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  1. Shamanism: A Reader by Graham Harvey, 2002-11-08
  2. Dreamworlds of Shamanism and Tibetan Buddhism: The Third Place by Angela Sumegi, 2008-05-08
  3. Shamanism, Colonialism, and the Wild Man: A Study in Terror and Healing by Michael Taussig, 1991-12-15
  4. Shamanism, History, and the State
  5. Riding Windhorses: A Journey into the Heart of Mongolian Shamanism by Sarangerel, 2000-03-01
  6. Northern Magic: Rune Mysteries and Shamanism (Llewellyn's World Magic Series) by Edred Thorsson, 2002-09-01
  7. Shamanic Wisdomkeepers: Shamanism in the Modern World by Timothy Freke, 2000-04
  8. The Archaeology of Shamanism by Neil Price, 2001-12-07
  9. Shamanism: An Encyclopedia of World Beliefs, Practices, and Culture
  10. Shamanism: A Beginner's Guide by Teresa Moorey, 1997-02-01
  11. Shamanism: Traditional and Contemporary Approaches to the Mastery of Spirits and Healing (Anthropology & Sociology) by Merete Demant Jakobsen, 1999-03
  12. California Indian Shamanism (Ballena Press Anthropological Papers ; No. 39) (Ballena Press Anthropological Papers ; No. 39) by Lowell John Bean, 1992-04-01
  13. Easy-to-Use Shamanism: Unlock the Power of Earth Magic to Transform Your Life by Jan Morgan Wood, Jan Wood, 2002-10-28
  14. Sorcery And Shamanism by Donald Joralemon, 1999-11-11

61. Shamanism, Power Animals And Animal Wisdom.
Information and discussions on shamanism. How to live in harmony and balance with the Earth, Nature and all that exists through alternative spiritual
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Greetings my friends,
Shamanism is a set of tools and techniques used to interact with the spirit world and the world around us. It has no specific pantheon of gods and is attached to no particular culture. It is a way of looking at the world and at yourself. There are no hard set rules, no hierarchy to try and work through. Shamanism is the oldest known form of spiritual practice. It is a time-tested practice, what works is kept, what doesn’t is left behind. When our ancient ancestors prayed that the spirit of the Deer would come to them allowing them a good hunt, they were using shamanic techniques although I am sure that was not the word they used to describe it.
Shamanism is a personal quest for knowledge and inner power, but it is a quest that has traditionally taken place within the confines of a tribe or family group. The same holds true for those who follow a shamanic path today, but our groups might be different. We could work to guide and aid our family or a group of friends or a pagan circle. These groups are just as valid and appropriate a place for a modern person walking a shamanic path as a tribe was to an ancient one. A shaman's place is within a community, not apart from it.
Shamans have held an important place in many different cultures throughout the world since our beginnings. They have been mediators, ceremonialists, healers, diviners, many different kinds of artists and much more. They learn and work with power for both themselves and the good of those around them. They understand the connection and need for balance amongst all things, that all aspects of the world that we share with the rest of creation is alive, humans, animals, plants, rocks, and even the wind.

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63. Shamanism
shamanism is perhaps one of the oldest divinatory practices in the world to Evidence of shamanism has been found globally in isolated regions of the
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hamanism is perhaps one of the oldest divinatory practices in the world to promote healing . By archaeological and anthropological evidence the practice has existed for some 20,000 to 30,000 years, perhaps since the beginning of the human race. Evidence of shamanism has been found globally in isolated regions of the Americas, Asia, Africa, regions of Europe and Australia. Usually shamans are called to their profession in two ways: by heredity or by spontaneous and involuntary election by the Supernaturals. There are some who seek out the training, but these individuals are not considered as powerful. An exception to the latter is found the Native North Americans because many undertake vision quests to ask for healing power or the help of a guardian spirit . The shaman is distinguished from others by the greater number of his guardian spirits, by the intensity of his vision, and by his greater power. Although differences of practices are found among the cultures similarities are found too. The shaman lives in two worlds: the ordinary and the nonordinary reality, also called the "shamanic state of consciousness." To enter the shamanic state the shaman must experience an ecstatic trance , or he will not be able to perform all the required functions or duties. This qualification is what sets the shaman apart from all other priests and adepts.When entering the nonordinary reality, which is an unique altered state of consciousness (see

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65. Asian Shamanism
Asian shamanism. (Emphasizing Laos and Hmong shamanism). A shaman is a ritual or religious specialist who is believed Pro s and Con s of Hmong shamanism
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Asian Shamanism
(Emphasizing Laos and Hmong Shamanism) Pro's and Con's of Hmong Shamanism The Spirits, Soul, and Ceremonies Links for more info on Shamanism Foundation for Shamanic Studies What is Shamanism FAQ Shamanism General Overview return to syllabus

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67. SIBERIAN SHAMANISM
HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION IN SIBERIAN shamanism AND THE CONCEPT OF THE One can find corresponding motifs in Nganasan shamanism as well as in Tuvinian one.
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HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION IN SIBERIAN SHAMANISM AND THE CONCEPT OF THE REALITY OF LEGENDS
Aado Lintrop
generalized reality-orientation reality of legends.

However, it is not enough to merely recognize the places and beings of supernatural world. To gain full control over the vision, it must be described in words - to sing or retell it. For singing or retelling one's experiences means giving a more traditional form to an individual experience. Individuals who are acquainted since early childhood with shamanic tradition have naturally more necessary knowledge for expressing in words their visions than other people. It is during the initiation period that the devotee acquires most of his songs - descriptions of helping spirits and journeys. A son often applies the melodies of his father's or grandfather's shaman songs.
An active traditionary control over shaman visions continues after the initiation period is over. In case of an experienced shaman, this is expressed by guessing or so-called 'quest for the right path' taking place during rituals. With the help of such guessing untypical or inappropriate elements are eliminated from the shaman actions. Advice sought by the shamans from people who have a good knowledge of the tradition in a difficult situation is also a part of the traditionary control. Often, an experienced shaman has to continue recognizing and naming objects and beings of the supernatural world during the rites. For example, Tubyaku Kosterkin, a Nganasan shaman, had three helping spirits called

68. Disappearing Nganasan Shamanism
DISAPPEARING NGANASAN shamanism. Demnime Kosterkin is shamanising in his tent near UstAvam village. On the rapidly ending day of shamanism and idols
http://haldjas.folklore.ee/folklore/nr1/pics/ngapho.htm
DISAPPEARING NGANASAN SHAMANISM
Demnime was perhaps the last Nganasan shaman who held traditional way of living in tundra. Photo (72K) by A. Lintrop 1977.
Demnime took one of his grandsons away from village. He wished to make a shaman from the boy, but died too soon. Photos (44 and 52K) by A. Lintrop 1977.
In villages with mixed population Nganasan children got out of the way of traditional life style, folklore, mother language and shamanism. Photos (85, 45 and 65K) by A. Lintrop 1977.
In the end of 1980's the son of Demnime Dulsymyaku made a shaman costume and drum for himself and began to appear in the role of shaman. In spite of the fact he asserted in 1989 that he is not a shaman. "Father never wanted me to become a shaman," he said. "He never taught me even though I helped him all the time. He taught Igor, but he was too young. Now I can only perform some father's songs I still remember." Photo (61K) by T. Ojamaa 1990.
Daughters of Demnime who live in village also know some father's incantations. Photo (54K) by A. Lintrop 1989.
"On the rapidly ending day of shamanism and idols
no child will achieve the trance after me.

69. Spotlight Ministries
Christian articles on Wicca, Witchcraft, shamanism, Spiritualism, Harry Potter, Satanism, Ouija board, demons, and testimonies of freedom.
http://www.spotlightministries.org.uk/occult.htm
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70. Korean History:: A Bibliography :::::: [RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY - Shamanism]
A list of academic writings on the subject. Part of the Korean History Bibliography.
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Korean History: A Bibliography
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Chang, Chu-kun. "A Correlation of the Ancient Religions of Japan and Korea." In Yu Chai-shin and R. Guisso, eds. Shamanism: The Spirit World of Korea . Berkeley: Asian Humanities Press, 1988. Cho, Hung-yoon. "Problems in the Study of Korean Shamanism." In M. Hoppal, ed. Shamanism in Eurasia, volume 2 . Gottingen: Herodot, XXX-XXX. Cho, Hung-yoon. "Problems in the Study of Korean Shamanism." Korea Journal 25:5 (May 1985): 18-30. Kendall, Laurel and Griffin Dix, eds.

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72. SHAMANISM IN KOREA
shamanism in Korea. by Lee Chang Sun Korea, like other Asian people, maintain ancient traditions However, shamanism has been kept very alive in Korea.
http://www.sogang.ac.kr/~burns/cult951/shaman.html
Shamanism in Korea
by Lee Chang Sun
Korea, like other Asian people, maintain ancient traditions such as KUT, exorcising ceremonies, which resemble those of the Nothern American medicine man or African witch doctor. These practices have not been fully institutionalized into a religion in the way Shintoism has been in Japen. However, shamanism has been kept very alive in Korea.
TWO KINDS OF SHAMAN
Korean shamans can be roughly divided into two types: possessed, or charismatic shamans and hereditary shamans. The former, called NAERIM MUDANG, are typically found in the northern half of the Korean peninsula. After suffering from SINBYONG, an illness which is generally interpreted as a sign of a shamistic calling, a potential NAERIM MUDANG apprentices herself to an established shaman from she acquires the knowledge and skills appropriate to her new occupation. The two Woman establish a 'spirit mother'-'spirit daughter' relationship, the spirit mother later conducting the initiation rite which transforms her apprentice into a full-fledged shaman. In the course of their rites, these shamans not only become possessed and experience ecstatic trance states themselves but may also induce their clients to do the same. The hereditary shamans, called TANGOL MUDANG, are found in the southern half of the Korean peninsula. They are recruited not through possession sickness but simply by being born into a shaman's family. Though this type of shaman does not undergo trance possessed and herself, she may cause of a rite.

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75. O.A.K.: HOW THE BRAIN ‘CREATES’ GOD
Broadranging overview by Iona Miller, touching on archetypes, NDEs, drugs, trances, TMS, and shamanism.
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The Great Unknown Imagine one of our ancient ancestors, suddenly stricken by illness or a near-fatal accident. Hovering near the brink of death, an ordinary person suddenly finds him or herself locked in an immersive visionary experience of shadowy figures, muted voices and blinding luminescence. The brain is hard-wired for mystical experiences to modify the threat of our hostile existential reality (Alper). Metaphysical explanations developed for the essentially unknowable, for sudden and irresistible seizures of ecstasy. Some of these accounts were more sophisticated than others depending on their cultural background, but all shared a common core by defining the mystery of the relationship between mankind and the Unknown. It might be called a peak experience, spirit possession, epiphany, religious rapture, nirvana, satori, shaktiput, clear light, or illumination. The difference is only one of degrees of absorption, of fulfillment. The god-experience is a process, a subjective perception, rather than an objectively provable reality. Distractions cease, replaced by the direct impact of oceanic expansion, sudden insight, childlike wonder, ecstatic exaltation above bodily and personal existence, dissolution in a timeless moment, fusion, gnosis.

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78. Religious Movements Homepage: Shamanism
shamanism is an ecstatic religious complex of particular and fixed elements New Religious Movements documents the influence that shamanism has had on
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Shamanism
Profile History Beliefs Links ... Bibliography
I. Group Profile
  • Name :Shamanism
  • Founder : No individual founder/ Discoverer: Marco Polo and other travelers in Siberia.
  • Date of Birth : As early as the beginning of the New World. 1950
  • Birth Place : Siberia and Central Asia.
  • Year Founded : unknown
  • Sacred or Revered Texts No text, rather knowledge is gained by the individual through experience
  • Cult or Sect
    Negative sentiments are typically implied when the concepts "cult" and "sect" are employed in popular discourse. Since the Religious Movements Homepage seeks to promote religious tolerance and appreciation of the positive benefits of pluralism and religious diversity in human cultures, we encourage the use of alternative concepts that do not carry implicit negative stereotypes. For a more detailed discussion of both scholarly and popular usage of the concepts "cult" and "sect," please visit our Conceptualizing "Cult" and "Sect" page, where you will find additional links to related issues.
  • Size of Group :Shamanism is not a traditionally organized group with a charismatic leader. It's an individualistic religion, therefore, number approximations are extremely difficult to produce
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    80. Shamanism
    shamanism Among the Peoples of Western and Eastern Siberia. Karina Solovyova Russian Museum of Ethnography. Koryak group with a drum, 1915.
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    Shamanism Among the Peoples of Western and Eastern Siberia
    Karina Solovyova Russian Museum of Ethnography Koryak group with a drum, 1915. S hamans played an important role in the lives of their tribal members and were protectors and intermediaries between humans and spirits. The training and development of future shamans required several years. As soon as the clan acknowledged a candidate for shaman and the candidate's right to be a shaman, the ritual of consecration occurred. Ritual actions were also obligatory when the shaman received each special object. The baton was one of the major shamanic ritual artifacts for the Evenks, Sel'kups, Nenets, and Kets, and it had many symbolic functions. It was used as a striking instrument, and it also represented a special spirit helper of the shaman for the Evenks and Kets. It was also pogonyalka ghis , literally means "talking" or the "object for telling the future," and this emphasized another function. The Evenks used the baton to forecast the future regarding the offspring of the reindeer herd or the loss and the fate of people. The shaman threw the baton towards the interested person, and the future was determined by how it would fall. Some batons of Sel'kup shamans had a cavity with stones inside and were used as rattles instead of as drumsticks. The Sel'kups also used the baton to cure the sick. By touching the place of pain with the baton, the shaman extracted the cause of the disease (the evil spirit), or he or she placed the sought-after soul of the sick person on the end of the handle and then back into the person.

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