The Tenents of the Cult of Nyx

1.  Human beings are fragile, temporary creatures living inside vast historical and institutional machines.
2. Most suffering originates when those machines forget the people inside them.
3. Identity is not discovered but constructed.
4. The past is never dead and constantly shapes the present.
5. Meaning emerges through relationships and creation rather than authority or destiny.
6. The task of a good person is not to become pure, powerful, or important.
7. It is to remain human while moving through the ruins.