Hidain token

CULTURE
Written By Eric Love

Hidain token CULTURE — A religious object. Hidain tokens are any objects believed to have sacred significance during the four → Hidain. These tokens may be bones, teeth, or articles of clothing or jewelry that once belonged to any powerful figure whose story is relevant to each specific festival. Other tokens may be made for festival and blessed by khamun. Examples of these include → Hidain lamps, → fricks, and other talismans used for blessings, to ward against evil, or otherwise to invoke or dispel the spirits of the season. → Moon beads are a common Hidain token used for divination. 

Eric Love
I am a story teller. The goal of a story is to move people in some way. Whether with video, words or images and graphics, my end goal is always to tell a good story. When your story is told successfully, it expresses your strengths and the unique way in which you fill a need or want. With every service I offer, I seek to answer this question: what is the best way to tell this story? Showing always beats telling.
Previous

Hidain lamp
Next

high place