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    disciples’‚ and the journey of Siberian Shaman. (2.) Discuss the role of the shaman in the Native American and any other religious tradition.   In the Native American religious tradition‚ the shaman plays the role of a highly respected and spiritually religious figure in the society ‚which has the ability communicate with living and dead spirits ‚ perform healing‚ sacrifices‚ fortune-telling ‚ storyteller ‚ songs writer‚ herbal healer‚ and ect. The shaman of the Native Americans has the

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    physical or political authority of the land. The Shaman follow strict beliefs and rituals in their everyday lives. The rituals in which they perform are called ‘Shamanising’. They do this by using dried up tree sap and a variety of leaves‚ ground up into a powdering texture and sniff it as a hallucinogenic drug. They believe that they have the power to communicate with spirits who guard them and give them healing powers; these spirits also visit the Shaman in their dreams. Each of the spirits are named

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    that is most interesting about the primal world is the thread of common‚ recurring ideas and practices which form the worldview of indigenous peoples of the world for example the basic terminologies and rites‚ a sacred time and sacred place and the Shaman‚ rituals and magic. The composite level of integration of all the aspects of the primal world is reflected

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    Aboriginals practice rituals and ceremonies. For instance‚ the “Sun Dance” is practiced in order to acknowledge the sun as the giver of life. These rituals and ceremonies most often include a shaman. The shaman enters a trance state during a ritual and practices divination and healing. The role of the shaman is to interpret messages from the spiritual world to the human world in order to get solutions to problems affecting the community. However‚ to achieve the prestige of a true aboriginal one must

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    The Eskimos are found in the northern tip of Russia across Alaska and northern Canada to Greenland. The term Eskimo comes from a Native American word that may have meant eaters of raw meat netter of snowshoes or speakers of foreign language. They are also referred to as Inuit meaning people. They lived in groups varied in size depending on the amount of food available. They gathered in large groups especially during and the fall so that they could hunt migrating animals. Gathering in groups was

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    The Ainu The Ainu are found in the northern Japan on the island of Hokkaido. Ainu people are distinct from the people of Japan .The Ainu are smaller in height then the people of Japan. Men wear large beards and their moustaches are a sign of beauty and their noses are straight and long. One of the strangest thing in their culture is the sacrifice of a bear they treat bears as their own children and when they are big enough they sacrifice the bear .Then Ainu people think that bear is a strong

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    man called a medicine man or a shaman. The Medicine men were in charge of the weddings and the funerals as well as most rituals that took place. These men were believed to possess special powers and were thought of as miracle workers because they were able to connect with the spirit world. Young men also relied on them to interpret their visions. Shamans were trained in how to use herbs‚ plants and animal substances as medicine to heal. To the tribe’s people the shaman was their connection with the

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    Sureyya Kahraman The Canela Indians of Brazil. The Canela people are native people who live in the upper east portion of Brazil. They live in the Eastern part of the Brazilian State of Maranhao‚ in a Savanna and woodland area with stream edge forests. They inhibit an area between the wet Amazon basin and the dry Northeast. While most of the Canelas cultural cousins live in the Amazon basin‚ the waters of the Canela’s region flow directly north into the Atlantic. The Canela traditionally live in

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    this be an example to my power and rage‚ my tangible presence in this marsh‚ and the price of life and death". In an erratic attempt to appease the the Spirit of the Swamp‚ the shaman pleaded "Great Spirit of the Swamp‚ what has angered you?". The watery figure turned with a ominous slowness to make direct contact with the shaman. The Spirit of the Swamp responded "You have been proven disloyal against the swamp‚ and so thus you will be tested by my hand. Survive these hardships I bring to prove your

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    Shang kings have questions regarding the future and their relationship with spirits‚ they assigned priests and shamans to become medium between human and spirits. When shamans were asked to foretell for the king‚ they drill hollows in shells and apply red-hot poker to these shells. They believed this ritual would attract spirits who were nearby to answer kings’ questions asked by shamans. Shamans’ main task was to interpret spirits’ respond through the different cracks on shells. These kinds of predictions

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