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English: Nakchhong is the Shamanic tribal priest of Rai community. generally ”Nakchhong” is the main priest of Sakela worshiping ritual and also expertise to worship Suptulung, Household deities etc.
During the lack of a crop harvest, Nakchhongs perform worship rituals during Rawa Udhauli and Ubhauli. They are self-learned, self-realized and do not have a teacher. During the unavailability of Nakchhongs, others can be chosen to perform the ritual worship at the Sakenwa altar. They do not have to worship the Hutlung (Sanctum Stones) after that. |
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| Author | Biswash Chamling Rai |
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