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    Extraction involves removing a spiritual intrusion. Some shamans say spiritual intrusions are the equivalent of infections in reality. It is not as if an “evil” spirit has entered one’s soul. It is more along the lines of termites infesting a wooden house. They aren’t evil but one would simply want them removed. They are more of a burden or bother than anything else. The Shaman works to remove these burdens from interfering with the health of the human body. This is…

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    one of which is shamanism. Shamanism is unlike traditional religious structures, being that shamans command a unique set of ritual techniques. Techniques that allow for one to move between the…

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    Shamanism In Cave Art

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    ‘shamaniacs’. Perhaps the contention lies with “the loose use of labels and names such as shamanism that has led to some of the confusion” (Taçon, 2006). Often shamanism has been used to rationalize almost everything in a way that suggests it was “shamans and their initiates that were the main or even exclusive producers of rock art” (Taçon, 2006). Even though shamanism has been a long standing theory for cave art interpretations, it has only been taken seriously in the scientific field within…

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    Chagas Disease Analysis

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    Chagas is a disease transmitted by blood sucking insects called Triatomine bugs which carry the parasite Trypanosoma Cruzi. They become infected with Chagas by biting an infected animal or human, then they carry the disease on to another person. The bugs live in the homes that are built of mud, adobe, straw and palm thatch. They hide in the walls and roofs of the home, coming out at night to feed on the inhabitants. After biting and ingesting a person’s blood the bug defecates on the host,…

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    Ayahuasca Research Paper

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    South America to partake in Ayahuasca they will generally try to find a Shaman or retreat to do it under. The Shaman is the maker of the brew, he/she will also take the brew with the tourist and others(Ayahuasca is a drug rarely done alone) while at least one person stays sober to watch over the group. This is a modern day interpretation of what a ceremony would have looked like within tribes. Taking Ayahuasca with a shaman is cheaper than other forms of intake in South America. Retreats on the…

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    What do you know about Native Americans? Precisely, what do you know about their beliefs? Their beliefs had one of the most important roles in their culture. Below and analysis about their rituals, their ceremonies and their chain of command in this area. Did you know that Native Americans did not have a religion? They had many things that made up of ceremonies, rituals, etc. Talking about rituals, these had one of the most important roles in the Native American culture. They embraced these…

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    people who committed crimes within the tribe…. How would one become a councilman….. In other episodes we have heard of the term exposure…Is this common to the Sioux.. and how does it work or what happens… It seems that every tribe has a shaman.. What or who is a shaman in the Sioux…

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    Jewels: A Short Story

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    A spiral of air meandered down the road, kicking up dust and whistling along its way. The birch trees on the far side of the tracks waved red and yellow leaves in the breeze. The sun glowed bright. If not for the death wrought in its early hours, it would have been a nice autumn day. “He was right. You do look like him.” Laurel hopped at the sound of Jewel’s voice. Jewel sat on an iron bench by the depot door. Tears stained her light brown cheeks. Her almond-shaped eyes were red and puffy. What…

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    Hmong Religious Beliefs

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    Religion is a man-made belief that has been around since the beginning of civilization. It can be thought of as the consciousness of men, where it allows different perspectives and philosophies. Each religion has a specific goal for its followers to live by and is backed up with religious documents that support the belief in faith and miracles. The goal of this paper is to explore through topics that have not yet been discussed or mentioned in Philosophy of Religion, the theological and…

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    Culture of the NorthWest Coast The NorthWest Coast tribes, were excellent carvers and weavers. They created beautiful masks, totems, and other forms of artistic representations. These art forms were used to describe their cultural beliefs, and rank among their tribe members. NorthWest Coast tribes religion and culture are represented through the use of totems and masks. Their culture revolves around Animism, or the belief that animals and natural objects. Natural Phenomena is also included…

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