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* Rites of Passage: Journeys into the mountains or deep into the earth are sometimes undertaken as rites of passage, symbolizing the search for strength, wisdom, and connection with the primordial spirit of earth. | * Rites of Passage: Journeys into the mountains or deep into the earth are sometimes undertaken as rites of passage, symbolizing the search for strength, wisdom, and connection with the primordial spirit of earth. | ||
* Earthly Crafts: Artisans and builders often invoke Oras before beginning construction or carving, believing that the spirit’s guidance will grant strength and durability to their work. | * Earthly Crafts: Artisans and builders often invoke Oras before beginning construction or carving, believing that the spirit’s guidance will grant strength and durability to their work. | ||
|Philosophical interpretations=Oras's embodiment of stability and endurance extends beyond the physical. It is seen as a symbol of resilience in the face of adversity, representing the steadfastness of the spirit. Philosophers and spiritual leaders often teach that, like Oras, individuals should strive to be grounded and resilient, standing firm against the chaos of the world. | |||
Oras's embodiment of stability and endurance extends beyond the physical. It is seen as a symbol of resilience in the face of adversity, representing the steadfastness of the spirit. Philosophers and spiritual leaders often teach that, like Oras, individuals should strive to be grounded and resilient, standing firm against the chaos of the world. | |||
Oras is also associated with the concept of balance. Just as the earth must maintain equilibrium to support life, so too must individuals seek balance in their thoughts and actions. This balance is reflected in the many dualities of Adaris — growth and decay, strength and vulnerability, permanence and change — all of which are grounded in the enduring presence of Oras. | Oras is also associated with the concept of balance. Just as the earth must maintain equilibrium to support life, so too must individuals seek balance in their thoughts and actions. This balance is reflected in the many dualities of Adaris — growth and decay, strength and vulnerability, permanence and change — all of which are grounded in the enduring presence of Oras. | ||
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