The Birth of a Faith

YC128-10-15
Ethernity, Gallente Federation

When I returned home, I carried Ethernity VII within my heart. I tried to resume my ordinary life, but the memory of the vision never left me. I knew that whatever I had witnessed among those beautiful forests had changed me forever. After many nights spent searching for answers, I came to understand what I had to do: dedicate my existence to Izuna and share with others the peace I had felt in her presence. I began by telling my family and closest friends what had happened. Some listened with curiosity, others with scepticism, but a few felt something resonate deeply within them. In time, more people gathered around me, drawn not by promises of power or salvation, but by the simple beauty of the message I tried to convey. Thus, a small congregation of devotees began to take shape.


Together, we started building a temple dedicated to Izuna, a quiet sanctuary where people could contemplate, learn and find peace. During those days, I continued to receive visions of the Goddess. They came unexpectedly, sometimes in dreams, sometimes during moments of silence, and each seemed to reveal another fragment of her message. Little by little, I began to understand the principles at the heart of her presence: love for nature and all living things, respect for the delicate balance of the universe, and the pursuit of peace and harmony among all beings. Izuna demanded neither obedience nor sacrifice. She asked us to conquer no worlds, to wage no holy wars, and to impose our beliefs upon no one. Her message was an invitation, not a command.


As our temple slowly took shape, so did my understanding of the faith. I no longer felt that I had to explain every mystery or find answers to every question. My task was simply to listen, to learn, and to share what I had come to understand.
And so, what began as a vision on a distant temperate world became the foundation of a new faith.


The Temple of Izuna was born not from a desire to rule, but from the hope that a little more peace and harmony might find its place among the stars.

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