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== Significance and Worship == Tejas is revered throughout [[Adaris]] as a symbol of transformation, passion, and purification. Temples and shrines dedicated to Tejas often feature eternal flames, fiery imagery, and rituals involving fire and heat. These temples are spaces where the fire never dies, symbolizing the unending cycle of life, death, and rebirth. Blacksmiths, artisans, and warriors seek Tejas's blessings for skill, inspiration, and the strength to overcome challenges. Those seeking to purify their hearts or overcome past traumas may participate in fire rituals or offer prayers to Tejas. Festivals of fire are common in many regions, where bonfires are lit to celebrate the energy of life and the passion that drives people to create and thrive. Tejas is also invoked during celebrations that symbolize joy, energy, and the vibrancy of life. Flames dance in festivals, bonfires blaze at the heart of communities, and fire rituals are used to mark significant moments of transformation and change
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