Donyi-Polo nature worship

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Donyi-Polo nature worship is an indigenous animistic faith of Arunachal Pradesh centered on the veneration of the Sun (Donyi) and Moon (Polo) as divine forces guiding moral and communal life.

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf animistic faith
ethnic religion
folk religion
indigenous religion
nature worship tradition
associatedWith Adi people NERFINISHED
Apatani people NERFINISHED
Galo people NERFINISHED
Nyishi people NERFINISHED
Tani tribes NERFINISHED
coreDeity Donyi NERFINISHED
Polo NERFINISHED
cosmologyFeature balance between humans and nature
presence of benevolent and malevolent spirits
country India
DonyiMeaning Sun
emphasis communal cohesion
moral guidance from nature
hasBelief Sun and Moon are divine forces
cosmic bodies guide communal life
cosmic bodies guide moral life
harmony with nature is sacred
spirits inhabit nature
hasClergy priests
shamans
languageContext Tani languages
moralPrinciple community solidarity
honesty
respect for elders
respect for nature
truth
PoloMeaning Moon
region Northeast India
religiousConcept Donyi-Polo NERFINISHED
religiousPractice animal sacrifice
chanting of hymns
communal feasts
invocation of nature spirits
ritual offerings
religiousTraditionOf Arunachal Pradesh NERFINISHED
sacredElement Moonlight
Sunlight
forests
mountains
rivers
transmission oral tradition
worships Moon
Sun

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Tagin traditionalBeliefSystem Donyi-Polo nature worship