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Celestial Faithful

Celestial Agents

Those who are given a specific task for a Divine.

Consecrationist
The clear blue waters of the SupernalRealms can be found in rare spots on Shem, and those who are worthy may carry it and wash others with it, bringing them spiritual cleansing, protection, and grace. A consecreationist carries celeste water in a special decanters and splashed upon people with an aspergillum.

Longwalker - primary euskepsia user
One who travels the Long Path and gains the ability through experiences that engrave upon their mind deeper wisdoms the power to use euskepsia. They channel their mental energies through spears and bear special protective gear called an aegis.

Miracleworker - primary Elysian essence user
Those who travel the world helping people in need, often in ways that those in need don't even notice, giving the impression of miracles being performed. In doing so, they encourage belief in miracles, increasing the Elysian essence in the world, thereby increasing chances of actual miracles occurring.

Moemeli
A manganga given a specific task for their greater power.

Celestial Attendants

Those who perform services for the Divines. Servants.

Angelologist - primary celeste water user / definitive attendants
One who vows service to angels and gains celestial powers of protection, healing, or empowerment of others.

Apostle
The disciple of a Messiah.

Mohlokomedi
A manganga in service to a greater power without a specific task.

Servant
Of the same name as above, but a hallow who embodies the virtue of service.

Servant
Those who wield all celestial essence through service to the Celestial Realms.

Celestial Beatificers

Those who experience or spread Divine ecstasy.

Ecstatic - definitive beatificers
One overcome by Divine ecstasy (euphotonia, euphony, or euphoria). See celestial witches.

Thabo
A manganga in the throes of ecstasy.

Visionary
See celestial artists.

Celestial Believers

Those who worship a Divine without necessarily being an official clergy or performer of rites.

Devout
One who embodies the holy virtue of piety.

Hǽþen
One who believes fervently in serendipity.

Hallow - primary holy virtue user
A person who embodies the 12 holy virtues, a hallow gains different powers depending on how they embody each virtue.

Manganga - primary botshepehi user
Those believers in either a calling, a greater power, or some other strongly beld conviction who do so with such fidelity and passion that they draw esoteric power called botshepehi from it.

Pilipili
Queer or trans followers of Hili Kar. Includes parru and assinnu.

Celestial Chaplains

Those who work for a non-religious organization in a religious capacity.

Motsoalle
A manganga given to spreading the greater good for a private organization.

Celestial Clerics

Generic clergy in an official organization.

Confessor
A cleric who listens to confessions and grants absolution from Heaven.

Moruti
A manganga with an official role with a religious organization.

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Celestial Druids

Those who channel the power of nature. Celestial druids are still called "druids", but they represent nature in different ways.

Botshepehi: druids who protect the savannas.
Celester water: druids who protect celestial lakes, rivers, and other waterscapes.
Dumaqu: druids who protect terrestial lakes and their beauty.
Euphony: celestial versions of sonic aether druids.
Euphoria: druids who protect Gyran flower fields.
Euphotonia or lhair: Lesedian druids who wield celestial light.
Euskepsia: deep desert druids who walk the hard paths.
Tenyocan: druids of the central Palhuric rain forests and their jaguars.
Iremia: druids of the peaceful plains.
Radiance: druids of the Rainbow Serpent.

Celestial Gurus

A mentor, guide, and teacher of an eastern faith.

Banaaya
A taala guru who heals the world.

Chuanshou
A chuánshòu is a rare guru unifier.

Dhyaanee
A guru of peace.

Gyaanee
A guru of the Long Path.

Kumal - primary ujjval aatma user
One who achieves equilibrium within their own soul and gains the power to sense imbalance in the world--and to affect it.

Magbigay
A guru among the tagapagpalaya.

Nagmumuni-Muni
A guru of the Truth.

Nishthaavaan
A guru who serves the greater good.

Pathapradarshak
A guru who imparts the wisdom and insights of justice.

Celestial Imams

Those who lead the faithful in prayer.

Aitisal
One who calls the people to prayer. They use Euphony, euphoria, and dumaqu.

Caliph
A leader and descendant of a holy prophet.

Khadim
A manganga imam of Mahad or northern Taggarus.

Lilsala
A prayer leader of the Shepherdess.

Mufti
A holy judge of peace.

Mutarjim
An interpreter of holy law and word.

Celestial Monks

Ascetics who practice their faith in small communities and take profound vows.

Asket
A monk of central Jesenya who performs complex music for the Divine.

Avivaahit
A monk who has botshepehi.

Bhaee
A monk who serves Heaven.

Bhikshuk
A warrior-monk who fights for justice.

Ekaantavaasee
A monk who embodies the virtue of patience.

Mathaadheesh
A monk of the taala.

Saadhu
A monk of peace.

Tapasvee
A monk who has achieved enlightenment or seeks it while serving the people directly.

Celestial Nuns

Women who live in small, isolated communities, sometimes with specific tasks, taking profound vows of worship.

Inain
A nun who teaches liberation theology.

Moitlami
A manganga nun.

Priorin
A singing nun of central Jesenya.

Sister of Kindness
A nun who embodies the virtue of kindness, often working directly with the oppressed and poor.

Sister of the Swan
A warrior-nun who serves justice.

Wellwife
A goodwife in a nunnery.

Celestial Pilgrims

Those who travel to holy sites in honor of their religious history.

Hajji - definitive pilgrims
A pilgrim of the Shepherdess.

Moeti
A pilgrim traveling to southern Taggarus for the gathering of mangangas.

Wrecca
A tæflere on a pilgrimage to regain their serendipity.

Celestial Plauditors

Those who praise the Divines.

Alitsadohvsgi
A communal guide of stomp dances and other religious ceremonies among the nunnehi.

Sacred Musician
The terms for sacred musicians vary greatly by culture, but these are followers of music.

Thoriso - definitive plauditors
A manganga who engages in praise and prayer.

Celestial Preachers

Those who take the word of the Divines directly to the people.

Ahljadohvsgi
A community preacher.

Bodere
A tæflere who preaches about serendipity.

Ierokiryrkas
A preacher of peace.

Mangangaral
A preacher of liberation.

Magwawali
A truespeaker preacher.

Ma'heoneeestsehetane
[ma'heóneéestséhetane - cheyenne] A marshal preacher of Divine justice.

Moreri
A manganga preaching to the masses.

Revivalist
A preacher of love, music, and more.

Saarnaaja
A preacher amongst the clan.

Seolgyoja
One who preaches unity of the workers.

Upadeshak
A preacher of equality.

Celestial Preceptors

Those who teach religion and read the words of the Divines.

Mofani
A manganga who teaches the greater good.

Rabbi - definitive preceptors
A teacher of the Long Path.

Celestial Priests

Official clergy who perform sacrifices, sacraments, and other rites.

Moruti
A priest who has botshepehi.

Totahtzin
A priest of the Jaguar God.

Celestial Priestesses

Non-male clergy who perform rites and often serve female or non-male Divines.

Apaisza
A priestess among the bikiak.

Avgerinos
A priestess of inspiration and art.

Firist
A priestes of joy.

Gallae
A transgender priestess of Hili Kar.

Hathora
An Azeti transgender priestess of Flusslied.

Highwife
A goodwife married to a Divine.

Iereia
A priestes of peace.

Kahina
A priestess of Heaven.

Kanyang Sirili
a priestes of the truth.

Kii-kii
A priestess of the Rainbow Serpent.

Moitlami
A priestess who has botshepehi.

Mupristakadzi
A priestes of the earliest peoples who serves Hope.

Najm al'Sabah
A priestes who embodies the virtue of devotion.

Pari
A priestess of liberation.

Daughter of Phryscara - definitive priestesses
A priestess bonded to her ancestors beyond the Fall via ameoa.

Pujaarin
A warrior-priestess of subcontinental Dabusen who is, effectively, a marshal-priestess. She wields chakrams.

Umupadiri
A priestess of the abarinzi.

Celestial Prophets

Those who speak the will of the Divines. Messengers, speakers, and foretellers of the Divine.

Nabia
She who speaks for Heaven. A Mahadi prophetess.

Prophetesse
A trans feminine revolutionary and prophet in the Reever Sea.

Ya Tsebang
A prophet who has botshepehi.

Celestial Shamans

Those who are conduits to the spirits, the Divines, and the ancestors.

Hwee'aghaat (navajo)
One through which the truth comes.

Kallawaya
Wandering healers and spiritual guides in the mountains of eastern Palhur.

Kurdaitcha
A shaman of the big islands of the southern Island Bridge who serves the Creator, the Rainbow Serpent, and the Dreamtime. See also poioumenonic faithful and aetherial faithful.

Mudang
A shaman from Uruo. Male is baksu.

Nyangu-Waji
A shaman of the Rainbow Serpent in the southern Island Bridge.

Sekepe
A manganga who is connected to the ancestors.

Tietaja
A shaman of the akka clans.

Txiv Neeb (hmong)
A shaman of northeastern Dabusen who protects the home.

Udagan - primary Aemoa user
Various kinds of mostly women spiritual healers, leaders, and guides who commune with their Aemoa and gain insights, skills, and powers from their forebears.