Editing Gaesati (section)

= Religion =

The religion of the Gaesati is based on respecting the seita and interpreting the will of the animal spirits. Each tribe has a common animal spirit that is especially sacred to it and has given its name to the tribe. From this spirit, the shamans also seek help in the most difficult and great matters which cannot be solved by a single seita. This animal is always treated with the utmost respect by the Gaesati tribe and is considered essential to the survival of the tribe. This does not mean that the spirit species of the spirit are not hunted or fed; on the contrary, the spirit is considered to offer the flesh and skins of its animals as gifts. All the great rites of the tribe are consecrated to its animal and usually follow its annual rhythms: mating, changing of coat, and so on.

Rites for the seita are the most common way of practicing religion for the Gaesati people. These expenditures are small-scale and usually offer small sacrifices to the Seita. They generally seek the favor of the seita and luck in the subsequent hunting, gathering, or fishing, and the secret skills taught by the seita. The tribes of the Gaesati people also occasionally indulge the Wilder mistresses on sacrificial animals, and some of them honor the numerous female god-like deities who are believed to decide about life and death, protect the children, creating the world, and so on. However, these rites of worship vary greatly from one tribe to another.