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{{god_infobox|godname=Tarah|realm= | {{god_infobox|godname=Tarah|realm=Harmony and Compassion|symbols=Concentric circles, A silver dolphin leaping against a blue background|allies=[[Pentharian]], [[Lorielan]], and [[Mithraea]]|enemies=[[Shaitan]], [[Apollyon]], [[Twilight]], [[Indrani]], and [[Eris]]|ordername=Concordium|temples=[[Lake Vundamere]]}} | ||
'''Tarah''' is the Goddess of Harmony and Compassion. Her followers are beckoned gently to a path of greater understanding, always with the greater Good as highest consideration | '''Tarah''' is the Goddess of Harmony and Compassion. Her followers are beckoned gently to a path of greater understanding, always with the greater Good as their highest consideration. | ||
Tarah's teachings use the metaphor of the Ripples - placing a pebble in just the right spot, to create ripples in just the right places. Her followers are expected to consider their options carefully | Tarah's teachings use the metaphor of the Ripples - placing a pebble in just the right spot, to create ripples in just the right places. Her followers are expected to consider their options carefully and to act deliberately, knowing that whatever actions they take may have impacts far beyond the self. | ||
The Concordium falls into three groups: the support of Good and bringing people of darkness into the light; Harmony that exists within nature including the difference between nature and sentient life; and observing Compassion through engaging Evil in combat, offering a quick and clean death to one's foes. In every group the common thread is that the result - the greater Good - is the most important thing, but that the ends and the means have a Harmony of their own that cannot be ignored. | The Concordium falls into three groups: the support of Good and bringing people of darkness into the light; Harmony that exists within nature including the difference between nature and sentient life; and observing Compassion through engaging Evil in combat, offering a quick and clean death to one's foes. In every group the common thread is that the result - the greater Good - is the most important thing, but that the ends and the means have a Harmony of their own that cannot be ignored. | ||