salayclarla
Salayclarla is a fictional term used in worldbuilding and speculative fiction to denote a ceremonial practice that combines storytelling, music, and light projection to preserve collective memory. It functions as both a ritual and a narrative framework in the imagined culture where it originates.
In the constructed language of the Lyran-speaking communities, salay- means "to share" and clarla means "light"
The ceremony typically takes place at the mid-point of the lunar month. Participants assemble in a circle
In some locales, salayclarla is a private family rite; in others, a public festival. Styles vary by
Within the fictional culture, salayclarla is viewed as essential for intergenerational transmission and cohesion. In scholarship