Tiitlaühang

Tiitlaühang refers to the traditional belief system of the Saami people in Lapland, specifically concerning the understanding of the world and the lives of individuals. This worldview encompasses various aspects of life, including the relationships between humans and the natural environment, as well as the mental and spiritual health of individuals.

At the core of tiitlaühang is the concept of a multifaceted reality, comprising physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions. The Saami people have traditionally believed in a high degree of interconnectedness between all living beings, including humans, animals, and the environment. This interconnectedness is considered essential for maintaining balance and harmony in life.

Tiitlaühang also incorporates the concept of a luck eller (ipse), which is believed to be a sort of personal energy or vitality influencing one's life and well-being. The preservation and enhancement of this luck are considered crucial for a healthy and fulfilling existence. In addition, the Saami people traditionally believed in the existence of certain predestined circumstances or paths in life that are shaped by an individual's fuer ulluk (soul essence) and haller suokta (progress).

This complex and holistic worldview played a significant role in shaping the culture, customs, and spirituality of the Saami people. Tiitlaühang continues to be an integral part of Saami identity and traditions, offering a unique perspective on life, the world, and human existence.