Triunism/Writings/Hireshmont II

Epistle to Torvaldo

Lord Torvaldo,

While you have not asked specificaly, since Lady Labelle has told you of Sanguis Astroism, I will tell you of Triunism. My apologies for any vagueries: I myself am young in the faith; Lady Metis knows more of the intricacies of our faith.

However, Triunism is, essentially, rooted in the belief that our lives ought to be purposeful and meaningful. Meaning and understanding, to know and to perceive, is the final object of life. We achieve that goal, not through merely hearing lectures, but through the daily struggles and travels of life itself. Life is its own teacher: we struggle against the storms around us, against the monsters, against division, against our own more shadowy natures, and in doing so, according to Triunism, Life speaks to us, and we gain understanding.

That is the philosophy of Triunism. For the more detailed information, you would have to ask Lady Metis: she is our founder and most knowledgeable priest.

Hireshmont II Vellos Senator of Chesney