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    planes of perception or soul travel. These men and women are singled out by the Divine to deal with spiritual things by receiving special ecstatic powers. The shamans can also be referred to as medicine men and women‚ or witch doctors. (Ellwood‚ 31) Shamanism is found in land of evergreen forests‚ endless birch‚ dark subzero winters‚ wide skies‚ and broad rivers. The shaman serves as matters of the spirit‚ such as a counselor to the community‚ a guide of the souls of the dead‚ and a healer and intercessor

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    language.” 18 Additionally‚ in possession‚ the strongest connection of all‚ the deity comes into the person’s body....and speaks directly 19 “The fact that shamanism offers very many different kinds of manifestations and Elaide maintains that ‘animal language’ is only a variant of ‘spirit language’. In many of the reported examples of spirit possession‚ when the human is deemed to become the mouthpiece of a spirit‚ his language changes and it is then that his utterances are regarded as the words

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    Witch Child by Celia Rees

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    Bookreport Witch child‚ Celia Rees 1. when: time setting: 1659 to 1660 2. where: place setting: England‚ boat‚ new land Beulah 3. who: characters main: Mary she is 14 years old‚ a witch and rebellious‚ minor: Martha: she’s the woman who took care of Mary at the boat and in Beulah. the Rivers family and the Morses: these are the friends of Mary and she lives together with them. Jaybird: an Indian boy Mary meets when she is in the forest in the sequel she marries him and they live together. 4

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    Brooklin Jefferies Body Ritual among the Nacirema In the Article‚ “Body Ritual among the Nacirema” anthropologist Horace Miner talks about a group of people known as Nacirema‚ or better yet‚ Americans. This article was to show how American’s are very ethnocentric. This is when we think our cultures are superior and everyone else is inferior. We find other cultures to be weird‚ but yet we’re not perfect. We think everything we do is perfect and better than everyone else. That is not the case at

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    What will Antonio become when he grows up? A priest? A vaquero? A curandero? A farmer? Antonio’s future is not clear because‚ at the end of the novel‚ he has finally decided to choose his own path. Instead of listening to the beliefs of his mother or the desires of his father‚ he will fulfill Ultima’s encouragement to follow his heart. With this in mind‚ it seems likely that Antonio will probably become a man of learning according to Ultima‚ Whether or not this means that Antonio will become a priest

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    It’s said to be the spirit molecule‚ for some it’s listed on the D.E.A’s schedule I list for illegal drugs and for others it’s been used in rituals throughout our earth’s history. Why haven’t we been informed about one of the US’s most illegal substances? Wouldn’t it help people make the right decisions when it comes to “experimenting” with life’s vices like the publics knowledge of heroin‚ cocaine‚ LSD and so on? Where did DMT come from and what is its purpose? Based on user accounts‚ FDA regulated

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    The hardest thing of all is to find a black cat in a dark room‚ especially if there is no cat. Confucious Perhaps the first quotation above is a harsh assessment of the lack of success William of Rubruck experienced on his journeys into Mongol territory from 1253-1255‚ but highly accurate when considering his intended goal of spreading the gospel and bolstering an alliance with the perceived Christian Mongol prince Sartach. That he also failed to make contact with slaves from Hungary who had

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    Ms “Sufentanyl”-a charming “china girl”‚ and Ms “Mescaline”-a cute Mexican lady‚ were invited by Mr “Marijuana” at a dinner in “Chinese restaurant” in an “angel dusty” evening. Ms Mescaline felt “ecstatic” and “Echo de la pensee” and on the occasion she “DRESS”ed herself with “heavenly blue” frock and adorned her eyes with mascara of “belladonna”. Ms Sufentanyl wore a necklace with “serotonin pendant” and braided “rosemary” flowers into her hair. At the gate they were greeted by Mr Marijuana who

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    The Sacred and Profane‚ by Mircea Eliade‚ divides and distinguishes the world into two existential situations: the sacred and the profane. Eliade describes the sacred as‚ “always manifesting itself as a reality of a wholly different order from ‘natural’ realities” (10) and inversely describes profane as the “opposite” of the sacred. The sacred involves a level of creation and organization while the profane is in an essence chaotic and disorganized. Eliade also made it apparent that the division between

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    Mid-Term Exam Essay Questions The roles‚ callings‚ and practices of the Shaman in many Indigenous Religions. Are there any shamanistic practices in any of the other religions we have studied? If so‚ give examples and explain. The Shaman is a man or woman who interacts with both spiritual and non-spiritual worlds. They do not use black magic or for their own self gain. Their role is to go to the spiritual world to gain knowledge and get the power to heal. They also communicate with the dead to settle

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