Habak

In Earth's American Indian culture, a habak was both a holy and sacred ceremonial chamber where rituals and ceremonies were held, as well as a place where one could attain spiritual enlightenment by means of a vision quest. To the American Indians, the habak was the focal point of their lives, a place where strangers were not welcome. A habak also included several mansaras who represented the spirits.
In 2370, Wesley Crusher was invited to visit a habak on Dorvan V by Lakanta to experience a vision quest. It was here that Crusher saw a vision of his father, who told Wesley not to follow him, and to pursue his own life. ()
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