Chasama is a traditional Rai ceremony that marks important life events and transitions. It's often performed during weddings, births, and other significant occasions. The ceremony involves rituals led by a Nakshatra (priest) and includes offerings to deities and ancestors.
Rituals
Chasama ceremonies involve specific rituals, prayers, and offerings that vary depending on the occasion. The Nakshatra leads the ceremony, chanting mantras from the Mundhum and performing traditional rites.
Significance
Chasama is an integral part of Rai spiritual and cultural life. It marks important transitions and ensures the blessings of deities and ancestors for the community and individuals.