shrines & co.

this is the space in which i have allotted for 'worship' or perhaps just interest in figures with that level of importance.

i do not identify with any specific religion or belief system, if that's important. i believe that whatever you believe, that is real, at least to you. being raised without a religion allowed me the unique freedom of looking at belief from an unaltered* viewpoint.

a bit of background: both of my parents were raised roman catholic, my father more attached to that upbringing than my mother, e.g. describes herself as an ex-catholic, whereas my father does not.