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'''''Divine Form''''' is a holy text to followers of the [[Chaskan pantheon|Chaskan]] deity [[Aya]]. Rather than a more typical text, the ''Divine Form'' is a work of art that has been rendered and interpreted in myriad ways. | The '''''Divine Form''''' is a holy text to followers of the [[Chaskan pantheon|Chaskan]] deity [[Aya]]. Rather than a more typical text, the ''Divine Form'' is a work of art that has been rendered and interpreted in myriad ways. | ||
There is no standard or original copy of the ''Divine Form''. Rather, its details are up to the creator of each particular version. There are some similarities between them, however - for example, they almost all include a depiction of the goddess Aya. Whether painted in a realistic form on canvas, sculpted in an abstract manner out of stone or clay, etched on a cliff face, or rendered in some other way, completion of one's personal ''Divine Form'' is seen as an important rite to Aya's most devoted followers. Not only must one undertake and complete the work, but they must first determine what particular style calls to them the strongest. | There is no standard or original copy of the ''Divine Form''. Rather, its details are up to the creator of each particular version. There are some similarities between them, however - for example, they almost all include a depiction of the goddess Aya. Whether painted in a realistic form on canvas, sculpted in an abstract manner out of stone or clay, etched on a cliff face, or rendered in some other way, completion of one's personal ''Divine Form'' is seen as an important rite to Aya's most devoted followers. Not only must one undertake and complete the work, but they must first determine what particular style calls to them the strongest. | ||
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The Divine Form is a holy text to followers of the Chaskan deity Aya. Rather than a more typical text, the Divine Form is a work of art that has been rendered and interpreted in myriad ways.
There is no standard or original copy of the Divine Form. Rather, its details are up to the creator of each particular version. There are some similarities between them, however - for example, they almost all include a depiction of the goddess Aya. Whether painted in a realistic form on canvas, sculpted in an abstract manner out of stone or clay, etched on a cliff face, or rendered in some other way, completion of one's personal Divine Form is seen as an important rite to Aya's most devoted followers. Not only must one undertake and complete the work, but they must first determine what particular style calls to them the strongest.