shamanism

She spoke about true Shamanism that is still in practice today.

A few citizens practice shamanism, but usually are not open about it.

Shamanism is the name for a number of religious movements.

Many of the works in the text are associated with Shamanism.

Nova is involved in the study and practice of Shamanism.

Shamanism is a very strong cult on the island up to this day.

Then, he entered a "shamanism school", and learned how to play the role.

I was maybe starting to get the hang of this shamanism thing.

He is also known for his publications in anthropology on shamanism.

They share a common traditional writing system, though this is used for shamanism rather than daily accounting.

Some other experts have suggested that they were related to practices of shamanism.

After the slaughter, the people lost faith in shamanism and the favor of God.

Mark, thanks to Gary, knew a little about my shamanism gig.

A shaman is a kind of medicine man who practices shamanism.

The term "shamanism" has been used for various distinct cultures.

But in the West the mixture of shame and shamanism seemed to have been most prevalent.

The future of shamanism itself was uncertain in the late 1980s.

Mediation is regarded often as an important aspect of shamanism in general.

The most common name for this connection is shamanism.

This is hardly the first book about shamanism by a scientist-turned-true-believer.

They were relatively unsuccessful in discouraging the practice of shamanism.

Some of them maintained shamanism until the modern times.

However, many direct influences were from shamanism and folk beliefs.

Each medicine man or spiritual person who practiced shamanism had his own ritual.

There is no single agreed upon definition for the word "shamanism" among anthropologists.