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The Gumay people are a highland Malay-speaking ethnic group in the province of South Sumatra in Indonesia.1 The most fundamental emotion for the Gumay is their respect for their ancestors and the origin villages associated with their ancestors, which are known as dusun laman. Remembering one’s origin (Sakai 1997, 2002, 2006, 2009) is the most important obligation as a Gumay. Remembering one’s origin means maintaining their relationship with the dusun laman through regular visits. Dusun laman generally refers to a hamlet to which Gumay people, living and deceased, belong, and is a place strongly affiliated with Gumay origins. Affinity and strong emotion are evoked when Gumay people return to their dusun laman. They celebrate their link to a dusun laman by holding

Fostering affinity through dreams and origin ritual practices among the Gumay of South Sumatra, Indonesia