Shamanism is an oral tradition. Some books exist on the subject, but nothing that I would call a holy scripture.
The holy places of shamanism are located ofetenly by trees. For example, Bukha-Noyon is a treeless patch on a mountain but you must be shmanic to know where it is located.
Shamanism does not have a singular holy book like other organized religions. Instead, teachings and practices are passed down orally through generations and vary among different cultures and traditions. Shamanic cultures may have sacred stories, songs, and rituals that guide their spiritual practices.
The shaman, or holy man, was the tribes connection between the physical and spiritual worlds. He was the keeper of integrity of ceremonies, the spiritual leader, guidance counselor and healer.
The Archaeology of Shamanism was created in 2001.
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The Archaeology of Shamanism has 239 pages.
The ISBN of The Archaeology of Shamanism is 0-415-25255-5.
there arnt many people in the world that practice Shamanism. Shamanism is great. invovled with animal spirits. and as you can see i am a Native american ;-)
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Michael Berman has written: 'Who are you?' -- subject(s): Study and teaching, English language 'Graded crosswords for pairwork 1' 'Word dominoes' 'The nature of shamanism and the shamanic story' -- subject(s): Shamanism, Shamanism in literature
Shamanism, with a capital "S", is the religion of the Tungus people of Siberia. However, shamanism, with a lower-case "s", is NOT a religion. Shamanism has come to be the term applied to similar practices from around the world. A shaman acts as the priest, or priestess, of an animistic society. Shamans commonly provide such services as soul retrieval, medical service, and prophecy for his/her tribe or village.
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