Reformed Nurity

reformed nurity is a distinctive branch of nurity, primarily found on the islands of valgos and galmos, as well as in the former colonies of the valgos empire this sect recognizes both saint dast and saint wruhec as prophets but diverges from mainstream nurity in its non recognition of other saints as holy figures additionally, it does not acknowledge the authority of the archsanctuaries, which are central to other nurity branches the followers of reformed nurity place significant emphasis on personal interpretation and individual connection with the divine god, rather than relying on traditional religious hierarchies or intermediaries this approach leads to a diverse range of practices and beliefs within the community, reflecting a more personalized religious experience the theological foundation of reformed nurity rests on a more liberal interpretation of the book of enlightenment and the eleven pillars of nurity its teachings focus on living a "pure" life, guided by the moral precepts set forth by the divine god reformed nurists believe in the concept of golconda as a spiritual afterlife state, attainable by all nurists who lead a pure life, transcending physical death the sect also emphasizes community service and social justice as key components of living a pure life, encouraging followers to actively engage in improving their communities as a manifestation of their faith