The Tribe

THE TRIBE represents the sacred elders, connected as a unit or seen individually. These potent figures offer sacred guidance to the collective tribe and bring harmony and peace in times of crisis. They are sacred of our species and our animal cousins. In this way, the tribe embodies the timeless human need for belonging and preserving shared wisdom and tradition. TRIBE A fundamental unit of human society, a tribe represents a group of individuals bound together by shared customs, traditions, and common identities. It gives its members a sense of connection to one another and the natural world. The tribe's rituals, stories, and symbols, which are not just mere practices but the essence of their cultural heritage, reinforce cohesion and transmit their cultural heritage across generations.

1) The Chieftain is the central figure in the tribe, embodying both the authority and the symbolic power of the collective group. The Chieftain is a character of great complexity who serves as a bridge not just between the tribe members but also between the earthly realm and the spiritual world.

2/ Wise Woman. She is the elder and keeper of ancient wisdom and traditions and offers profound insight into spirituality, healing, and community harmony.

3) Bard / He has the ability to preserve tradition and a purveyor of wisdom. He weave captivating tales, interpret stars' movements, and maintain his people's history and customs. He serve as cultural touchstone, guiding, navigating, and inspiring the community through words and insights.

4) Shaman In the eyes of the tribe, is the shapeshifter. Shaman can possess the ability to change his physical form or to communicate with and embody various animal or spirit forms. Shapeshifter Shamans bring balance and harmony to their communities through their shapeshifting abilities.