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- This is a question that concerns many parishioners. Rejoice, for there is absolutely no reason to worry, and your assumption is not far from the truth! In the perception of Anuzish as a single organism, the Kami will be its constituent parts: just as a forest is formed from individual trees, and a garden from flowers. Given the grandeur of Anuzish, it would not be unusual for it to be unable to respond to the prayer of each of us, so we turn to its local manifestations!
—So that's it. Even I understood the essence after such a metaphor. It turns out that small miracles in our lives, which seem impossible for a simple, small person in the eyes of someone who considers Anuzish to be "grand," are actually the merit of the "continuers" of Her will? This aligns well with the worldview of my homeland, although we have never delved so deeply into the details. —The Kriderian thinker nods thoughtfully and looks at the tablets again: —And then there is another small question: how does "Hanging Her" conceptually differ from "Alms-giving"? I must admit, I don't quite understand how a wish differs from a prayer. For example, if I go on a dangerous mission and want a successful outcome for my team, should I "wish" for it or "pray" for it? Sorry if that sounds silly...