Rituals In Tenretni Culture

Rituals in Tenretni Tenretni culture is characterized by a sophisticated mystical society which has evolved in a bountiful natural habitat. Although most of the people 's time is dedicated to the practice of sorcery, a significant growing number of young people dedicates much of their time on perfecting human-efficiency. The focus of this activity is to capitalize time, the appearance and well-being of which engulfs the spirit of the people. While such an issue is definitely common, its ritualistic aspects and affiliated philosophy are remarkable.

The rudimentary belief underlying the whole system appears to be the human 's dedication towards capitalism as well as masochism. Imprisoned in such a fixation, people 's only aspiration is to

awesome."

After interviewing the child, she undoubtedly supports the worshipping of the sanctum, and she is likely to embrace further enhancements of this sanctum. 2. In the second interview, a teenager responded the questions:

"The function of this sanctum enables me to communicate with my friends and family without physically being there."

"We are the dedicated and loyal worshippers. We spend most of the time discussing and assisting each other to ensure our sanctums continue to thrive."

"The most significant positive trait lies in its effectiveness, which preserves much of our time for other important matters. The negative trait lies in its ineffectiveness, which fails to preserve enough time for our daily schedule."

After interviewing the teenager, I finally discovered that this is not a sanctum, but it is merely an instrument for the Tenretni culture to extinguish their technological pursuits. 3. In the third interview, an adult responded the questions:

"The purpose of this sanctum essentially grants me inaccessible knowledge that other cultures can only dream of. It is to increase our intellect and

Although the purpose and the function of this sanctum became more clear, the motive behind each interviewee for embracing or denouncing the sanctum remains as an enigma. Nevertheless, the Tenretni culture 's pursuit of happiness, typically amongst the younger age groups, lies in the sanctums effectiveness to deliver entertainment, knowledge, and message without the worshipper to physically be there. Whether it is a capitalistic perspective or an masochistic attitude, one element is for certain: the sanctum can be the rise of Tenretni and the demise of Tenretni. How long will this culture thrive? How long until this culture perish? As an anthropologist, I must objectively remain as a spectator until another