obehu
Obehu is a term used in speculative ethnography to describe a traditional communal practice found in the fictional culture of the Vireli in the northern archipelago of Nyara. It denotes a memory-sharing ceremony in which participants recount personal and collective histories to reinforce social bonds, preserve lineage, and transmit values across generations.
Etymology and setting: The word obehu is said to derive from the Vireli words obe meaning together
Practice and structure: Obehu typically unfolds in a circular gathering with a designated host who guides the
Cultural significance and reception: In fiction, obehu functions as a narrative vehicle for exploring memory, identity,