7 Aspects Of Westeros Religion

The south of Westeros worship the Seven, the religion was brought over by the Andals many hundreds of centuries ago. There are seven aspects of the one God: the father, the smith and the warrior are the male aspects. The mother, the crone and the maiden are the female aspects. The seventh aspect of the God is the stranger, whom is neither male nor female. The stranger can also be depicted as death. The seven pointed star is the Seven’s symbol. The Seven is much like Christianity, God has three aspects; the father, son and the Holy Spirit. Before Westeros was inhabited my non-human races before man came. They, the Children of the Forest, worshiped the Old Gods. The symbology was the Weirwood, white trees with red leaves, that “bleed” when cut. The Old Gods were the gods of the forest, stones, steams and mountains. They had no temples, no priest hood, no names and no churches. When man first came to Westeros they too believed in the Gods of Old. The Weirwood became
The Old Gods are much like paganism, many of which derived from nature. The Dothraki believe in the Great Stallion, whom is a horse god. Tehlu is the creator and God of Temerant. Much like Christianity Tehlu chooses a pure person in the world. Perial is much like the Virgin Mary. Mary becomes pregnant with baby Jesus, Perial becomes pregnant with Menda. Menda is Tehlu as man and not his God aspect. Menda grew up in a span of months to a young man. Perial’s village was well aware of Menda’s growth. A group of the village asked for the demon child, Menda was seventeen. Menda spoke like Tehlu for that is who he is. Tehlu made a line and asked the people to take his path or the path they are already on. Both paths lead to death, but Tehlu’s path had pain now and punishment now, were the path man was taking now had pain now and punishment later. Like Jesus, Tehlu asked the men and women to “regret,