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The chronicled enemies of the Prophets, the Pagh Wraiths (Bajoran: Kosst Amogen), inhabit the fire caves of Bajor. The sacred texts explain that they once resided within the Celestial Temple, but were cast out by the Prophets due to their evil tendencies. A minority of Bajorans worship the Pagh Wraiths as the true prophets of Bajor, denoted by an inverted Bajoran religious icon or a red earring which is worn on the left ear. In 2375, the Pagh Wraiths selected Cardassian Gul Dukat, the former prefect of Bajor during the Cardassian occupation, as their Emissary. During a battle with the Emissary of the Prophets, Dukat and the Pagh Wraiths were sealed inside the fire caves along with the only known means of releasing them. | The chronicled enemies of the Prophets, the Pagh Wraiths (Bajoran: Kosst Amogen), inhabit the fire caves of Bajor. The sacred texts explain that they once resided within the Celestial Temple, but were cast out by the Prophets due to their evil tendencies. A minority of Bajorans worship the Pagh Wraiths as the true prophets of Bajor, denoted by an inverted Bajoran religious icon or a red earring which is worn on the left ear. In 2375, the Pagh Wraiths selected Cardassian Gul Dukat, the former prefect of Bajor during the Cardassian occupation, as their Emissary. During a battle with the Emissary of the Prophets, Dukat and the Pagh Wraiths were sealed inside the fire caves along with the only known means of releasing them. | ||
[[Image:RenewalScroll.jpg|right|thumb|''Burning Renewal Scrolls at the'' Gratitude Festival ''symbolically turns problems to ash.'']] | |||
===Religious Festivals=== | ===Religious Festivals=== | ||
-Days of Atonement – a time to atone for past misdemeanours through chanting, meditation and prayer. | -Days of Atonement – a time to atone for past misdemeanours through chanting, meditation and prayer. | ||