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The Muras
The Muras are a mystic folk that concern about all matters of the spirit and everything related to nature. They do not give any importance to material goods, but to the feelings and well-being of all the planet’s inhabitants.
The communities have chosen to settle as villages. Each one of those is guided by a great lead, which is known as Lord of the Village, and by his loyal counselors who take the
Warchief, Shaman and Seer roles. They all have great responsibilities, including the duty to grant the village’s subsistence.
On the great split of nations, the event that changed the world organization, the Muras consolidated themselves by the union of those who decided to live away from technology. This choice implies on withdrawing everything they need from nature without, under any circumstances, harming it.
So, each villager becomes responsible for the tribe’s living, since hunting, fishing and agriculture have become essential activities.
The work in the tribes is assigned to all its dwellers, divided according to sex and age.
Usually women are responsible for the food, children for planting while men take care of the heavy duties, such as hunting, fishing, wood collecting and war.
Most objects are of common use. There are some exceptions to this, like work tools and weapons. There are no territorial boundaries; everything is seen as a part of the planet and everyone may come and go as they wish.
The spiritual and mystical matters of the Muras are developing as the years go by. Those able to improve their kinship with the spirits and their handling over the planet’s energies end up developing magical abilities. These are the major characteristics of the Shaman and sorcerers of each tribe. Many things on daily life that were made possible by technology now are possible through magic. Even the dwellings in Trumai, the capital of the Muras, suffer a magical intervention; the same happens to the village lighting.
So, the Muras aim at living in a kind of natural, immaterial utopia, in which peace reigns, people are treated as equal and spirituality really matters to all.
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