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Geroo religious activities are based around a form of ancestor worship. When a geroo finds themselves at a crossroads, they pray to their ancestors for guidance and advice. Prayers can be done ad-hoc or at a family shrine. When a geroo is recycled, their necklace is |
Geroo religious activities are based around a form of ancestor worship. When a geroo finds themselves at a crossroads, they pray to their ancestors for guidance and advice. Prayers can be done ad-hoc or at a family shrine. When a geroo is recycled, their necklace is placed in a family shrine kept in the home of their descendants. Large, prestigious families can have massive shrines going back dozens of generations. Most families will have shrines that only contain necklaces from those in living memory. |
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A traditional geroo prayer is |
A traditional geroo prayer is |
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<blockquote>'''''Honored parents, and parents of my parents,''''' |
<blockquote>'''''Honored parents, and parents of my parents,''''' |
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Latest revision as of 13:15, 2 January 2023
Geroo religious activities are based around a form of ancestor worship. When a geroo finds themselves at a crossroads, they pray to their ancestors for guidance and advice. Prayers can be done ad-hoc or at a family shrine. When a geroo is recycled, their necklace is placed in a family shrine kept in the home of their descendants. Large, prestigious families can have massive shrines going back dozens of generations. Most families will have shrines that only contain necklaces from those in living memory. A traditional geroo prayer is
Honored parents, and parents of my parents,
in a chain unbroken like the necklaces we wear,
leading us all the way back home.
Reincarnation
The Final Incarnation
Genna'ho
