Flower

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Flower's High Woldian Symbol.


Ethos "Love never claims, it ever gives." - Mahatma Gandhi
Domains Good, Healing, Giving
Prestige Classes Server, Troubadour
Holy Days Wedding days, birthdays, Day of the Nymph in the Month of Beginnings, Day of the Dove in the Month of Flowers
Sacrifices Time spent loving and serving others, Gold given in service and love to those who need it
Favored Weapon {{{weapon}}}

Flower is the patron of deep love in all its forms. She is responsible for the well being of the families of The Wold. She sees that the family flourishes. She is responsible for midwives. Since families are the building block of the community, she patrons the community by educating them in the ways of love and peace.

She believes that the woman's place in society is more than being a wife and mother, but that her responsibility to her mate and her children come before other interests. She believes that the man's place in the relationship is to be an equal to his mate and to share in the responsibilities of child-rearing. The responsibility of a man to his mate and children also come before other interests.

She guides and teaches the Noble Races about true and deep love. She instructs against the building of relationships upon passion. Passion alone is childish and immature. Passion, however, does has it's place in a marriage of equals who have deep love for one another. She believes in monogamy and fosters that type of morality. She believes in marriage as an institution for life. She hates marriages of convenience and believes that all people have the right to choose who they will marry and love. Love should be the sole reason for marriage. When true love governs a couples life, maturity is the result.

Due to her mortal background, she is also the patron of the arts. She believes in celebrations of life and dance. She believes in the ability of performances of artists to teach morals and pass on the oral traditions of a culture.

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