Ghautama (Gah-oo-Tah-mah)

the Enlightened

Description

Ghautama, also known as the Enlightened One, is the supreme deity of Ghautism. He is revered for his teachings on enlightenment, compassion, and the path to liberation from suffering. Ghautama's followers, known as Ghautists, seek to attain inner wisdom through meditation and self-reflection. The Bodhi Tree, under which Ghautama achieved enlightenment, is a sacred symbol of his teachings.

Edicts

Ghautists are encouraged to seek inner wisdom through meditation, practice compassion toward all beings, and live a life of non-violence and humility. They should strive for self-improvement and help others on their path to enlightenment.

Anathemas

Ghautists must avoid causing harm to others, engaging in violence, or pursuing material wealth at the expense of spiritual growth. They should not deceive or harm sentient beings.

Ghautama Traits

Divine Classification

Supreme Deity

Church/Cult

Ghautism

Adjective: Ghautist
Areas of Concern: Enlightenment, Compassion, Liberation
Symbol: The Bodhi Tree
Alignment: Neutral Good
Portfolio: Teaching, Meditation, Peace, Inner Wisdom
Worshipers: Seekers of Enlightenment, Monastics, Philosophers
Cleric Domains: Healing, Knowledge, Liberation
Cleric Subdomains: Restoration, Memory, Freedom
Oracle Mysteries: Lore, Time, Waves
Favored Weapon: Quarterstaff
Sacred Animals: Deer and swan