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== Faith and the Saël ==

Uragh spirituality is closely bound to the world through which they move. Sky, grass, wind, animals, fire, water, death, birth, memory, and the unseen workings of the [[Sigil:Saël|Saël]] are encountered in ordinary life rather than confined to special buildings or formal occasions. Charms and small observances are common: objects may hang within a yurt, be attached to tack, carried upon the body, or left at meaningful places. Some commemorate ancestors, others mark promises or seek good fortune, and some belong to customs whose origins have been debated for longer than anyone can remember.

The Uragh recognize the Powers, but do not regard them as creators of the world. Their traditions belong broadly to what Rhone scholars call the '''Old Faith''', though this convenient label conceals many specifically Uragh practices and understandings. Their religion developed beneath an open sky and among people accustomed to carrying their homes with them; sacredness therefore does not require permanent architecture. A fire, a spring, an old grave, a particular hill, or a place where generations have gathered may possess significance without anyone ever having built a temple upon it.