1985 | Draft
Brief Survey of the Gods and Temples of the Onusien Pantheon
A preparatory contribution to the preparations for demi-centennial festival
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Onusian Gods/Temples
| Secret names | Functions |
| -- Ay-cee-cee |
coordination |
| -- Aye-ay-ee-ay/Ah-ee-eh-ah |
radioactivity |
| -- Aye-bee-ar-dee |
bank |
| -- Aye-el-oh / Bay-ee-tay |
work |
| -- Aye-em-eff / Eff-em-ee |
money |
| -- Aye-tee-yoo / Oo-ee-teh |
telecommunications |
| -- Dubel-yoo-em-oh/Oh-em-em |
weather |
| -- Dubel-you-aitch-oh |
health |
| -- Ee-ee-cee |
? |
| -- Ee-fad |
agriculture |
| -- Ee-kah-oh/Oh-ah-ci |
aviation |
| -- Ee-koh-sok |
economic and social |
| -- Eff-ay-oh |
food |
| -- Gatt |
especially rounds |
| -- In-stroh |
women |
| -- Nay-Toe / Oh-Tan |
security |
| -- Un-droh |
disasters |
| -- Un-rah |
refugees |
| -- Ung-tad |
trade |
| -- Wee-poh/Oh-em-peh-ee |
intellectual property |
| -- Who/Oh-em-ess |
health |
| -- Yoo-en-aitch-cee-ah |
refugees |
| -- Yoo-en-dee-pee / Pnood |
development |
| -- Yoo-en-eff-pee-ay |
population |
| -- Yoo-en-yoo |
university |
| -- Yoo-nee-cef |
children |
| -- Yoo-nee-doh |
industry |
| -- Yoo-nee-tah |
training |
| -- Yoo-nep / Pnoo |
environment |
| -- Yoo-nesk-oh |
knowledge |
| -- Yoo-pee-yoo |
posts |
Gods have several names
-- Origin of the central god Yoo-en, and occasionally Yoo-en-oh, also called Oh-en-yoo. Note the strange reversal of the name. "Un" meaning one in one of the languages but the god is not so caled in that language.
- Tricephalous god= World Bank = mystery IDC/IDA/IBRD
- some people only associate with particular temples
- -- only the elite few visit all the temples-- severe quarrels between high priests of different temples
Pattern of godly functions
- -- All functions represented?
- -- -- Pagan gods
- -- Relation to values
- Slogans/mottoes of each: Health for all
Systemic sacrifices that nourish the cycle
- -- Each arranges its dogma and activities to create activities for another: cycle which is a great mystery and can never be mentioned
- Fashionable cycle: Galtung
Occasionally new gods are created which may acquire temples of their own. There is much competition by countries to locate such temples on their own territory since it contributes to the prestige of the country. Also the activties ofthe priesthood bring in much money, notably from the annual pilgrimmages from the other countries
Pagan or animist groups (NGOs) with own temples
- -- Unbelievers or NGOs
- -- Tee-en-cees -- demonic forces
Practices / Periodic gatherings
- -- Signing = making a sign
- Pilgrimages/festivals in cycles-- numbers
- -- General assembly attendance
- -- -- Minor gods represented
- -- Obligation to attend, saviour
- -- Blessing/Invocation\
- -- Election of portions of priesthood
- -- Minute of silence
- -- Intonation of standard prayers blessing various parts of the hierarchy and asking for their
- Altar
- Flowers
- Music or singing rare
- Receptions
- Water on tables/Sometimes other
- Hammer of chairperson replace other
- Voting=Agreement
- Pray in a seated position; participants able to formulate their own prayers, although many bring them with them from home country
- Pray for values, especially money
- Special "rounds" associated with the Gatt
- Resolutions/Declarations
- Constantly revising the standard prayers
- Some migrate between countries, some in same place
- Search for Kon-sen-sus... the greatest god?
- -- -- Much effort to evoke
- -- Much demonstration of bonding...hand shaking
- -- Some avoid each other
- -- Large piles of religious literature for each evocation procedure...ignored...comment
- Kon-sen-sus is embodied in resolutions
- -- Resolution prayer structure...considering
- -- Status of good speech
Priesthood
- High Priest
- Hierarchy
- Status...advancement
- Secretariat vs Officers
- Initiations G1, G2, D1, D2, D3 which entitle them to more energy and perks
- Statistics on temple priesthood
- Activities
- -- Production and manipulation of papers with symbols
- -- Behaviour: arrogant/first class/food
- -- Geographical representation
Dogma
- -- Charters=rules
- -- Values
- -- Sustainable development
- -- Resolutions
Programmes
Vocabulary
- -- Mission
- Co-mission
- Project
- Consultation, notably the pagans
- Resolution
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