docs: update HBW/Eirus/Marcandria/Religion

HBW/Eirus/Marcandria/Factions/Joybringers.html

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 title: Joybringers
 description: 
 published: true
-date: 2024-05-05T12:37:46.726Z
+date: 2024-05-05T18:57:28.260Z
 tags: game-master, callera, clergy of callera, joybringer, joybringers
 editor: ckeditor
 dateCreated: 2023-01-06T16:54:34.558Z
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 <p>qwe</p>
 <h2>Beliefs</h2>
 <p><i>“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time. It is the journey of a free soul. Use it to find meaning in your life. use it to help move past the hardship. Let it heal you. Let it show you the greatness and wonders that is life.”</i></p>
-<p>The Joybringers are devoted worshippers of Lady Firehair, and as such, hold a firm belief in her tenants. They are very outspoken in their belief that the lives of all should be filled with beauty, love, and passion; and that life should be experienced full off happiness and joy.</p>
+<p>The Joybringers are devoted worshippers of Lady Firehair, and as such, hold a firm belief in her tenants. They are very outspoken in their belief that all lives should be filled with beauty, love, and passion; and that life should be experienced full off happiness and joy.</p>
 <p>&nbsp;</p>
 <ul>
   <li>Exult in life.</li>

HBW/Eirus/Marcandria/Religion.html

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 title: Marcandrian Religion and Pantheon
 description: 
 published: true
-date: 2024-05-05T12:24:56.289Z
+date: 2024-05-05T18:57:50.460Z
 tags: marcandria, meranzi, religion, marcandrian deities, diostri, fiori, callera, marcandrian gods, marcandrian godesses, marcandrian faith, marcandrian religion, marcandrian pantheon
 editor: ckeditor
 dateCreated: 2023-01-06T16:54:26.028Z
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 <figure class="image image_resized image-style-align-right" style="width:22.2%;"><img src="/HBW/misc_images/deity_callera_holysymbol_pendant_01.png">
   <figcaption>Pendant Depicting Callera. (Generated by Dall-E. Prompt: “Cinematic oil painting of a golden pendant. The pendant features the face of a beautiful goddess with a serene expression, smooth skin, and hair made out of fire. The background is a soft, dark velvet to highlight the pendant's luster and the fiery hair's glow.”)</figcaption>
 </figure>
-<p>Callera, the enchanting Marcandrian goddess of art, beauty, liberty, love, joy, passion, and revelry, epitomizes the essence of living a joyous and fulfilling life. Embracing the sacred beauty of existence, she preaches that life should be a celebration of happiness, love, and beauty, where one pursues their desires and dreams to find true joy and fulfillment. Callera's dogma centers on living a life enriched with passion and love, and she passionately advocates the spreading of beauty, love, and celebration throughout society to elevate the spirits of all.</p>
+<p>Callera, the enchanting Marcandrian goddess of art, beauty, love, joy, passion, and revelry, epitomizes the essence of living a joyous and fulfilling life. Embracing the sacred beauty of existence, she preaches that life should be a celebration of happiness, love, and beauty, where one pursues their desires and dreams to find true joy and fulfillment. Callera's dogma centers on living a life enriched with passion and love, and she passionately advocates the spreading of beauty, love, and celebration throughout society to elevate the spirits of all.</p>
 <p>Her teachings have illuminated the difference between merely surviving and truly living for the Marcandrians. She inspires them to understand that a life devoid of joy, passion, and love is a life without worth. Every major festival and celebration in Marcandria is believed to originate from the teachings of Callera, as she bestowed upon the Marcandrians the art of revelry and merrymaking. Marcandrian society, particularly among the upper echelons, strives to embody the ideals set forth by Callera, seeing her as the embodiment of living a joyous and love-filled life. Consequently, they may appear to seek validation through vanity and the accumulation of valuable and beautiful assets, as inspired by her dogma.</p>
 <p>Callera's teachings emphasize that art and creativity are pathways to unlocking the boundless beauty and joy within oneself and the world. Through artistic expression, individuals discover new dimensions of their emotions and share their innermost passions with others, forging connections and enriching the collective human experience. The worship of Callera is an invitation to revel in life's splendor and celebrate the diversity of existence. She encourages her followers to participate in joyous festivities, where dance, music, and laughter intertwine to form harmonious symphonies of happiness. Through Callera's teachings, the Marcandrians cherish their freedom and champion individuality, fostering a culture that appreciates the uniqueness of each soul. Personal freedom and the pursuit of personal passions are seen as integral to the vibrant tapestry of society, where every individual contributes to the grand artwork of life.</p>
 <p>Worship of Callera is most prevalent among the higher echelons of Marcandrian society, where her influence is pronounced. However, her teachings and inspiration touch all strata of society. Communal worship is highly encouraged, for revelry, dance, song, and love are more exuberant when shared with others. The Joybringers represent Callera throughout Marcandria, forming a loose and informal organization where temples operate independently of one another.</p>