Lustration of the Living

The Correllian Lustration ceremonies originated as ceremonies of purification and blessing, performed by members of the High-Correll family. It is a ceremony that blesses the members of the Correllian Tradition, Deity in both male and female aspects, and recognizes the connections of all beings. These ceremonies were much simpler and less formal than the modern Correllian Lustration, focusing primarily upon the Oracle of the Ancestors. Lustration is held twice a year, one honoring the ancestors and the second honoring the living. The Book of Life described in the ceremony is the actual Book of Life of the Tradition, containing the names of all members of the Tradition.