Sigranism

Though not originally viewed as a religion, Sigrans tell of a divine being who came to them during the darkness of the First Age. This divine being, Sigra, was a servant of Aodin sent to shield them from the darkness. Sigra taught these people the ways of the universe and the roots of existence. They learned from Sigra of the Ishta and other divine beings and acknowledged their existence. However, they took to the idea of the universe itself is the one true being of divinity and that all other entities -- divine or mortal -- are merely offshoots of its ambition, and that, in truth, all beings are of the same beginnings and thus all connected to one another and godly in their own right. These beliefs have culminated into a religion of sorts that has spread far from its origins to the west.