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The phrase Dar'manda is derived from the concept of Manda. Manda is a mystical concept in Mandalorian philosophy and religion. It was derived from the old belief in a literal heaven, described as "a combination of the collective state of being, the essence of being Mandalorian, and an oversoul." To be part of it, a Mandalorian must understand their culture and truly live out its ideals. Otherwise, they would be a dar'manda–someone who was ignorant of their heritage, and would have no soul and no afterlife. This was regarded as a fate worse than death. This emphasis on culture helped to preserve the identity of the Mandalorians even when scattered across the galaxy.

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  • The phrase Dar'manda is derived from the concept of Manda. Manda is a mystical concept in Mandalorian philosophy and religion. It was derived from the old belief in a literal heaven, described as "a combination of the collective state of being, the essence of being Mandalorian, and an oversoul." To be part of it, a Mandalorian must understand their culture and truly live out its ideals. Otherwise, they would be a dar'manda–someone who was ignorant of their heritage, and would have no soul and no afterlife. This was regarded as a fate worse than death. This emphasis on culture helped to preserve the identity of the Mandalorians even when scattered across the galaxy.
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  • The phrase Dar'manda is derived from the concept of Manda. Manda is a mystical concept in Mandalorian philosophy and religion. It was derived from the old belief in a literal heaven, described as "a combination of the collective state of being, the essence of being Mandalorian, and an oversoul." To be part of it, a Mandalorian must understand their culture and truly live out its ideals. Otherwise, they would be a dar'manda–someone who was ignorant of their heritage, and would have no soul and no afterlife. This was regarded as a fate worse than death. This emphasis on culture helped to preserve the identity of the Mandalorians even when scattered across the galaxy. Ner vode, it can't be but this article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. File:Placeholder
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