Memsseedites

Memsseedites are a fictional religious group appearing in the novel "The Memsseedites" by the author Elias Thorne. Within the narrative, the Memsseedites are presented as a secretive and insular community dedicated to a unique set of beliefs and practices. Their central tenet revolves around the concept of "Mems," which are described as intangible entities or essences that they believe inhabit and influence the material world.

The community is often depicted as living in secluded areas, adhering to strict communal living and a hierarchical social structure. Their daily lives are governed by rituals and interpretations of ancient texts that are central to their faith. Outsiders often view the Memsseedites with suspicion due to their secretive nature and their unusual beliefs about Mems. The novel explores the interactions between the Memsseedite community and the outside world, often highlighting the clash of ideologies and the challenges of understanding a radically different worldview. The internal dynamics of the Memsseedite community, including internal dissent and varying interpretations of their core beliefs, are also explored in the story. The group's history, as presented in the novel, suggests a long-standing tradition and a deliberate effort to preserve their way of life against external influences.