shamanistic
Adjective
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of or relating to shamanism
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The question... is whether Upper Paleolithic art bears the telltale signs of Lewis-Williams' three stage neuropsychological model, and could thus be shamanistic art.
A Ntxiv Neej may use several shamanistic tools such as swords, divinity horns, a gong (drum), or finger bells/jingles.
As a rule, mazoku can only be harmed by spiritual (astral) shamanistic magic, holy magic, or black magic which draws power from another mazoku with greater might than the target.
For the ecological aspects of shamanistic practice, and related beliefs, see below.
Frank observes many shamanistic rituals of his own invention, and it is soon revealed that Frank killed three children before he reached the age of ten himself.
Hoppál 2005: 13 The area is inhabited by many different ethnic groups, and many of its peoples observe shamanistic practices, even in modern times.