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    Posted: 28-May-2006 at 22:30
I have a question.  Are there any rituals where a young mother who has concieved a child be honored?  Like a ceremony, maybe with a close friend?  Are there flowers involved (not as gifts) like roses, daisies, and lillies?  Say the mother and father are unmarried, both about 14...
 
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When and where are you talking about?

Like that one example comes to mmy mind: the birth of Louis XIV of France (nicknamed Given by God as the parents though they could never have children), the mother has been quite honored.

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like an ancient one, maybe in Greece or Rome?  The girl hasn't had her baby yet, she is maybe about three-four months pregnant?  I've just heard about this somewhere... cant remember Tongue

it also takes place at night and with lots of flowers
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In shaman Turks there whas a ceremony for name-calling the baby, it is believed (i think still) that the name the kid gets it would reflect on his behaivor.

Also by Turks if they have a son, they sacrifice a sheep or camel and celebrate with family, companions.
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camel? 
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Originally posted by erci

camel? 
yea, there are camels in Central asia and in Turkey who came along with yrk, nomads :)
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