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In traditional societies, a shaman is a person who, usually in an altered state of consciousness, acts as an intermediary between the natural and supernatural worlds to predict and control the future, cure illness, generate miracles, and the like. Originally applied to societies in Siberia and Central Asia, the term now is used to refer to various kinds of healers, medicine men & women, witch doctors, mystics, priests, magicians, sorcerers, diviners, and so on, in any part of the world.
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| shaman |
A part-time religious intermediary whose primary function is to cure people through sacred songs, pantomime, and other means.
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| shaman |
Someone who obtains their contact with divinity and the earth through the use of substances which induce altered states of consciousness.
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| shaman |
A holy person who works with spirits, magick and earth based practices. This title does not belong to the Native American paths alone. It is a title of many cultures and has been for eons.
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