Temple of Ama-no-Uzume
From Gothpoodle
Sanctum: Temple of the Dawn
An offshoot of the Chosen of Ti-Tsang, the original Japanese Priests of Amaterasu felt disenfranchised in the predominantly Chinese cabal. They practiced their art and religion in solitude for nearly four decades when the internment of Japanese during the Second World War scattered its members. The cabal was reformed fifteen years later under one of the original members and his student, Kami. When his master died in 1970, Kami changed the name and focus of the cabal to be more inclusive and concerned with unity rather than isolation.
The core legacy of the cabal has always been the way of the Perfected Adept.
Protocols
Peace and unity are the principle to which we dedicate ourselves. All members must strive to understand and appreciate those different from themselves, in manner, appearance, or belief. All members must seek to balance the body and the mind. All members must work to integrate the needs of the spirit and the flesh. All members must respect and obey their master. All members must respect and nuture their student. Each dawn, a member must perform the Shinto rites required for the temple. Each dusk, all members must offer a prayer to Ama-no-Uzume. All members must abide by the Barbary Compact.
Mages
- Kami, cabal leader (Master of Life, Obrimos, Perfected Adept)
- Yomi (Disciple of Fate, Acanthus)
- Ama (Disciple of Life, Thyrsus)
- Kuni (Apprentice of Mind, Mastigos)
