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What is Korrui?
The rules of the Korrui religion.
The Vows of Korrui as listed from the Büq o' Ksadowce are as follows:
1. "I vow to not fight back until you have hit the ground at least once, unless necessary in order to protect someone else from harm."
2. "I vow to not tell lies, must necessary in order to protect someone else from harm."
3. "I vow to only use supplies that were either given to you, made by you, were found by you, or were bought by you for any project."
4. "I vow to always repays my debts."
5. "I vow to never choose to give up what I cannot bear to loose."
6. "I vow to never weep for chose not to fight for to keep."
7. "I vow to do no harm."
The Vows of Korrui are listed in the Büq o' Ksadowce
Korrui - video
Korrui - what is it?
The Vows are recited from the Büq o' Ksadowce by Korrui 13-year-olds during their Spanllas and are again recited by both bride and groom at a traditional Korrui wedding. Vows of Korrui are as follows:
"On my soul I vow
To never fight back until I or another have been stuck,
To do all within my power to keep every living thing out of pain's way,
To think of the wellbeing and not the comfort, of others before I think of myself at all times,
To never let pride keep me from gain,
To never steal,
To always repay all my debts owed once able,
To always respect every living thing as I respect myself,
To never treat any living thing as anymore or less than an equal,
To protect my chosen family,
To always choose the lesser of two evils,
To always trying too find the path of least harm,
To tell lies only when necessary in order too protect another living thing from death,
To never willingly choose to give up what I cannot bear to lose,
To never cry for things I had not fought to keep,
To never bring my own, my friends', or chosen family's downfall,
To never judge others,
To defend others from untrue accusations,
To be kind to all,
To be calm in the face of danger,
To be brave when I or others feel fear,
To be courageous in all I do,
To be honorable in the way I live and treat others."
Vows of Korrui are recited as part of the Spanlla ceremony.
What does "Korrui" mean?
Korrui Pannum (KOR-ROO-ee PA-nem) is the specific branch of Korrui that (though they may not perform all the practices and usually do not fallow all, a few, or even a single) believes in the existence of all gods and goddesses.
History prof: no one believes that every god across the world is real-
Smart student: what about Korrui Pannum?
Korrui - what does it mean?
Korrui Monum (KOR-ROO-ee MAW-nuhm) is the specific branch of Korrui that (though they may also believe in the existence of, or even perform the practices of multiple) only follows one god or goddess. Within Korrui Monum one usually states the name of there preferred god or goddess (with the addition of "ian" to the end) after the words "Korrui Monum" (EXAMPLES: Korrui Monum Fafnirian, Korrui Monum Jehovahian, Korrui Monum Kahian, Korrui Monum Christian, etc.)
Yeah, I believe in God. I'm Korrui Monum Christian, why wouldn't I?
Korrui - meaning
Korrui Agnostium (KOR-ROO-ee AG-NAHS-tee-um) is the specific branch of Korrui that (though they can believe in the existence of, or even perform the practices of multiple) does not follow any gods or goddesses.
I'm not agnostic, I'm Korrui Agnostium.
Korrui - definition
Korrui Multipum (KOR-ROO-ee MUL-tee-PuM) is the specific branch of Korrui that (though they may believe in the existence of, or even perform the practices of multiple) follows only one polytheistic pantheon. Within Korrui Multipum one usually states the name of there preferred polytheistic pantheon (with the addition of "om" to the, and usually replacing an existing end) after the words "Korrui Multipum" (EXAMPLES: Korrui Multipum Asatrom, Korrui Multipum Hellenom, Korrui Multipum Kemetom, Korrui Multipum Religio Romanom, etc.)
I'm not greek, I'm just Korrui Multipum Hellenom.
Korrui - slang
Korrui Atheum (KOR-ROO-ee AY-thee-um) is the specific branch of Korrui that (though they may perform the practices of multiple) believes in no gods or goddesses.
Guy 1: Why does Beth cover her hair so much? Isn't she an Atheist?
Guy 2: No, Beth's Korrui Atheum. She'll be wearing her Büf around us until Luna Flame.
Korrui
A religious practice in which the practitioners follow various gods or goddesses, sometimes being singular (Korrui Monum), sometimes being multiple (Korrui Multipum), sometimes none at all (Korrui Atheum) and sometimes somewhere in between and practice a belief in taking care of one's self and others, usually noted to be seen wearing either a Büf or a Hüddi during the span of time between the holidays of Krampus and Luna Flame whenever in the presence of the opposite gender (The Focused Time).
Teacher: Take off your hat indoors.
Student: I'm Korrui; the Büf stays on until Luna Flame.