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</noinclude>Ralishar, the Coloring, is observed by worshipers of [[Abaris]] on the autumnal equinox. Typically, a service is held at the [[Mysteriorum]] at dusk where Apprentices who are deemed ready are formally recognized as Masters in their respective Orders. If a worshiper can't attend the Ralishar Convocation, they are expected to at least observe a moment of prayer to Abaris at dusk. Most observers will wear a holly leaf or spring of holly on Ralishar.<noinclude>[[Category:Abaris]]</noinclude> | [[Image:Abaris_sym.gif|right|100px|Symbol of Abaris]]</noinclude>Ralishar, the Coloring, is observed by worshipers of [[Abaris]] on the autumnal equinox. Typically, a service is held at the [[Mysteriorum]] at dusk where Apprentices who are deemed ready are formally recognized as Masters in their respective Orders. If a worshiper can't attend the Ralishar Convocation, they are expected to at least observe a moment of prayer to Abaris at dusk. Most observers will wear a holly leaf or spring of holly on Ralishar.<noinclude>[[Category:Abaris]]</noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 16:41, 7 August 2014
Damhar 1
Observed by: Worshippers of Abaris
Ralishar, the Coloring, is observed by worshipers of Abaris on the autumnal equinox. Typically, a service is held at the Mysteriorum at dusk where Apprentices who are deemed ready are formally recognized as Masters in their respective Orders. If a worshiper can't attend the Ralishar Convocation, they are expected to at least observe a moment of prayer to Abaris at dusk. Most observers will wear a holly leaf or spring of holly on Ralishar.
