Dalbanu living saints - Revision history

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	\|Giants, preservation of wild places, dangerous creatures of the forests		\|Giants, preservation of wild places, dangerous creatures of the forests
	\|Urnum is a giant with a draconic bloodline who protects the forests outside ~~Tammuz~~.		\|Urnum is a giant with a draconic bloodline who protects the forests outside Isin.
	\|[[Usumu]]		\|[[Usumu]]
	\|[[~~Tammuz~~]]		\|[[Isin]]
	\|([[wikipedia:Humbaba\|link]])		\|([[wikipedia:Humbaba\|link]])
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	The '''~~Ishtaran~~ living saints''' {{Pronunciation\|~~ish~~-~~TARR~~-an}} are a group of [[Saint\|saints]] worshiped primarily by the inhabitants of [[~~Ishtar~~]]. Rather than merely anthropomorphizing the gods like some other cultures do, ~~Ishtarans~~ commonly believe that mortals can be avatars through which their deities can walk the world. These living saints, as the ~~Ishtarans~~ call them, are thought to have reflected their god's tenets to such a degree that they now carry a literal part of their god within them. The living saints are widely treated with awe and reverence, sometimes even to the point that they attract saints of their own. As fragments of the divine, it is believed that a saint's voice is their god's voice, their hand is their god's hand, and even their thoughts are their god's thoughts. By living in accordance with the tenets of their deity, each saint becomes so closely intertwined with the divine that the two become difficult to separate. Upon the death of a saint, it is thought that the part of the god that was within them reunites with the deity.		The '''Dalbanu living saints''' {{Pronunciation\|dahl-BAH-noo}} are a group of [[Saint\|saints]] worshiped primarily by the inhabitants of [[Dalbanu]]. Rather than merely anthropomorphizing the gods like some other cultures do, the people of Dalbanu commonly believe that mortals can be avatars through which their deities can walk the world. These living saints, as the Dalbanu call them, are thought to have reflected their god's tenets to such a degree that they now carry a literal part of their god within them. The living saints are widely treated with awe and reverence, sometimes even to the point that they attract saints of their own. As fragments of the divine, it is believed that a saint's voice is their god's voice, their hand is their god's hand, and even their thoughts are their god's thoughts. By living in accordance with the tenets of their deity, each saint becomes so closely intertwined with the divine that the two become difficult to separate. Upon the death of a saint, it is thought that the part of the god that was within them reunites with the deity.

	Each living saint is usually, though not always, associated with a particular city or region where they make their home.		Each living saint is usually, though not always, associated with a particular city or region where they make their home.

	==List of ~~Ishtaran~~ living saints==		==List of Dalbanu living saints==
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	[[Category:~~Ishtar~~]]		[[Category:Dalbanu]]

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	!Areas of Concern		!Areas of Concern
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	\|[[Atra-Hasis]]		\|[[Atra-Hasis]]
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	\|Flood mitigation, conservation, disaster recovery		\|Flood mitigation, conservation, disaster recovery
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	\|[[Muballit]]		\|[[Muballit]]
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	\|[[Urnum]]		\|[[Urnum]]
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	\|Giants, preservation of wild places, dangerous creatures of the forests		\|Giants, preservation of wild places, dangerous creatures of the forests
	\|Urnum is a giant with a draconic bloodline who protects the forests outside Tammuz.		\|Urnum is a giant with a draconic bloodline who protects the forests outside Tammuz.
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	\|[[Xisuthros]]		\|[[Xisuthros]]
	~~\|NG~~
	\|The [[Depths]], guards, barriers		\|The [[Depths]], guards, barriers
	\|Xisuthros guards the main entrance to [[Kur]], aided in his watch by many of his followers		\|Xisuthros guards the main entrance to [[Kur]], aided in his watch by many of his followers

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	\|[[Harinna]]		\|[[Harinna]]
	\|[[~~Arad~~]]		\|[[Shuruppak]]
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Gronk at 01:55, 24 November 2023

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	The '''Ishtaran living saints''' {{Pronunciation\|ish-TARR-an}} are a group of saints worshiped primarily by the inhabitants of [[Ishtar]]. Rather than merely anthropomorphizing the gods like some other cultures do, Ishtarans commonly believe that mortals can be avatars through which their deities can walk the world. These living saints, as the Ishtarans call them, are thought to have reflected their god's tenets to such a degree that they now carry a literal part of their god within them. The living saints are widely treated with awe and reverence, sometimes even to the point that they attract saints of their own. As fragments of the divine, it is believed that a saint's voice is their god's voice, their hand is their god's hand, and even their thoughts are their god's thoughts. By living in accordance with the tenets of their deity, each saint becomes so closely intertwined with the divine that the two become difficult to separate. Upon the death of a saint, it is thought that the part of the god that was within them reunites with the deity.		The '''Ishtaran living saints''' {{Pronunciation\|ish-TARR-an}} are a group of [[Saint\|saints]] worshiped primarily by the inhabitants of [[Ishtar]]. Rather than merely anthropomorphizing the gods like some other cultures do, Ishtarans commonly believe that mortals can be avatars through which their deities can walk the world. These living saints, as the Ishtarans call them, are thought to have reflected their god's tenets to such a degree that they now carry a literal part of their god within them. The living saints are widely treated with awe and reverence, sometimes even to the point that they attract saints of their own. As fragments of the divine, it is believed that a saint's voice is their god's voice, their hand is their god's hand, and even their thoughts are their god's thoughts. By living in accordance with the tenets of their deity, each saint becomes so closely intertwined with the divine that the two become difficult to separate. Upon the death of a saint, it is thought that the part of the god that was within them reunites with the deity.

	Each living saint is usually, though not always, associated with a particular city or region where they make their home.		Each living saint is usually, though not always, associated with a particular city or region where they make their home.

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	\|~~Darklands~~, guards, barriers		\|The [[Depths]], guards, barriers
	\|Xisuthros guards the main entrance to [[Kur]], aided in his watch by many of his followers		\|Xisuthros guards the main entrance to [[Kur]], aided in his watch by many of his followers
	\|[[Aduntarri]]		\|[[Aduntarri]]

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	[[Category:Ishtar]]		[[Category:Ishtar]]
	~~[[Category:Ishtaran pantheon]]~~

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	The '''Ishtaran ~~pantheon~~''' {{Pronunciation\|ish-TARR-an}} is a group of ~~living~~ saints worshiped primarily by the inhabitants of [[Ishtar]]. ~~Unlike most~~ other ~~saints~~, ~~these individuals have attained~~ their ~~status while still among~~ the living~~. In addition~~ to their ~~areas~~ of ~~concern, all Ishtaran~~ living saints are ~~associated~~ with a ~~particular region~~ of the ~~nation~~. ~~Usually this~~ is the ~~area~~ the ~~saint~~ was ~~born in or played some role in shaping, but this is not always~~ the ~~case~~. A saint is ~~likely to have most of their followers in this~~ region ~~of patronage, but~~ their ~~worship is not limited geographically~~.		The '''Ishtaran living saints''' {{Pronunciation\|ish-TARR-an}} are a group of saints worshiped primarily by the inhabitants of [[Ishtar]]. Rather than merely anthropomorphizing the gods like some other cultures do, Ishtarans commonly believe that mortals can be avatars through which their deities can walk the world. These living saints, as the Ishtarans call them, are thought to have reflected their god's tenets to such a degree that they now carry a literal part of their god within them. The living saints are widely treated with awe and reverence, sometimes even to the point that they attract saints of their own. As fragments of the divine, it is believed that a saint's voice is their god's voice, their hand is their god's hand, and even their thoughts are their god's thoughts. By living in accordance with the tenets of their deity, each saint becomes so closely intertwined with the divine that the two become difficult to separate. Upon the death of a saint, it is thought that the part of the god that was within them reunites with the deity.

			Each living saint is usually, though not always, associated with a particular city or region where they make their home.

	==List of Ishtaran living saints==		==List of Ishtaran living saints==

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