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| author = Vasya
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| country = Kogongu
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=== Background ===
=== Background ===


The first completed book covers Naia’s teachings at the Eternal Bonfire of Aquendavia. This is one of the few surviving Naist Holy Sites, as many of them were purged following the priestess’s death.
The first completed book covers Naia’s teachings at the Eternal Bonfire of [[Aquendavia]]. This is one of the few surviving Naist Holy Sites, as many of them were purged following the priestess’s death.


=== Contents ===
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=== Background ===
=== Background ===


The encounter is a difficult text for many Naists. It covers the years in the wilderness after she and several followers, including Vasya, flee from the towers of philosophy in Lothridge and live communally in a cabin near modern day Kais Kogong. This cabin is now the site of Naia’s grave.
The encounter is a difficult text for many Naists. It covers the years in the wilderness after she and several followers, including Vasya, flee from the towers of philosophy in [[Lothridge]] and live communally in a cabin near modern day [[Kais Kogong]]. This cabin is now the site of Naia’s grave.


The reason many Naists have a hard time with this text is that it seems to go against other Naist teachings of non-violence, including some of Vasya’s other work. While many Naist texts abhor all violence, The Encounter asserts that violence is not only permissible, but necessary to end conflict.
The reason many Naists have a hard time with this text is that it seems to go against other Naist teachings of non-violence, including some of Vasya’s other work. While many Naist texts abhor all violence, The Encounter asserts that violence is not only permissible, but necessary to end conflict.