Pludrushi

Pludrushi is an antiquated religion with one god. Their main teachings revolve around belief and enlightenment, and these teachings are often passed on through communal praying sessions and meetings with religious leaders. Pludrushi's teachings come from an ancient tome written by the daughter of god in a surge of justice and the spread of truth in the world. All of their religious symbols are represented in the form of clothing, necklaces, and murals, body tattoos.

Being an antiquated religion, Pludrushi has split into several different variations, and they seem to be in it for the long run. Pludrushi is usually met with either indifference or respect from those outsides of this religion.

Meditation means the positive cultivation of one's mind.

Everyone stands neatly in a row in front of the gate; once they leave, monks have to go barefoot through the adjacent village to ask for alms of food and money. But mostly food and hear them spread the word of the ancient tome. They do not care if you or others don't listen. They just want to spread the words and the story. Show their unique body tattoo.

Every monk eats only two times a day. Their lifestyles are shaped to support their spiritual practice: to live a simple and meditative life and attain illumination.

Four Stages of Illuminate
Four Stages of Illuminate:

The Four Stages:
 * 1)  Those who have destroyed the first three fetters (false view of Self, doubt, and clinging to rites and rituals)
 * 2)  Those who have destroyed the first three fetters and have lessened the fetters of lust and hatred;
 * 3) Those who have destroyed the five lower fetters, which bind beings to the world of the senses;
 * 4)  Those who have reached illuminate – realized the stages entirely, and have reached the quality of deathlessness –are free from all defilements. Their ignorance, craving, and attachments have ended.

Holiday
Commemorating a story of the ancient tome and also including a period of intensive meditation. It is traditional to meditate all through the night on the last night for the elders to do. The younger monks perform special rituals evoking protective for their single god and clean and decorate the monasteries. Colorful butter sculptures are displayed, and singing and dancing go on into the night. Monks bathe and perform a special ritual before making the sculptures. So that the butter doesn't melt as they work with it, the monks keep their fingers cold by dipping their hands into cold water.