Dear Kimiya, I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I wanted to take this opportunity to present you with some divination materials that I believe may be of interest to you. **Divination** has been practiced for centuries and is a way to gain insight into the future or seek guidance from the spiritual realm. It can be a fascinating and enlightening experience for those open to its possibilities. Many different cultures and belief systems have their own unique methods and tools for divination. The materials I am presenting to you include a deck of **tarot cards**.
Farris the Knight of flowers is probably the cutest addition to the festival. Hajji Firuz is probably the equivalent of Santa Claus in the Nowruz festival. He leaves the world of the dead (winter) and brings the news of spring, sings songs for kids, and dances in the streets. He wears a pointy or high hat, black or red vest often with floral embroideries, a bright red dress, and holds a tambourine. Farris (Firuz) almost has all of these elements in his model, along with the tambourine necklace. Also, Genshin added a little touch and mentioned Yalda candies. Yalda is another Persian festival, celebrating the first day of winter which is the longest night of the year and people celebrate it by gathering at night and eating a lot of candies and sweets (totally irrelevant but appreciated lol)
As you walk the streets of Sumeru alongside the beautiful Dunyarzad the name is a little butchered, named after the sister of the Queen Scheherazade from the famous stories of One Thousand and One Nights you get to know the different traditions of Sabzeruz festival which have a strong inspiration from real life Nowruz traditions. Yalda is another Persian festival, celebrating the first day of winter which is the longest night of the year and people celebrate it by gathering at night and eating a lot of candies and sweets totally irrelevant but appreciated lol.
The materials I am presenting to you include a deck of **tarot cards**. Tarot cards are commonly used to gain insight into current situations, future possibilities, and personal growth. Each card in the deck represents a different archetype or symbol, and through interpretation, they can provide guidance and clarity.
Sabzeruz Festival:
The word Sabzeruz, consists of a mixture of two words. “Sabze” means green and greenery, and “Ruz” means day. The word Sabzeruz would ultimately mean Green day or plants day which is a great name for the birthday of the archon of dendro, Nahida. But it is good to know that such a day actually exists and you might have heard about it in other names like Nowruz. Nowruz is the first day of spring and is the first day of the Solar Hijri calendar and many people all around the world celebrate it as a real festival and the start of their new year. This festival is not limited to Iranians and according to Wikipedia “Nowruz has been celebrated by diverse communities for over 3,000 years in Western Asia, Central Asia, the Caucasus, the Black Sea Basin, the Balkans, and South Asia”.
In addition to tarot cards, I am also giving you a set of **runes**. Runes are an ancient alphabet used by the Norse and Germanic peoples. Each rune has a specific meaning and can be used for divination or casting spells. The runes are typically carved onto small stones or wooden tiles and then drawn or thrown to gain insight or answer specific questions. Lastly, I have included a **crystal ball**. Crystal balls have long been associated with divination and are believed to have the power to see into the past, present, and future. By gazing into the crystal ball, one can enter a meditative state and receive visions or impressions that can offer guidance or insight. I hope that these materials will be a source of inspiration and guidance for you on your journey. Divination can be a deeply personal and intuitive practice, so I encourage you to trust your intuition and explore these tools in a way that feels authentic to you. Wishing you much joy and wisdom as you embark on this new venture. Sincerely, [Your Name].
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