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Che worship of the Ede

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On a day early in the dry season, when people are enjoying leisure after the harvest, the Ede have organized a Che jar worship ceremony. At the house of Y Wut Mlo in Tai hamlet, the family is preparing for the ritual. The young men are helping the old people arrange gongs and Ches of alcohol and erecting a tall bamboo pole, called a Neu, which is believed to chase evil spirits away. In the kitchen, the women are cooking. Y Wut Mlo says his family has had a year full of good luck and good health. Having extra money, he bought a new Che and organized a ritual to inform his ancestors of the purchase. In the past my parents always worshipped to make new jars members of the family. The Ede think that all things have souls. The offerings for a Che ceremony include a pig, 3 Ches of alcohol, 6 bronze bracelets, 3 strings of beads, 3 bronze cups, 3 bronze bowls, a bronze tray, and a branch of Chinaberry. The branch of Chinaberry is an intermediary item to connect men and genies and bring genies to the ceremony. From now on the family will treat the new jar like a member of the family. The shaman prays that the jar will live happily and harmoniously with the other family members. The shaman hangs bracelets and strings of beads on the jar, showing that it will be loved and respected as a member of the family. Y Bon Mlo of Tai hamlet says this is the first time he has attended a jar worship ceremony. I note down everything, from the preparation of the offerings to organizing the ritual, hanging the alcohol bottles, and the shaman reading the prayer. To end the ritual, the Ede beat gongs to thank all the relatives and neighbours for their attendance. A Che full of alcohol is an indispensable item at all worship ceremonies. When they buy, sell, or give a Che away as a present, both the giver and the receiver perform a ritual to inform the family genies and ancestors of the event. A Che worship ritual. A shaman prepares offerings for the Che worship ritual. Da Lat avocado ice cream with rich natural flavor. Eel vermicelli soup, a special dish of Hung Yen Mixed noodle with chicken, a great dish for a hot summer day. A Rieu Car, a unique festival of the Pa Co. Vietnam's Maritime Sovereignty Nha Trang marine ecosystem shows signs of improvement Indonesian Coast Guard ship makes first Vietnam visit Quang Ninh strives to achieve goal of 19 million tourists International workshop discusses border, sea, island peace and development Vietnam, Australia hold 5th Maritime Dialogue.

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