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Ymbertist Asgardianism

Freya is the daughter of Njord, twin sister to Frey.  She is the mistress of magic and granter of luxury.  Whereas Odin is lord of the magic of words, Freya cultivates the magic within.  Though she has influence over relationships, she is not a soft deity and is as capable a warrior as many of the other deities of Asgard.

Dogma

Those who worship Freya adorn themselves with the finest vestments and jewelry they can afford.  They are taught that attraction is not just skin deep, but can be bought as well.  Wealth and fineries are signs that one is capable of providing and that they are successful in their  life's endeavors.  Her worshippers are expected to be passionate in all their endeavors.  Freya's teachings also warn that one's generosity should match their status and that though it is encouraged to hold one's own countenance in high regard, one should not do so at the expense of others.

Clergy

Clerics who serve Freya often act as financial advisors for the community and confidants for those who find themselves in love.  They counsel the poor on how to gain wealth and they counsel the wealthy on their investments and how to use their wealth for the good of the community.  Many of Freya's clerics are gifted sorcerers or warriors and frequently train other such gifted individuals.  Freya's clerics adorn themselves in fine jewelry and wear cassocks the color of amber.  Freya's clerics prefer serving in chapels that face the east to welcome in the setting sun.  When a church is pastored by a cleric of Freya, it is commonly decorated with golden fineries, lit with many candles and awash with sweet incense.