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'''Selvadoradian lore''' is the cultural history of the [[Selvadorada|Selvadoradian]] people featured in ''[[The Sims 4: Jungle Adventure]]''.
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* Golden ones are purely for cosmetic use. They are usually for special occasion and not practical to be used. Golden decorations are also considered as treasures and are kept in [[treasure chest]]s.
The Selvadoradians
Selvadoradians usually display a decoration of Spirit of the Jungle, a common Selvadoradian symbol, in their home. Its meaning differs from SIm to Sim, but it generally represents good will and tidings to all travelers.
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Other than the chiefs of the three seasons, the Omiscans also worship Cetlcitli, the spirit of crop preservation and longevity. They believe that placing a statue of Cetlcitli in a stone box with their food would keep the food cool and last longer.
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====Origin Myth====
*"The Watcher is light and dark, good and evil, fire and water, life and death. The Watcher is everything. The Watcher divides until The Watcher is 10 Watchers, 100 Watchers, 1000 Watchers. The Watchers create tree and flowers, love and meanness, cooking and swimming."
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====Death Myth====
*"When Sims were first created, the Watchers argued amongst themselves on whether the Sims should be eternal like the Watchers themselves or whether they should walk about the world for a time and then be no more. At first, the Watchers who wished for Sims like themselves won out, and Sims lived and lived for as long as they were able, except
*"But soon, the Watchers found this system unreasonable. The world was covered with Sims. The Sims could barely move about without bumping into one another. There was never enough food or beds or happiness to go around. The sun was shrinking with the energy that went into so much creation."
*"And so, from the parts of themselves that decay and renew, they create Death."
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* The carving of Zazatototl reminds the Omiscan people of the importance of storytelling and history.
* The carving of Balampalsoh reminds the Omiscan people to treasure surprise and the unexpected events of life.
* The carving of the Lotus reminds the Omiscan people to stop and smell
==References==
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