Kamadeva

(kah-mah-deh-vuh)

Domains: The areas of influence the being controls or oversees Dogma: The "revealed truths" that only the clergy know and rules they must follow Tenets: The social rules that the clergy says that the lay faithful must follow Clergy and Temples: Clergymen, if you could call them that, of Kamadeva are usually primarily traveling bards or tavern-owners. The tavern and inn owners often have small shrines to Kamadeva with them.
 * Celebration - Without celebration, there is no real reason for life. If one does not enjoy what they experience, why experience? Therefore, play, love, alcohol, revelry, the arts, or any form of pleasure should be pursued.
 * Love - Love is a celebration of self and of others. There is no reason that it should not be doled out as one sees fit.
 * "Live with common sense." In actuality, Kamadeva has generally no influence at all on anyone, including his faithful. It is taught that among his last messages to the common people was the phrase "Live with common sense." That is, one does not need to look to the gods for what is enjoyable, it is there in front of you and all around you. Everything should be pursued with moderation, however, or else it fails to be a celebration.
 * Squash Solemnity - To find a place devoid of happiness means one thing: they have failed in creating a party, so it must be brought to them. Remember not only self-indulgence, but lift the spirits with those all around you.
 * Double the Dare - A true party-goer must realize that not only should they be able to tell jokes, but take them as well. And it is blasphemy to not return the favor even harder.
 * Share the Revelry - The more, the merrier. Celebration should never be restricted to one group, but extended to as many people as possible.

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