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History Early Gaism ~4,000BC First Gai Scripts ~3,200BC Mentions of Mahana in Gai texts ~1,300BC Achalendra I settles in Vaddkewatta ~500BC Claimage of all the Holy Lands ~1,031 First Pustaka written ~1,067 Modern Gaism founded ~1,149
Practises Piramita Sati Five precepts Turpamaa Samuhahna Kushi Saraswati Puja Raksha Bandhan & More
Deities Kuladara - God of All Panesh the Seer - Only son of Kuladara, Prophet who ascended upon death Viparita - Evil half of Kuladara, deity of all bad.
Branches Oriental Gaism (Traditional) Suntale Gaism - A branch of traditional Gaism that practises more modest worship. Western Gaism - The form of Gaism that exists in the western world, outside of Europa Pushpambara Gaism - Safiloan branch that arose from the migration from Europa
Holidays Varṣakō Antya - End of the Year - 5th January - Marks the end of the year according to the Gai Calendar. Gā'ī nayām̐ varṣa - Gai New Years - 6th January - Marks the beginning of the New Year according to the Gai Calendar. Raṅgaharukō Parva - Festival of Colour - Third Saturday of April - Celebrates the giving of colour to the Eurth by Kuladara. Viśva Janmadina - World Birthday - 22nd July - Marks the birthdate of Panesh Rathu Nutra - Numbers Day - 13th August - A day to celebrate the creation of numbers. Pavitra Utsavaharū - Holy Celebrations - 24th December - A celebration for families to come together at the end of the year.
Gurus Guru Mrigendra Guru Upendra Barakoti Guru Khagendra Adhikari Guru Ujesh Guru Tumbahangphe Guru Phanishwar Guru Shrikanta Pradhanang Guru Nandakishor Kashyap Guru Nikhilesh Timalsina
Philosophers Rabindranath Mandal Sachin Chaudhari Daya Pun Vajra Basnet Kris Yonjan
Texts The Pustaka Western Pustaka Early Gai Scriptures
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