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 For this reason the hyiisi are sometimes accused of manipulating the teachings of the other schools, but in general hyiisi shamans form cultic camps far in the wilderness and take care to only speak to those that approach them first. For this reason the hyiisi are sometimes accused of manipulating the teachings of the other schools, but in general hyiisi shamans form cultic camps far in the wilderness and take care to only speak to those that approach them first.
 What little details are commonly known is that hyiisi practitioners borrow mystical rituals from the Kuy, but speak of the ascension as a world-changing event. What little details are commonly known is that hyiisi practitioners borrow mystical rituals from the Kuy, but speak of the ascension as a world-changing event.
-Hyiisi teaching culminates with a 'spirit walk' that borrows elements from the communal sacrifices of the qwu, where the spiritually heightened or close-to-death travel to the [[polemos:4th_age:locations:tree_of_life|Tree of Life]] to assist the world in bringing about the ascension.+Hyiisi teaching culminates with the //Babastor// (translated: //work shift, duty to contribute//), a 'spirit walk' that borrows elements from the communal sacrifices of the qwu. The spiritually heightened or close-to-death travel to the [[polemos:4th_age:locations:tree_of_life|Tree of Life]] to assist the world in bringing about the ascension.
 Details of what occurs at the Tree are not known, as no one that performs a spirit walk return. Details of what occurs at the Tree are not known, as no one that performs a spirit walk return.
  
  
  
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