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An '''aeonicant''' is a highly accomplished teacher in [[Costeny]] who has attained the ability to, and chose to, reincarnate constantly on [[ | An '''aeonicant''' is a highly accomplished teacher in [[Costeny]] who has attained the ability to, and chose to, reincarnate constantly on [[Oxar]], in order to disseminate an unique intellectual tradition. External analysis regards aeonicants as a lineage, rather than a single entity changing form, which is the Cositene view on their nature. | ||
Aeonicants are particularly important in [[Costeny#Two Lights|Black Light]] Costeny, where they are among the most important custodians of teachings. It is Black Light custom for aeonicants to consecrate the divine authority of monarchs. | Aeonicants are particularly important in [[Costeny#Two Lights|Black Light]] Costeny, where they are among the most important custodians of teachings. It is Black Light custom for aeonicants to consecrate the divine authority of monarchs. | ||
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An aeonicant is a highly accomplished teacher in Costeny who has attained the ability to, and chose to, reincarnate constantly on Oxar, in order to disseminate an unique intellectual tradition. External analysis regards aeonicants as a lineage, rather than a single entity changing form, which is the Cositene view on their nature.
Aeonicants are particularly important in Black Light Costeny, where they are among the most important custodians of teachings. It is Black Light custom for aeonicants to consecrate the divine authority of monarchs.