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shamanism?
please tell me what you know
about shamanism. serious
anwers only. i'm not in the
mood for somebody telling me
opinons just facts please.
doing research. websites would
also be appreciated. thanks!
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S hamanism http://www.shamanism.org/ http://deoxy.org/shaman.htm http://www.geocities.com/rainf orest/4076/index1.html http://www.crystalinks.com/sha manism.html http://www.allaboutspiritualit y.org/shamanism.htm There is much more from google, too |
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What is the link between in other cultures where
shamanism is practiced altered
states of consciousness is
seen as a sort of gift where
the person has a gift to
unlock his unconscious, then
eventually the collective
conscious and even, in some
cultures, alternate spiritual
realms. Do you think this is
all rubbish. It seems Western
medicine does. I can hardly
believe that we know
everything there is to know
about psychotic or trance-like
or meditative states. It seems
some of these so-called
primitive cultures weren't all
that primitive after all.
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First, one must realize that there is nothing physically wrong with those diagnosed as having schizophrenia. This IS merely western-type medicine's inability to grasp that there is a supernatural existence. Effectively there are two types of individuals that have the schizo-experience. There are those who receive it as a result of blessings such as those diagnosed with schizophrenia (the saints), and there are those who experience it as a result of the lifting of so-called "veil of the senses." The reduction of sensory input is what is required to experience the supernatural. This can be accomplished through drugs or through isolation, as experienced in an isolation tank or even some solitary confinements. Science calls much of what is experienced as hallucinatory - it isn't. These individuals are experiencing he unseen reality. |
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What can I learn about I'm an English kid travelling
through Russia at the moment,
soon to be in Barnaul, which
is within Siberia and the
Altai republic. How active are
Shamanism and Animisnm there,
and is Barnaul a good place
tolearn more about the
subject?
I am also going through
Tobolsk, Omsk and Tomsk - are
these good places to learn
about Russian religion &
Shamanism?
Cheers.
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Hey, I live in Barnaul, on the Altai Territory. Don't mix up the Altai Territory and it's center Barnaul with the Altai Republic, these are two different administrative areas of Russia. If you aim to learn about shamanism and Altaian people, go straight to the Altai Republic and it's center town Gorno-Altaisk and don't fail to make a trip in the Altai Mountains. Here, in Barnaul, you won't meet any Altaians and shamanists, they live in the Altai Republic. But anyway you will have to travel through Barnaul as a transit stop. And Russian religion (orthodoxy) has nothing to do with Altaian shamanism. |
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