A) Physical endurance test B) Social gathering and storytelling C) Purification and spiritual renewal D) Sunbathing and relaxation
A) Ancient Roman cultures B) Modern European cultures C) Antarctic cultures D) Various Indigenous cultures worldwide
A) Heated stones B) Propane torches C) Campfires D) Electric heaters
A) A storage shed B) A playground for children C) A military bunker D) The womb of Mother Earth
A) Any participant who volunteers B) A random passerby C) A local politician D) An experienced and respected leader
A) To create steam and enhance the purification process B) To extinguish the hot stones C) To dilute ceremonial drinks D) To cool down the participants
A) Enter while intoxicated B) Enter with respect and humility C) Enter loudly and boastfully D) Enter with shoes and hats on
A) Pop songs and commercial jingles B) Songs and prayers relevant to healing and connection C) Nursery rhymes and children's stories D) Political speeches and debates
A) Transformation and release of negativity B) Physical torture and discomfort C) A sauna for relaxation D) A competition to see who can endure the most heat
A) To save energy on lighting B) Promotes introspection and connection to the spirit world C) To hide from predators D) To make it difficult to escape
A) The end of a workout B) Rebirth and a fresh start C) A bathroom break D) Defeat and weakness
A) With intention, respect, and proper hydration B) By eating a large meal and drinking alcohol C) By wearing heavy clothing D) By arriving late and unprepared
A) Argue with the leader B) Communicate their needs to the leader and take a break if necessary C) Suffer in silence and try to endure the discomfort D) Run out of the lodge without informing anyone
A) Tobacco or a small gift B) Alcohol or drugs C) Money or expensive jewelry D) Weapons or dangerous objects
A) To participate in the ceremony inside the lodge B) To sell refreshments to the participants C) To tend to the fire and heat the stones D) To guard the entrance of the lodge
A) Paint them with graffiti B) Throw them around and treat them carelessly C) Kick them and yell at them D) Handle them with care and reverence
A) Wear formal attire B) Wear revealing clothing C) Wear comfortable, modest clothing D) Wear heavy winter clothes
A) Read about it online and try to conduct one yourself. B) Just follow the example of others without asking questions. C) Seek guidance from an experienced and authorized leader. D) Assume you already know enough.
A) Dehydration or heatstroke B) Being abducted by aliens C) Turning invisible D) Gaining weight
A) To pass the time while waiting in line B) It has no importance. C) To impress other participants D) To focus your energy and direct your healing process
A) A free vacation B) Emotional, spiritual, and sometimes physical healing C) A cure for all diseases D) Guaranteed financial success
A) By providing a place to hide from your troubles B) By magically removing all your problems C) By forcing you to socialize with strangers D) Sweating removes toxins and emotional blockages
A) Creates competition and judgment B) Guarantees a successful outcome C) Is irrelevant to the individual's experience D) Provides support and shared experience
A) Eat a large, unhealthy meal B) Immediately return to strenuous activity C) Criticize the ceremony and other participants D) Rest, hydrate, and reflect on the experience
A) Water B) Herbs C) Cell phones D) Prayers
A) Personal affirmation of strength and independence B) Declaration of familial ties only C) Expression of personal superiority D) Acknowledgement of interconnectedness of all living beings
A) To allow smoke to escape B) To cool the stones quickly C) There is no importance in ventilation. D) To provide fresh air and prevent overheating
A) Inform the leader and possibly refrain from participating. B) Take a painkiller and hide your condition. C) Assume the sweat will cure you. D) Participate anyway to prove your strength.
A) With respect and humility to the leader B) Using the internet instead of asking C) Loudly and demanding immediate answers D) Not asking at all
A) Alert the leader immediately. B) Try to revive them yourself, regardless of your training. C) Ignore them, as it's their personal journey. D) Start chanting louder to drown out any noise. |