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Shamanism or
samanism is a
religious practice that
involves a
practitioner (shaman or saman)
interacting with the
spirit world through altered states of...
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further groups of spirits, made up of "spirits who were not
introduced by
shamanist rites into the
communion of
ancestral spirits" but who
could nonetheless...
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Clergy and
other religious figures have
generally represented a po****r
outlet for pop culture. Some of the more po****r clergy,
members of
religious orders...
- made the name
plates bilingual (Chinese and Manchu), and
introduced Shamanist elements to the palace. In 1860,
during the
Second Opium War, Anglo-French...
- 13th
century found the
liberal Sufi
version of
Islam closer to
their shamanists traditions and
chose to
preserve some of
their culture (such as dance...
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converting Inuit with
shamanist beliefs to Christianity. This is
usually accompanied by
ritualistic consumption of
foods held
taboo by
shamanist belief (like caribou...
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institution that
ensured complete religious freedom,
though he
himself was a
shamanist.
Under his administration, all
religious leaders were
exempt from taxation...
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Koibal were
officially Russian Orthodox.
However they had
retained many
Shamanist and
Animist customs. Balanovska, Elena; Balaganskaya, Olga; Balaganskaya...
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Christian name.
Whether Georgius Tzul was
himself a Christian, a Jew or
Shamanist with an
unusual Gr**** name, or
whether the name is
merely a Byzantine...
- Agency.
Raised by a "hardcore atheist"
father and an "ex-Catholic
turned Shamanist" mother, the duo once
described their religious beliefs as non-denominational...
