Symbolism Of Hand Shining In King Linguist

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Traditionally the hand washing is not necessarily a demand of hygiene but a ritual, which requires discipline and brevity. Elders have authority in the community and are seen as the source of wisdom ( key aspects of maturity). For the King Linguist who is subordinate to the King or King to be invited to share the table of the King during meals symbolizes an element of trust. A trust not to expose the King to the public or intends to harm him. The King has absolute trust in the King Linguist as his right hand man to share every intimate aspect concerning deliberations of the

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