Rain Lily Temple Mausoleum

The Rain Lily Temple Mausoleum is one of the sacred seven temples, located on the Ivy Straight in the Northern Pine Ranch Neighborhood District. It's design is identical to the other six: open-air, with white columns and a center alter.
The head priestess at the Rain Lily Temple Mausoleum is Mae Anford. The temple's prayer service day is day 3, and they perform services four times that day - sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset. The Rain Lily Temple is special because they also perform all the blessings for the dead in a special service at high noon on their service day. Everyone who dies within the city is cremated at the mausoleum attached to the temple and their ashes are brought to the temple for their final blessing. In the ceremony, a handful of ash is scattered to each of the four compass points and the rest of the ash is given back to the family to each scatter a bit in their home gardens. The idea in this being that the fae are from the earth, and to the earth they shall return. Because the extended lives of fae, end of life blessings are only performed a few times a moon cycle.

Founding Date

1500

Type

Temple / Religious complex

Parent Location

Northern Pine Ranch Neighborhood District