Explores the interaction among the various contextual actors, including social scientists and the sick, the pastors, priests and protesters. It also analyzes the politicization of rituals and the construction of advocacy in Europe. It's main focus, however is the lain-based movement called Tuddok which is aimed at cultural regeneration and territorial recognition. Cultural energies - the human capabilities by which people collectively re-animate themselves in the face of, but not exhaustively in reaction to, political binary opposition is highlighted.