Editing Dinka religion (section)

==Astrology==
As in other cultures, the Dinka practice a form of astrology:<ref>{{cite book|url=https://archive.org/details/sudansbloodmemor0000besw/page/72/mode/2up|title=Sudan's Blood Memory. The Legacy of War, Ethnicity, and Slavery in South Sudan|date=2004 |page=106|isbn=978-1-58046-151-1 |last1=Beswick |first1=Stephanie |publisher=University Rochester Press }}</ref>
{{quote|The Dinka name the stars—for example, “Orion” is called “Wathal Jook.” Orion is a hunter in Greek mythology but Wathal Jook (dogs) are hunters also. The constellation of the scorpion, in Dinka, is called Cuur, which is a type of fish that looks like a scorpion. We believe these mythologies may connect us with others in the east. In our religion the mythology of Ayueldit recounts he was looking for external life and said “the son is eternal.” So they looked for the food of the sun and sent his messengers west cautioning them “go where the sun is every evening.”}}