The Nail of Heaven is the northern star that, aside from being the brightest in the night sky (it is sometimes visible in daylight), provides the axis from which all other stars revolve. The Nonmen called it ‘Imburil’, meaning ‘the Newborn’. According to the tenets of Inrithism, Inri Sejenus ascended to the Nail of Heaven after his death in 2202. In the slot of a hanging ravine, the Nail of Heaven twinkled alone in the endless blue, a beacon of all things high and open…A final call to those who would dare the nethers of the earth.
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| - The Nail of Heaven is the northern star that, aside from being the brightest in the night sky (it is sometimes visible in daylight), provides the axis from which all other stars revolve. The Nonmen called it ‘Imburil’, meaning ‘the Newborn’. According to the tenets of Inrithism, Inri Sejenus ascended to the Nail of Heaven after his death in 2202. In the slot of a hanging ravine, the Nail of Heaven twinkled alone in the endless blue, a beacon of all things high and open…A final call to those who would dare the nethers of the earth.
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| - The Nail of Heaven is the northern star that, aside from being the brightest in the night sky (it is sometimes visible in daylight), provides the axis from which all other stars revolve. The Nonmen called it ‘Imburil’, meaning ‘the Newborn’. According to the tenets of Inrithism, Inri Sejenus ascended to the Nail of Heaven after his death in 2202. In the slot of a hanging ravine, the Nail of Heaven twinkled alone in the endless blue, a beacon of all things high and open…A final call to those who would dare the nethers of the earth.
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