Bessus embodies our customs, encompassing all aspects of our actions and shaping everything we do in this place. It includes our religious beliefs, culturally established mores, and worldview. You’ll find a comprehensive exploration of all these elements in this section.
- Tricaddontoi (Three Sacred Ways)
The foundation of our bessus, encompassing our core teachings. - Îanoi (Virtues)
Ethical principles and virtues upheld as essential in our way of life. - Tegobessus (House Custom)
Unique customs and practices observed within our households. - Adaððus aidoniâs (Hearth Rite)
A sacred ritual performed at the hearth, central to our customs. - Daily Rites
Regular rituals are integral to our daily lives, expressing our beliefs and values. - Iuoi etic Litoues (Holidays and Festivals)
Special occasions when we celebrate and honor significant events in our bessus. - Adaððoues (Rites)
Adaððoues encompasses a variety of sacred rituals and ceremonies conducted within Bessus Nouiogalation, each serving specific spiritual, cultural, or communal purposes. - Toutâdêuoi and Toutâregentiâ (Tribal Gods and Tribal Ancestors)
Deities and ancestral spirits revered in our bessus. - Uēdiās (Prayers)
A collection of prayers for special occasions, different parts of the day, and moments of spiritual connection. - Anationtos (Soul Path “Animism”)
The belief in the animating spirit within all living beings, central to our spirituality. - Sernis Bituion (Cosmology)
Our understanding of the universe and its order, shaping our worldview. - Bessus Nouiogalation Mythology
A sacred narrative of our community, offering a comprehensive body of myths that are integral to our cultural and spiritual identity.
Bessus Nouiogalation Molâtus (Praise Hymn)
Molâtus is a hymn of praise and devotion sung or spoken in reverence for the Dêuoi of our bessus. Within this Molâtus it shines a light on how we see our Dêuoi.
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