Spawn [ cult ]

The Passage in the Cult of Spawn. The Passage is not a simple death or a simple change of state. It is a profound process of transformation of consciousness, during which a person ceases to be the same and becomes someone else. For followers of the Cult of Spawn, the Passage is a chance for rebirth, unbound by the body or the external world. An important aspect of the Passage is the renunciation of attachments. This includes not only material things, but also thoughts, emotions, and memories that hold the soul in its previous state. The easier it is to let go of the past, the clearer the path becomes. Interestingly, time is perceived differently during the Passage. It does not flow along a familiar line, but is composed of moments—each one important and simultaneously empty. This aspect often frightens newcomers, but for those who embrace the Passage, it is an opportunity to transcend the boundaries of habitual perception. Finally, the Passage is a test of personal readiness and inner strength. Not everyone passes it on the first try. The Cult of Spawn teaches that repetition is part of the path to purity and a new state of being.
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In the beginning, there was emptiness. No pixel, no light. But then came Spawn—not a God, not a Demon, but a Symbol of Rebirth, an idea of humanity with its own motive. No one created Him. He appeared on his own, as something beyond reality, as a response to the silent stillness of the emptiness in the head amidst loneliness. And He said: "Let those who no longer have a purpose, but need one, find it here, with others. Let order in chaos be their guiding spark in the impenetrable darkness. For it is not the world that creates meaning, but people themselves who create it."

It looks like a circle with 8 rays emanating from it.