shamanic
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- adjective
- /ʃəˈmænɪk/
:
chamánico
- Both fasting and self-inflicted pain are classic components of shamanic vision quests of the ordeal type.
- shamanic traditions
- shamanic experience
- shamanic journey
And so in, you know, I've done some shamanic soul retrieval work.
- And so in, you know, I've done some shamanic soul retrieval work.
- Let's make a place that is safe, medically licensed, has, you know, all the kind of Western medical stuff, but also has the shamanic world.
- And we split it all up and in other traditions and other, other people's, that cluster of characteristics would have been recognized as shamanic.
- Scorpio is the really deep sorceress like shamanic realm.
- So that's my my orientation to the shamanic obligation is when things are out of balance.
- There are certain types of shamanic and then types are they come from what kind of sickness they deal with.
- I think you said shamanic journey of it and not the details of the latest breakthroughs and so on, just revealing the magic.
Examples
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Based in St Albans, Hertfordshire, she has a thriving shamanic practice as both a healer and teacher.
Blog text (29) -
Indeed, it is remarkable just how often ancient shamanic experiences are echoed in contemporary psychedelic ones.
Academic text (1990) -
But for me, I had this shamanic teacher over here who my mother knew nothing about.
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Like what the old shamanic woman did for his grand aunt by the light of the full moon.
Fiction book (1998) -
All these miracles were actually the first religious experience, but they were done through shamanic rituals, which were very important.
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There is also confusion over the nature and interpretation of shamanic techniques.
Academic text (1990) -
The following example of finding a power animal was reported by a participant in a shamanic workshop.
Academic text (1990) -
Optimum health in many shamanic traditions is having a balance in the expression in all four of these ways.
Academic text (1990) -
Perhaps the two most dramatic and psychologically interesting techniques are the shamanic journey and mediumship.
Academic text (1990) -
After studying various healing practices, she decided to explore shamanic traditions for her spiritual growth.
Synonyms
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Relating to shamans and their spiritual healing rituals
Relating to people who connect with spirits and their ceremonies
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shamanic comes from shaman, a word from Siberia for 'one who talks with spirits', plus the ending -ic meaning 'relating to'. So shamanic means 'relating to shaman practices', especially rituals for healing and communicating with spirits.