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== Dogma ==
Los dioses del Chamanismo de la piedra son los espíritus de las piedras, junto con los espíritus de otros aspectos del mundo natural como el sol y las estrellas.{{book ref|sa2|88}} Se refieren al sol como el "dios de dioses".{{book ref|sa1|71}} Los campos y aldeas de granjas en Shinovar también se consideran sagrados. Los extranjeros no tienen permitido acercarse, y los granjeros tienen un nivel elevado de respeto en su cultura.{{book ref|sa2|88}} Según [[Nale]], los Shin en realidad reverencian a los [[spren]] que se relacionan a los objetos naturales como las piedras, más que a las piedras mismas.{{book ref|sa2|88}} Los shin creen que sus dioses les vigilan directamente, excepto durante el momento más oscuro de la noche, llamado la "hora odiosa",{{book ref|sa1|i|6}} y pueden intentar esconder sus caras físicamente de los dioses si se avergüenzan de algo.{{book ref|sa1|71}} La religión incluye los conceptos de pecado y perdón, y matar a alguien se considera como el mayor de los pecados.{{book ref|sa1|prologue}}
 
The gods of Stone Shamanism are the spirits of stones, along with the spirits of other aspects of the natural world such as the sun and stars.{{book ref|sa2|88}} The sun is referred to as the "god of gods".{{book ref|sa1|71}} Fields and farm villages in Shinovar are also considered holy. Foreigners are not allowed near them, and farmers have an elevated level of respect in their culture.{{book ref|sa2|88}} According to [[Nale]], the Shin actually revere the [[spren]] related to natural objects like stones, rather than the stones themselves.{{book ref|sa2|88}} The Shin believe that their gods directly watch over them, except during the darkest period of night called the "hateful hour",{{book ref|sa1|i|6}} and may try to physically hide their faces from the gods if they are ashamed of something.{{book ref|sa1|71}} The religion includes the concepts of sin and forgiveness, and killing someone is considered the greatest sin.{{book ref|sa1|prologue}}
 
The followers of Stone Shamanism believe that stone is holy and it is profane to set foot on it.{{book ref|sa1|prologue}} This is possible in Shinovar because the ground is covered in soil rather than rock, unlike most of the Rosharan continent.{{book ref|sa1|i|4}}{{book ref|sa1|i|6}} The only exception to this rule is [[Urithiru]], where the stones are not cursed because the entire site is considered holy.{{book ref|sa2|i|10}} These restrictions result in the Shin people rarely leaving their lands;{{book ref|sa2|41}} outsiders are referred to as "stonewalkers".{{book ref|sa1|prologue}} Mining is considered a sacrilege, and they only use [[Soulcast]] metal. Merchants such as [[Vstim]] are therefore able to make very profitable trades with the Shin using small amounts of Soulcast metal, although the trader must prove that the metal is not sullied by rock.{{book ref|sa1|i|4}}
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