One creature may in a courteous manner eat the entire heart as a meal by themself. Consuming the heart takes an hour as you work your way through the beating organ. After the last bite you quickly feel within yourself strengthened fortitude. By doing this you accept the conditions and your spirit is granted a connection to Akasha.
The creature that consumes Akasha's Blessed Heart gains a permanent +2 in constitution but no higher than 20.
If you die, the DM rolls 3d3 for the days it takes your spirit to search Akasha for a bridge back to Ningen-do once more. During the last day you return to your body resurrected with maximum hitpoints and all your spellslots.
Being resurrected by other means before the last day arrives resets this timer, and a new roll will be made the next time you die.
After you ressurect in this method once, your soul is tied to the will of Akasha and the next time you die you cannot be returned to your original body, immediately reincarnating through Akasha instead. Akasha directs your soul to an occupied existence somewhere in the world and share both body and mind of the original. This could be someone as close as a relative or as far as a stranger with opposite ideals, but they most likely have a connection to you. You are not the same person, but yet you are. You do not remember your skills, and yet you could. You remember a varying amount about your shared life and who you were, but through feelings you cannot describe to those who have not experienced Akasha.
Only a creature granted permission personally by the current Balash gain these benefits, if stolen or otherwise consumed by a non-permitted creature nothing happens.
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