Every Bhajana Mandira has its Tulsi-Katte. Lighting a mud lamp (Thibile) and singing Bhajans before Tulsi Katte is being practiced even now. Worshipping Sun God (Surya Namaskara) is also done in front of the Tulsi Katte which is a normal practice in Mogaveera house hold. Panaka Pooje used to be held in front of Tulsi Katte. Ancient system of Panawoo Kattunu, depositing money in a box, for various temples including Thirupathi is done in front of Tulsi Katte. Watering Tulsi plants in the morning and performing Surya Namaskara is the daily routine followed even today. This is practiced by all the communities residing in coastal villages including Mogaveeras. It is also believed that cremation near sea shore and letting the ash (last remains of dead) into sea is the most sacred way of performing last rites. One of the most prominent nature worship is that of the sea after the monsoon by all the members of the community by offering milk and coconut with prayer to allow them to venture into sea for fishing. Mogaveeras consider sea as their God (Ganga Maatha) and hold in awe for its vastness and at times its ferocity. In other words, means of living and life sustaining sources which were beyond their comprehension became the objects of worship. It explains why large numbers of trees (Aswatha), tombs (representing dead person), animals (bull), serpents, rivers, sea etc. This fear of unknown had driven these people to worship everything which they could not compredend. The fact to be noted is that fishing, particularly, in the sea and in the rivers, instilled fear of the unknown in the hearts of these fishing communities. To understand the background, one should appreciate the facts that fishermen (Mogaveeras) in the begining lived near water resources, such as, lakes, rivers which were surrounded by large variety of vegetation. The fact is that all the four forms of worship now co-exist. Finally, pure Vedic pattern of worship was practiced in the Mogaveera temples. Still later, due to influence of Vedic culture, a mixture of nature worship, Dravidian worship and Vedic worship prevailed. In the Dravidian way of worship, nature worship was also included. It was followed by the Dravidian way of worship because of the locality in which the community lived. In the beginning, common to all civilizations, worship of nature was an accepted religious practice. The deep sonar costs $1,200,000, and becomes available at Level 35.Mogaveera religious practices can be broadly divided into four catagories. It can be turned on and off independently from normal sonar. It also allows the sonar to follow the player's lure down into the caverns and other deep places. It has a much higher resolution and provides the sonar with a much clearer image that shows the outlines of each fish.
#Cat goes fishing moga upgrade#
It requires 19 completed quests to unlock.ĭeep sonar is an upgrade to the sonar. The sonar costs $125,000, and becomes available at Level 6 with the Tool Shop. The sonar is also visible on the boat as a black screen pointing towards the water. This allows the player to more easily target specific fish or thread the lure between schools. The sonar displays fuzzy shapes corresponding to the size of the fish below the boat, and has a much wider radius than the minimap. The sonar upgrade places a green sonar display in the top-right of the player's screen. It requires 9 completed quests to unlock. The minimap costs $5,000, and becomes available at Level 6 with the Tool Shop. However, since it displays a true picture of the water and not a sonar display, it isn't helpful at depths or during the night if the player is not using a Lightbulb. It shows a widened view of the water directly below the hook, allowing the player to see deeper fish. The minimap is a small square display in the top-left of the player's screen.
All items in the Tool Shop are a one-time purchase.Īny of the tools can be turned on and off individually by clicking them again in the Tools Shop. The player must have completed a certain number of quests before each item becomes available for purchase. They can be purchased from the Tool Shop, which is unlocked at Level 6.
Tools are equipment that allow for ease of navigation underwater.
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