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.
Shamanism is the oldest religious tradition, found in some form or another, in every culture on earth as far back as we have been able to find. In short, there is no "founding date".
The Archaeology of Shamanism was created in 2001.
The Archaeology of Shamanism has 239 pages.
The ISBN of The Archaeology of Shamanism is 0-415-25255-5.
There are no holy scriptures of Shamanism, their practices are passed down by generations.
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 ;-)
Shamanism is a spiritual practice found in many cultures worldwide that involves connecting with the spirit world for healing and guidance. It is neither inherently evil nor good; it depends on the intentions and actions of the individual practitioner. Like any spiritual practice, shamanism can be used for positive or negative purposes based on the beliefs and ethics of the practitioner.
Necromancy is an ancient form of magic that is closely related to shamanism, which is among the earliest of human religions. The first recorded instance of necromancy as a distinct art is found in Homer's "Odyssey," which was written near the end of the 8th century B.C.E.
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Shamanism is an oral tradition. Some books exist on the subject, but nothing that I would call a holy scripture.