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    made out of puma bone of that time period was discovered and tested positive for DMT. An example of vegetation containing this chemical is pure inner root bark of the Mimosa Hostilis plant‚ and it’s used for its DMT properties for several reasons by Shaman; entering altered states of consciousness‚ shamanistic healing‚ meditation‚ spiritual exploration and mystical insight. DMT stands for Dimethyltryptamine. It is found in thousands of plant species across the world and in trace amounts in mammals

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    From Siberia where the term ‘shaman’ is found. Types of shamanism occur in North and South America‚ among the Aborigines of Australia‚ in South-East Asia‚ Indonesia‚ China‚ Tibet‚ and Japan. (Drury; 1989; p 11). The TCD’s of ritual and induced ASC are important. Ritual consists of symbols‚ dance‚ dress‚ incantations etc. These rituals have a number of roles. The ritual is usually shrouded in mystery or secrecy giving the shaman respect and authority within his or her society.

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    These staff members were there in helping the Hmong‚ they were also there to covert. These two camps did not allow the practice of shamans in the building‚ until a certain point in time. This change was due to the lack of Hmong entering the medical center. In order to have the Hmong people come to the hospital‚ they allowed a shaman to be present and give out herbs. The Shaman was not given any consent to perform any rituals with the spirits. This type of experience made the Hmong believe that the practice

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    The Functional Approach The aim of functionalism is to explain ritual behaviour in terms of individual needs and social equilibrium. Ritual is thus viewed as an adaptive and adjustive response to the social and physical environment. Many leading authorities on religion and ritual have taken this approach as the most adequate way to explain rituals. Bronisław Malinowski‚ A.R. Radcliffe-Brown‚ E.E. Evans-Pritchard‚ Clyde Kluckhohn‚ Talcott Parsons‚ and Edmund Leach‚ all English or American anthropologists

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     Chauvet Cave Horses The expression of “cave painting” usually refers to drawing‚ stencil art and painting on the walls and ceilings of prehistoric caves of the Stone Age. Evidence indicates it began during the Aurignacian period (around 30‚000 BC) but reached a highpoint during the late Magdalenian period. The most spectacular examples of this rock art have been discovered in France and Spain‚ where archeologists have found some 350 caves containing Paleolithic artworks‚ but

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    and changes to befall the Dolgan and Nganasan from around the 1930s to the 1950s was their loss of reindeer. The reindeer was mostly used for transportation‚ and now had either been purchased or confiscated by the government for use by the state. Shamans and kulaks were frequently executed‚ and their reindeer surrendered to the Soviet government. Collective farms were established‚ and the natives were moved into these areas and assigned

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    Unlike  Mithoefer‚ et al. (2016)‚ Fadiman & Abby (2013) see Psilocybin as a long time spirit finder and an aura cleanser‚ rather than a use for traditional medicine. Psilocybin has been around since as early as 5‚000 B.C. (Fadiman & Abby‚ 2013). Although illegal in some parts of the world‚ others see the natural fungi as a part of their culture (Griffiths‚ Richards‚ & McCann‚ 2006). In Mexico where Psilocybin is indigenous‚ Aztec cultures do not see it as harmful at all. Psilocybin is used for allowing

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    The Equilibrium of Religion and Science True science discovers God waiting behind every door. ----Pope Pius XII In the common sense‚ science and religion are considered to be two things at odds‚ for they contradict each other. In the aspects of the exterior‚ it is true. Giordano Bruno was burnt alive by the Catholics for revealing scientific truth. Darwin’s theory of evolution is not taken into curriculum in half of the middle school in US because of the oppression from Catholic. However‚ in

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    being slaves‚ they decided to make escape to Spanish territory. During their fugitive period‚ they had chance to help injured Indians. Their knowledge of certain medicine‚ illness‚ and strong belief in Christianity helped promoted themselves to holy shamans whom many of native Indian obey and follow. They were able to get enough food and place to sleep during their journey to find Spain territory in America‚ and also followed by prodigious amount of Indians. As a result‚ these survivors changed his view

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