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+ | The Vhnori had elaborate [[transference ritual|death rituals]], based on their belief that the many naturally-occurring [[subspace vacuole]]s on their world could transport them to the Vhnori afterlife, called the [[Next Emanation]]. This practice would not only be applied to the dying, but also to people [[depression|depressed]] or lonely. Furthermore, disabled Vhnori who were seen as taking up too much of their family's time and resources might be pressured ("out of [[love]]") to move on by said family. |
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⚫ | All this was discovered by [[Harry Kim]] of the {{USS|Voyager}} when he was accidentally drawn through one of the vacuoles to the Vhnori homeworld in [[2371]]. He returned using one of the [[cenotaph]]s, having seriously disturbed the Vhnori's faith. However, it was discovered that an unusual amount of [[neural energy]] existed in the planet's rings, perhaps implying that the Vhnori afterlife may not be completely without foundation. ({{VOY|Emanations}}) |
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{{bginfo|Lieutenant [[Fuchida]]'s make up in {{DS9|Prodigal Daughter}} was a re-use of the Vhnori make up.}} |
{{bginfo|Lieutenant [[Fuchida]]'s make up in {{DS9|Prodigal Daughter}} was a re-use of the Vhnori make up.}} |
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==Individuals== |
==Individuals== |
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* [[Hatil Garan]] |
* [[Hatil Garan]] |
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* [[Neria]] |
* [[Neria]] |
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* [[Ptera]] |
* [[Ptera]] |
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* [[Ranora]] |
* [[Ranora]] |
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Latest revision as of 05:13, 12 May 2023
The Vhnori were an other-dimensional class 5 humanoid, native to the Vhnori homeworld.
The Vhnori had elaborate death rituals, based on their belief that the many naturally-occurring subspace vacuoles on their world could transport them to the Vhnori afterlife, called the Next Emanation. This practice would not only be applied to the dying, but also to people depressed or lonely. Furthermore, disabled Vhnori who were seen as taking up too much of their family's time and resources might be pressured ("out of love") to move on by said family.
Unknown to the Vhnori, the vacuoles actually led to an asteroid in the Delta Quadrant. On this asteroid, the bodies of their dead had been piling up for thousands of years, resulting in the only known concentration of the 247th element.
All this was discovered by Harry Kim of the USS Voyager when he was accidentally drawn through one of the vacuoles to the Vhnori homeworld in 2371. He returned using one of the cenotaphs, having seriously disturbed the Vhnori's faith. However, it was discovered that an unusual amount of neural energy existed in the planet's rings, perhaps implying that the Vhnori afterlife may not be completely without foundation. (VOY: "Emanations")
Individuals
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- Unnamed