Verdant Sanctums

Verdant Sanctums are the beating heart of the Old Shwazen Ancestors and the Shwazen Faith . These are not built structures but rather preserved patches of nature – a testament to the reverence for the environment. Located deep within nature, these sanctums act as spiritual hubs for the followers.   In a Verdant Sanctum, you're more likely to find wooden altars and stone circles than ornate structures. It's a space that blurs the lines between the natural and the spiritual. Followers visit these sanctums to meditate, perform rituals, and make offerings. Seeds, symbolic of growth and rebirth, are a common offering, as are foods which are later distributed to the needy.   Over time, the sanctums also became places of learning and wisdom. Elders would often hold sessions on ancient teachings, ensuring the next generation stays rooted in their beliefs. The sanctums, in many ways, embody the essence of the faith – a harmonious coexistence with nature and a commitment to nurturing both the environment and the community.