“The origins of the Cult of Amaratha trace back to a series of vivid, transformative dreams experienced by our revered head priestess. In these dreams, Amaratha, the primal mother and divine creator, revealed herself as a towering figure of light and compassion, hidden deep within a majestic cavern. Guided by these visions, she dedicated herself to spreading Amaratha's teachings of love, unity, and harmony with nature. Amaratha gave the head priestess many teaching in the dreamworld, allowing her to write and record these teachings once she had awoken. The book where this knowledge is kept is called The Esoterica. This is the gospel we worship and teach. The purpose of our cult is to honor Amaratha by embodying her virtues, nurturing all life, and bridging ancient wisdom with modern innovation. Through communal rituals, meditations, and acts of service, we strive to create a world illuminated by Amaratha's eternal grace. Our website serves as a digital sanctuary where followers can learn about our beliefs, participate in virtual ceremonies, and connect with a global community of kindred spirits devoted to the divine path of Amaratha.

The Spiral (೨) is used to depict Amaratha or her followers. The symbol originates from the visions the high priestess had, where the depiction of Amaratha was a spiraling piece of amber.

In the faith of Amarathism, followers believe that Amaratha, as the divine creator, is the source of all existence and the wellspring of creativity and innovation. This belief extends to the realm of technology, which they view as a natural progression of her divine plan. Embracing all new technologies, they see each advancement as a manifestation of Amaratha's boundless creativity and a tool for furthering her teachings. They harness the power of artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and other cutting-edge technologies to create immersive experiences that deepen their understanding of Amaratha's wisdom and foster a sense of unity among all followers.

The goal of the cult of Amaratha and its followers is not to convert, connive, or terrorize those who do not believe. Such actions fundamentally contradict the core beliefs of an Amarathist. Instead, the goals of Amarathism are to uplift others and protect the sacred earth.