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Shamanism is a
spiritual practice that
involves a
practitioner (shaman)
interacting with the
spirit world through altered states of consciousness, such...
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called "fire water". With
regard to religion, some of the
Altai remained shamanists and
others (in a
trend beginning in the mid-19th century) have converted...
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Based on
historical evidence, he
proposes that the
ancient Turks weren't
Shamanists and
adhered to a
unique Tengrist belief system centered on a
divine trinity...
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could be
found in Beijing.: 95 Thus, the
story of
competition between Shamanists and
Lamaists was
often heard in
Manchuria but the
Manchu emperors helped...
- has long been a
pilgrimage site for both
local Catholics and ****chol
shamanists, and is now
being discovered by
international tourists drawn by the desert...
- Khan.
Kuchum attempted to
convert the
Siberian Tatars, who were
mostly shamanists, to Islam. His
decision to
conduct a raid on the
Stroganov trading posts...
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while their group was
allegedly hunting for Bigfoot. In 2017, a
shamanist wearing clothing made of
animal furs was
vacationing in a
North Carolina...
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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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religiously diverse city,
inhabited by Jews, Christians, Muslims,
Shamanists, and Pagans, many of them
traders from
foreign countries. All of the religious...
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shamanism and the
buried mummies'
orientation suggests that they had been
shamanists; meanwhile,
Qurban Wäli
claimed words written in
Kharosthi and Sogdian...
