Sideroment

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Sideroment is a lesser-known and less frequently practiced form of cosmic devotion involving one's abstinence from all kinds of indulgences when the night sky is clear which primarily involves fasting during such times. This practice is motivated by the belief that the progeny and phenomena's direct divinity should halt a person from indulging when they are visible for their presence is considered to be one of divinity and it is considered to be unethical to intentionally indulge before them.