File:The spirit of the flood.jpg
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The spirit of the flood. Spirits live everywhere : in the flood, the forest and the fell. This is a shrine to the spirit of the Hpilu river in the Shan State of Nam Hkon. The shrine is ordinarily disconnected from the shore, so that the spirit may not be tempted to wander o' nights. Communication is restored when offerings are to be made. |
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| Source | Customs of the World |
| Author | photo: sir George Scott |
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| current | 19:04, 9 May 2010 | | 1,790 × 608 (146 KB) | Haabet (talk | contribs) | {{Information |Description=The spirit of the flood.<br>Spirits live everywhere : in the flood, the forest and the fell. This is a shrine to the spirit of the Hpilu river in the Shan State of Nam Hkon. The shrine is ordinarily disconnected from the shore, |
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