>>This is a very moving poem that speaks greatly of the virtue of devotion.<<
I'm glad it worked for you.
>> It also speaks strongly of where faith truly lives, not in any temple or holy book, but within the hearts of those who hold it.<<
Sooth. There's an interesting dynamic in this series, I think, because of the way the temples exist in two planes, both the material and the celestial. They're meeting points that make it easier for people and deities to interact directly. But they also remind people that the celestial coexists with the material. Heaven is always with us, just around the heart's corner.
Thank you!
I'm glad it worked for you.
>> It also speaks strongly of where faith truly lives, not in any temple or holy book, but within the hearts of those who hold it.<<
Sooth. There's an interesting dynamic in this series, I think, because of the way the temples exist in two planes, both the material and the celestial. They're meeting points that make it easier for people and deities to interact directly. But they also remind people that the celestial coexists with the material. Heaven is always with us, just around the heart's corner.