Vishchash
The Great Spirit of Yearning
Wanting is a constant struggle for the addicted and the eventual delight of the patient. Vishchash in wanting is the grand chaser of fulfilment, and the consequential teacher of moderation and poise. Vishchash in waiting is the great attractor, knowing the satisfaction of having.
“The closest word I could come up with was greed or gluttony in my translations, but as I have furthered my understanding I have found, Vishchash is the journey from wanting to having, then no longer needing.”
Vishchash in art is depicted as wealthy of a kind, surrounded by their wants whether family, trinkets, or gold. A grin on their face speaking wanting with true satisfaction already in the lines of their eyes.
Shrines of Vishchash
In the places we store our wealth and excess, especially Aulrufae, will keep a shrine to Vishchash. They are made to ward who might steal away what is had.
Vishchash Mystics
They teach yearning as an irony. Vishchash mystics tend to be poor and lack wants for things in life. They serve as a purpose to show those who do not yearn and want enough may end up with nothing. They also tend to have hoarded wealth which would easily let them get off the streets. They are not impoverished. They simply have left behind the ways they once were.
