The Baswate Tribe

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hungry for a long stretch of time. The Baswate, though, take the ash of the burned food and mix it in with the water, supposidly blessing it, to help the hunger “pass.”
The Baswate have no formal education or political rule, showing that not much attention is put into it. The only education is that of their religion and the elders are the people who politically make the decisions. The tribe doesn’t really stress the idea of family either. The tribe only stays togeather because the religion tells them to and that it is keen to their survival.
As you can see, the religion and economic aspect of the religion is the most important to them, and although their need to survive, religion always comes first. A tribe almost never has people die of lack of nutrition, although disease does strike the tribes quite often. Apparently, the tribe has been going along this way for thousands of years, and even with a scarcity of food manage to stay ...

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