the place where orlanthi jump, hoping to be saved by Orlanth

[French Desperate WindChild]

ridiculous question but I am unable to remember where I saw it but it exists:

My memory gives me a picture (black & white) where someone jumps, arms in air, with the comment (in french) explaining that orlanthi climb until .... then jump without any magic, to show their devotion to Orlanth. Only the good orlanthi are saved by their god, the others are ... splatch.

 

But I am unable to find the reference in my so old books ("runequest", "genertela", "les dieux de glorantha", i didn't search in dorastor or "les guerriers du soleil") or with google

So where is this place ?

I have a mistrusted intuition about kerofin mount ? near the shaker  temple...

Is there any description and name of the place /rock / springboard ? And what is the journey to reach it ? (just climb, or is there stations)

Edited May 12, 2021 by French Desperate WindChild

[jajagappa]

38 minutes ago, French Desperate WindChild said:

So where is this place ?

I have a mistrusted intuition about kerofin mount ? near the shaker  temple...

Pretty sure you're thinking of Kero Fin.  But I'm not sure what source for the picture you're thinking of.

[scott-martin]

3 minutes ago, jajagappa said:

Pretty sure you're thinking of Kero Fin.  But I'm not sure what source for the picture you're thinking of.

Thanks for the memory prompt. When you mentioned that I flashed back to Elder Secrets. (It probably appears elsewhere as well.)

[jajagappa]

23 minutes ago, scott-martin said:

Thanks for the memory prompt. When you mentioned that I flashed back to Elder Secrets. (It probably appears elsewhere as well.)

And repeated in SKoH p.115.

[French Desperate WindChild]

47 minutes ago, scott-martin said:

Thanks for the memory prompt. When you mentioned that I flashed back to Elder Secrets. (It probably appears elsewhere as well.)

Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees "les secrets oubliés" thanks for the reminder

any data about the journey ?

or about the ritual ?

 

 

[Nick Brooke]

Here's something Jon Quaife created about Maranaba, the Shaker Temple. That's one end of the journey covered, at least.

[Darius West]

There are real world examples of people being blown off mountains and then blown back onto them by strong winds. Something similar even happened in my family history.