Cycluminus

Cycluminus
Regarded as the spirit who brings mortals both into and out of the world through both life and death, in a cycle that should not be disturbed. He is the god of burials and funeral rites, and is generally associated with cyclical occasions, such as the seasons and life and death. His priests are staunch opponents of necromancy and all forms of the undead, and are empowered to bestow Cycluminus' blessings which prevent the forceful misuse of a mortal soul. Thus, any body properly buried by a priest observing the proper rituals is protected by Cycluminus' Law from being raised as undead. Because of this, necromancers often view Cycluminus as their ultimate enemy. Because of this association with, and protection of, mortality, he is sometimes called the Mortals' God. Many clerics and paladins set on pilgrimages to rid the world of such foul creations and are thought to be immune to the effects of raising the dead.

Commandment
''“Cycluminus says: Honor the earth, its creatures, and the spirits, living and dead. Guard and tend the bounties of the mortal world, and do not profane the spirits of the dead.”''

Prayer
"Come to me, Cycluminus, for without you, there is neither breath nor beginning, nor can any man live, love, or learn without the spark of your spirit."