I'm Not Religious, I'm...

a Karmic Polytheist.

I don't even know if that's possible, but it sounds cools, so I'll go with it. It dawned on me the other day when I started saying, "Don't rip off the bus driver or the transportation gods will strike you down." Karma is the underlying foundation, so if you do something bad, bad will be done to you. Vice versa applies as well. It works like this: 

There are a number of "ruling bodies (to quote Tom Gara)" that govern all things: transportation, water, relationships, food, culture, etc. If you do something good/bad in one of those areas, something good/bad will come in return. This does not mean, however, that good will come in food if you make the transportation ruling body happy. Each category is, therefore, mutually exclusive from the others.  

Here's an example:

Say you argue with a bus driver that the 1 LE fare is too expensive and demand to pay 75 piastres. If you get away with it, you'll be made to pay in some form of transportation mishap. You might end up getting on the wrong tram and ending up miles from where you had intended.

Conversely, if you make the transportation ruling body happy by taking a city bus and microbus to a friend's house, you will be rewarded in kind.

That is all. There are no rituals, symbols, or any such thing. Just be mindful of the ruling bodies.