Create Your Own Religion
“I created you and the world on which you live. I created the realm in which your world exists and it in my hand. I control that which you cannot stop or escape and under which all is bound. I am all knowing and understanding. I know that by nature you cannot achieve perfection and I do not hold that against you. I am your father Largesse and I love you.”

These are the first words Largesse wrote to his devote followers the Pragmatics in the Tomes of Creation. Largesse is the sovering god of the Lucid religion. Worship of Goddess Durga is based on myths where Durga symbolizes the divine power. She is depicted as a large fat man who holds a sphere in his right hand and a scribe in his left. The sphere that he holds contains the universe in which we live. The scribe is used to write in her Tomes Of Creation “I give on to you twelve holy temples in which I have placed the vassal of my will, The Tomes Of Creation. To keep my Tomes free of human corruption I have made it so that only the scribe that I posses may write with in the Tomes. The temples are your sanctuaries while in them no harm will come to you. Use the locations of my twelve temples as the beginning of the twelve holy cities. All are free to come visit and read of the Tomes and I will damn all who attempt to stop my people from reading its truth for them self’s. ”

After Largesse created man he gave them twelve great temples that he distributed about the earth as dwelling for his Tomes and the start of the twelve holy cities. The temples are the size of a city block and are exactly the same in structure and dimensions. The temples are a place for people to exchange ideas, meatate and discuss their interpretations of the Tomes. They each contain the exact same copy of the Tome of Creation found any of the other temples. In the center of all twelve temples are grand alters upon which sits one of the Tomes. Bright candles that never burn out or give off any heat surround the altars. The Tomes themselves are large thick books made of an unbreakable binging and thick gold pages that are surprisingly easy to turn given their massive appearance. Within the Tome’s pages is all the information a Pragmatic needs to follow and understand the Lucid religion. The Tome holds the story of creation, rules by which they are expected to live by, rituals that they are to follow, what happens to them when they die and a final section that contains the wise words and thoughts of Largesse himself and it is known as the muse: I. A, II. B, III. C, IV. D, V. E, VI. F, VII. G. “My tomes are my circuitous way of communicating with you. The Tomes are an on going work that I will add to forever. In times of great confusion and disorder look to the Tomes and I will give you the proper course.” The Tomes are updated constantly by Largesse himself. Largesse never changes what he written he just adds on to the Tomes. Largess’s updates have been used to expose evil warn of disaster and to mobilize his people for war.

“I have given you twelve holy temple upon each of which is written my Rule of Twelve. These are they twelve basic ways of conduct that I expect you to abide by in your day to day lives. Those who compile to my wishes will be rewarded in the afterlife, those who do not will learn of their fate when they must stand before me.”

On the north inner wall of all of the temples Largesse wrote his twelve expectations of his followers in his own blood which never drys or runs. He used his own blood to remind his followers of their own vitality and that it is possible for them to stand judgement even when they least expect it. Largesse rules are written as follows:

I. Honor Your Self

II. Honor Your Family

III. Honor Your Mother And Father

IV. Honor Your Word

V. Do Not Have Any Other Gods Before Me

VI. Do Not Rape

VII. Do Not Commit Adultery

VIII. Do Not Take Your Own Life

IX. Seek Forgiveness From Those You Have Wronged And Mine Will Follow

X. Take No More Than An Eye For An Eye And A Tooth For A Tooth

XI. Seek Your Own Truths

XII. Treat As You Would Like To Be Treated

“ I have paved a simple path for you to follow that will lead you to rich after life. I do not ask that you have set religious ceremonies but you may have them if you wish. Atleast that way I know that your praises are promoted by your sincere gratitude for my gifts to you and not because it just so happens to be a certain day. Only the evil and those so ignorant that they will not read of the Tomes them selves will feel my wrath.”

In the Lucid religion Largesse requires that you only abide by his twelve points. Even then his twelve points are not hard to follow. He doses not ask the impossible such as do not kill, do not lust and do not steal. Largesse knows our nature and did not lay down rules that go against the way we are. Largesse does not like ignorance he encourages everyone to seek his or her own truth and not just to hold true what other say. He wants all of his people to journey to one of his holy cities to read his tomes for themselves.

“ There will come a day when a child is expected to take on adult roles. Men must prepare them selves to be a provider for and family. Women must be come skilled in cooking and run a house hold.”

At the age of fourteen a female child is considered and adult. By age fourteen she should have already acquired the ability to read and write. She is now expected to learn the skills that she will need to care for her husband’s household and children. Until the time of her marriage the young woman will work along side of her mother who is to teach her to cook, clean and rise children. Five years after the birth of a male child the father must plant a small tree. As that child grows older he is given the reasonability of caring for his tree. When the boy learns to read and write he then will carve his name into the tree. After the boy reaches the age of fourteen his father will split the tree and they boy passes thought it and emerges as an adult. The tree is then mended and must be cared for by the new adult until the time of his marriage. If the tree dies the father must find another tree and repeat the process. When the young man selects and marries a wife he must cut down his tree and use its wood to build the bed that his new wife and he will share.
“When two of my child have grown to love each other well beyond the idea of just shallow lust they may be wed. They may have a ceremony of to there liking but they must exchange vows and up hold them for life. I do not limit who you can and can not love but for a marriage to be true in my eyes it must be within my conditions:
I. You may not Wed Someone That you Have A Blood Relation To

II. You May Not Wed Someone Of The Same Sex

III. Both bride and Groom Must Be Atleast eighteen

IV. There Will Be No Arranged Merges

V. There Will Be No Annulments

Men may marry as many wifes as they can support however, a woman may only take one husben.
“Time is that which you cannot stop or escape, and under which all is bound. Time is all that stands between you standing before me for your judgment on to the next life. Every man and woman will wake form death to find them selves before me. I will then weight their sins against them and put them to their fate. The only exception is any soul that did not reach the age of three will be recycled and reborn back onto the world.
After the souls are judged they are either damned or set free. A freed soul may travel about the universe unrestricted. They may visit the world and the families they left behind but have no interaction with them they may only watch. Most of the freed souls eventually will choose to live in the millions of paradises that Largess crated called realities. There are an endless number of realties the souls may choose to live in. Liberated souls are free to go form one reality to another at their leisure. No two realities are alike and the souls have the choice to be in the presents of other freed souls or by themselves. Souls may also, create and live in a reality of their own design. Realities are places of such bliss that there light may be seen covering the night sky by the mortals still living upon the earth.
Those who are damned are eaten by Largesse. They first find them selves in his mouth being chewed by hundreds of shape and dull teeth. In his mouth you are broken in to many peacise that are all receptive to pain. The pain felt by each part of you is manifested on to you increasing your suffering. You and all of your parts will tumble down his esopokis that is covered I sharp jagged rocks that you fall against till you hit the stomach. In his stomach will be burnt and broken down into even smaller pain receptive parts. You then are defecated and there you will sit. You will still feel the pain of all your parts that are stuck in his teeth, impaled in the esphopkis and burning in the stomach. You can not see and the only thing you hear is your own screams in side for mind that echo with and emptiness. Just when you think it can not get any worse you repeat the process over and over again with each time your pain growing exponentially. The only sensations you will know is pain and your own hollow screams.