The Uiledia

Purpose of the Uiledia
The purpose of the Uiledia is to establish figurative personifications of different moral principles valuable to the Cinerean Church. Like all other auxiliary elements of the Cinerean Church, the Uiledia works as a support system for the reverence and protection of the ideas of freedom, justice, humanity, nature, art, individualism, secularism, and empiricism.

Definition of the Uiledia
The Uiledia is a kind of pantheonic mythology of figures that the Cinerean Church uses to represent various aspects of life and virtue. These figures are merely representational aspects; personifications, and personifications alone. They are not gods, and they are not real. They are inventions that serve to augment spiritual immersion. They also serve as conduits and actors for some of the philosophical and sacramental aspects of the Church's affairs and ideas.

The traits that go with each of the aspects are framed as to examine and highlight attitudes, thoughts, and emotions found in human behavior: leadership, generosity, pain, pleasure, loyalty, fear, peace, and spirit. While these are not the only renown traits that are exhibited by our species, they are still ones that are closely tied into the Cinerean Church's being.

The Eight Aspects
The eight aspects of the Uiledia are:

Evelyn Alastrine, the Sovereign

Helena Anrai, the Benevolence

Greia Bellanoche, the Threnody

Triouanous Harlequin, the Intrigue

Silouanous Uodalrich, the Golem

Doch Fluoums, the Shaman

Crom Comhain, the Shade

Francisqous Salvatore, the Hand