni (pronounced OH-muh-Soh-nee) are an Omrekheen sect of Incarnandists who believe that the account of the Incarnandus is an allegory for the transcendental divinity of all intelligent beings. The Omasoni incorporate Omrekheen mythology and polytheism into their system of beliefs which stresses self-discovery and consciousness. Omasoni practice the meditation exercises common to many Incarnandist energists, even if the energist ability seems lacking. The Omasoni sect arose in the tenth century in western Omre. They kept their numbers secret to avoid persecution. By the time the Middle Ages of Chaos arrived, they were expert in concealing their practices and beliefs from society. Today, the Omasoni are a significant religious minority in Omre and other parts of Disradún. The Omasoni respectfully acknowledge the historic and charismatic role of the Incarnandina, but do not believe they are obliged to adhere to her pronouncements.
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