Mount Seleya was at the far end of Vulcan's Forge. (ENT: "The Forge") The mountain was also roughly thirty-seven kellicams north of the T'Karath Sanctuary. (TNG: "Gambit, Part II" ) By 2285, a temple had been constructed on the mountain, which incorporated an altar and an adjacent building known as the Hall of Ancient Thought. A long flight of steps led from the base of the mountain, an area that had a fountain and could be used as a landing base for craft, up to the temple. The altar was sparsely furnished and included a Vulcan gong. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)
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| - Mount Seleya was at the far end of Vulcan's Forge. (ENT: "The Forge") The mountain was also roughly thirty-seven kellicams north of the T'Karath Sanctuary. (TNG: "Gambit, Part II" ) By 2285, a temple had been constructed on the mountain, which incorporated an altar and an adjacent building known as the Hall of Ancient Thought. A long flight of steps led from the base of the mountain, an area that had a fountain and could be used as a landing base for craft, up to the temple. The altar was sparsely furnished and included a Vulcan gong. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)
- Mount Seleya is a renowned mountain, landmark and religious center on the planet Vulcan. It is located in the province of Xi'al, on the central continent of Na'nam. The philosopher Surak did much of his work on Mount Seleya, and it has remained a site for ceremonial rituals for thousands of years.
- Mount Seleya was the name of a sacred mountain on the planet Vulcan. It is said to be the place where Surak formulated his philosophies, including logic and IDIC, in the 3rd century. (ENT episodes: "The Forge", "Awakening", "Kir'Shara") On a planet rife with hundreds of monasteries, temples, shrines, and ruins to the many sects and even gods which have held sway upon various regions of Vulcan, no place of worship is more important to the modern Vulcan way of life than Mount Seleya.
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| - Mount Seleya was at the far end of Vulcan's Forge. (ENT: "The Forge") The mountain was also roughly thirty-seven kellicams north of the T'Karath Sanctuary. (TNG: "Gambit, Part II" ) By 2285, a temple had been constructed on the mountain, which incorporated an altar and an adjacent building known as the Hall of Ancient Thought. A long flight of steps led from the base of the mountain, an area that had a fountain and could be used as a landing base for craft, up to the temple. The altar was sparsely furnished and included a Vulcan gong. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)
- Mount Seleya was the name of a sacred mountain on the planet Vulcan. It is said to be the place where Surak formulated his philosophies, including logic and IDIC, in the 3rd century. (ENT episodes: "The Forge", "Awakening", "Kir'Shara") On a planet rife with hundreds of monasteries, temples, shrines, and ruins to the many sects and even gods which have held sway upon various regions of Vulcan, no place of worship is more important to the modern Vulcan way of life than Mount Seleya. Ceremonies known to be conducted here include the koon-ut-la, the mind-melding of chosen bond-mates at age seven that causes the adult awakening of pon farr; the coming of age ceremony for Vulcan teenagers who have successfully passed through the rite of passage known as kahs-wan, and are confirmed as adult members of their Houses; and the koon-ut-kal-if-fee. All of these ceremonies are intensely private, and none are normally open to the public. Other families, especially old or influential ones, have their own sacred groves on their ancestral lands. For sufficiently important (or devout) families, the High Priestess of Seleya performs ceremonies on those lands as well. (Last Unicorn RPG module: The Way of Kolinahr: The Vulcans)
- Mount Seleya is a renowned mountain, landmark and religious center on the planet Vulcan. It is located in the province of Xi'al, on the central continent of Na'nam. The philosopher Surak did much of his work on Mount Seleya, and it has remained a site for ceremonial rituals for thousands of years.
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