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In the peaks of Tibet, there was a cult that lived among the flowers. This cult was composed only of women and they worshiped flowers. Among the gods of the cult, the most important one was a nature-related name called "Narmada". Narmada was considered the goddess of the cult and was followed with admiration by its members.

The members of the cult spent most of their day dealing with flowers. They cultivated, cared for, and worshiped flowers. The members of the cult believed that Narmada represented the fertility of the land and the abundance of crops. They believed in living in harmony with the land, and see Narmada as the goddess that gives life to all living beings and protects them.

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Among the religious beliefs of the cult, the protection and respect of nature held an important place. The members of the cult believed that they must be careful in using natural resources and use them in a sustainable manner. Also, when worshiping Narmada, the members of the cult wish for her to bless the land with abundance and for their crops to be bountiful. They embrace a lifestyle that values being in harmony with the land and they believe that the land is alive and that is why they are so close to Narmada. They lived happily and peacefully among the flowers that grew with Narmada's abundance.

Narmada is a goddess who represents abundance. Her symbols include the rabbit and flowers. Narmada represents the fertility of the land and the abundance of crops. Members of the cult worship Narmada in hopes of having fertile land and bountiful crops. They believe in living in harmony with the land and see the rabbit, which is known for being quick and nimble, as a symbol of the land being lively and fertile. Similarly, flowers symbolize the land's fertility and abundance of crops. When they worship Narmada, members of the cult wish for her to bless the land with abundance and for their crops to be bountiful. They embrace a lifestyle that values being in harmony with the land and they believe that the land is alive and that is why they are so close to Narmada.

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Interviewer: Can you tell us about your daily life in the cult?

Cult Member Sarika: Of course. We spend most of our day tending to the flowers and making sure they are healthy and beautiful. We believe that by taking care of the flowers, we are also taking care of the land and making it more fertile.

Interviewer: How does your belief in Narmada influence your daily life?

Sarika: Narmada is the embodiment of abundance and fertility for us. We believe that by worshiping her and living in harmony with the land, we are able to access her power and blessings. It is this belief that drives us to take care of the land and the flowers and to live our lives in a sustainable and respectful manner.

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Interviewer: Can you tell us about the importance of nature in your belief system?

Sarika: Nature is everything to us. We believe that everything is connected and that the land, the flowers, and all living things are sacred. We believe that by living in harmony with nature, we can access its power and blessings, and we strive to protect and respect it in all aspects of our lives. It is our belief that by living in this way, we are able to access Narmada's blessings and live a happy and fulfilled life.

Interviewer: Can you tell us about your beliefs regarding the afterlife and how it relates to your connection with nature?

Sarika: Our belief is that the afterlife is a continuation of our connection with nature. We believe that when we pass away, our spirits return to the land and become a part of it. Our connection with nature does not end with death, but rather it continues on in a different form. We believe that by living in harmony with nature during our lives, we ensure a peaceful and fulfilling afterlife.

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