Exploring Religions and Cultures Dr Àngels Trias i Valls 2009
|
|
- Harvey Beasley
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Shamanism Exploring Religions and Cultures Dr Àngels Trias i Valls 2009
2 Definitions of Shamanism Shamanism as a social practice, technique (not as a religion) that speaks for many different phenomena Origin: Tungus (Evenk) of Eastern Siberia: someone who has the ability to enter a trance state in order to communicate and appease the spirits for the purpose of healing, fertility, divination, protection, as guide for the living and dead Features of Shamanism: Spiritual Practice Mystical Power Charisma Direct revelations Travelling and Dreaming religious specialists Use/Experience of Trance Ecstatic behaviour Guardian Spirits Psychic Healing Holistic (mind/boy) understanding of environmental relations
3 Shamans in Context Siberian Shamanism Korean Shamanism Shamanism in Nepal and Afghanistan Japanese Shamanism Shamanism in Australia and America New Age and Shamanism
4 Shamanism as Indigenous Knowledge Lewis (in Bowie 2000:192) Shamanism involves the domestication, rather than the exorcism, of the spirits that possess the victim or initiate. For Lewis a Shaman is a master of spirits Eliade: Shamanism as a technique of ecstasy the specific element of shamanism is not the embodiment of spirits by the shaman, but the ecstasy induced in his ascent to the sky or descent to the underworld; incarnatig spirits and being possessed by spirits are universally disseminated phenomena, but they do not necessarily belong to shamanism in the strict sense Halifax: an ideology identified by features such as: initiatory crisis, vision quests, ordeals, out of body experiences (dismemberment), regeneration, ecstatic trance, healer, intermediary between the community and non-ordinary reality.
5 Siberian Shamanism Syberian Artic No possession (Tibet and Central Asia) Little emphasis on Soul Journey (Eliade) Many shamanism Trance, direct contact with spiritual beings guardian spirits and mediation in a ritual. Mediator, cooperation with spirits for healing, recovery of souls, human-animal relations (Inupiat). Usually male magician, conjurer excited, raised, moved Tangus Shamanism: It refers to persons of both sexes who have mastered spirits, who at will can introduce these spirits into themselves and use their power over the spirits in their own interests, particularly helping other people, who suffer from spirits in such a capacity they may possess a complex of special methods for dealing with spirits (Shirokogoroff 1982:169 in Bowie 2000:198).
6 Korean Shamanism Korea Possessed, charismatic shamans, and hereditary shamans Shamanic calling (suffering sinbyong) Usually Female Spirit mother and spirit daughter: training and apprentice Possession and ecstatic trance (for them and their clients) 3 different types of trance. Spirit guide (the Shaman takes the role of the deceased) Songs and chants, performance of laments to take the dead to a better world. Séance. Splitting of cloth (detachment between life and dead, extreme state of emotion. Role-playing. Passing the dead through the gate to the other world (rope). Opening gates Dancing: excitement Divine possession occurs at he moment when the resentment of the poor and the oppressed are suddenlty given vent (Du-Hyun p164) Trance possession: role playing, assumption of identities, religious salvation, reduction of social tensions.
7 Rock Art Shamanism Vitebsky: a consistent corpus of belief. Shamanic thinking: ancestors and spirits as a form of authority Oriented to finding practical solutions for everyday problems by acting on the world and changing it The performance of the Shaman is understood by the community Rock Art motives: an abstract table of motifs found in early trance
8 Shamanism in Contemporary Society Healing Drumming Sand circles Power Animal Experiencing engagement Re-Evaluation of the rationalist framework Western perspectives (tend to focuss too much on the psychological elements mental disorder ) Problematic adoption of other people s beliefs. Neo-shamanism: dynamic, grassroots, a dialogue between indigenous shamanisms and western practitioners Individual Narratives Self-help Democratic ethos Self-actualisation
9 Neo-Shamanism Atkinson (1992) in Shamanism Today. Ann Rev of Anthropology: Shamanism as a construction. It stresses to much the difference between shamans and their associates, and the similitude between different types of shamans. Two themes: the psychological state of Shamans and the therapeutic value of Shamans as healers. The embodiment of social and psychological problems: corporal technique and spiritual exercise Political dynamics of authority in post-colonial periods Gender as a disruptive force for Shamans Shamanism as a performance (clients) Shamanism as a an eclectic practice (fast results) I am standing with both feet in my own time and soil and society. Trying to learn things that were forgotten and forbidden for a long time. Then some people come and call me names. Or they call what I do names. I think you know the situation. Depending on if they are anthropologists or Christians, or Americans or new age booksellers they call what we practice for neo shamanism, core shamanism or urban shamanism or something else. But none of those names or labels seems to sit really right. This makes me ask: What is really characteristic of our shamanic practice here and now, of our shamanic tradition? ( )
Shamans, Healing, and Mental Health
Journal of Child and Family Studies, Vol. 8, No. 2, 1999, pp. 131-134 Shamans, Healing, and Mental Health Ashvind N. Singh1,2 The term shaman, as it is used today, is derived from the Siberian Tungus word,
More informationINTRODUCTION The otherness of the shamanic world-view has fascinated and appalled researchers and missionaries for centuries, just as it now fascinate
INTRODUCTION The otherness of the shamanic world-view has fascinated and appalled researchers and missionaries for centuries, just as it now fascinates modern urban Westerners. The increase in the number
More informationShamanism, Healers, and Diviners HUAS Fall 2015 Thursdays 12:30-3:15 JO 4.112
Shamanism, Healers, and Diviners HUAS 7340 001 Fall 2015 Thursdays 12:30-3:15 JO 4.112 Thomas Riccio, Professor, Performance & Aesthetic Studies Thomas.riccio.utdallas.edu www.thomasriccio.com Office #
More informationReligious Cults & Practitioners
Religious Cults & Practitioners Just as societies vary from place to place, so will religious beliefs. Because of this, it makes sense that societies will create a variety of religious institutions. Because
More informationRoger on Buddhist Geeks
Roger on Buddhist Geeks BG 172: The Core of Wisdom http://www.buddhistgeeks.com/2010/05/bg-172-the-core-of-wisdom/ May 2010 Episode Description: We re joined again this week by professor and meditation
More informationSHAMANISM IRELAND. Course Programme 2017 COURSES, WORKSHOPS, AND EVENTS CELEBRATING IRELAND S SHAMANIC TRADITIONS IN A UNIQUE SETTING.
SHAMANISM IRELAND Course Programme 2017 COURSES, WORKSHOPS, AND EVENTS CELEBRATING IRELAND S SHAMANIC TRADITIONS IN A UNIQUE SETTING. MARTIN DUFFYFY MIAHIP, MIACP, EAP Transpersonal Psychotherapist and
More informationWhat is Religion? Goals: What is Religion?! One reality or Many? What is religion
Goals: What is Religion?! What is Religion? The term religion developed in the West, and not all societies have a concept of religion as such. Though all peoples have something we would call religion,
More informationFemale Religious Agents in Morocco: Old Practices and New Perspectives A. Ouguir
Female Religious Agents in Morocco: Old Practices and New Perspectives A. Ouguir Summary The results of my research challenge the conventional image of passive Moroccan Muslim women and the depiction of
More informationS p i r i t T a l k s
S p i r i t u a l i s t F e l l o w s h i p C h u r c h S p i r i t T a l k s Spiritualist Fellowship Church Unity Church 300 Arlington Street S u n d a y S e r v i c e s Healing: 7-8 pm Worship & Mediumship:
More informationSHAMANISM IRELAND. Course Programme 2019 COURSES, WORKSHOPS, AND EVENTS CELEBRATING IRELAND S SHAMANIC TRADITIONS IN A UNIQUE SETTING
SHAMANISM IRELAND Course Programme 2019 COURSES, WORKSHOPS, AND EVENTS CELEBRATING IRELAND S SHAMANIC TRADITIONS IN A UNIQUE SETTING MARTIN DUFFY MIAHIP, MIACP, EAP Transpersonal Psychotherapist and Shamanic
More informationDiscernment: Recognising the Presence of Spirits
Discernment: Recognising the Presence of Spirits Discernment is a key skill in many traditions concerned with non-physical, non-ordinary beings, whether in the context of shamanism, spirit possession and
More informationShamanism: A Practice for Healing and Guidance
Shamanism: A Practice for Healing and Guidance Sandra Ingerman, MA Shamanism is a universal spiritual practice that was gifted to humans over 100,000 years ago by helping, compassionate spirits who volunteered
More informationComplete Course List Offered by the Apple Branch
COURSE A Devotional Year with the Four Faces of Athena African Shamanism Angrboða and Her Monster Children Annym Billagh Anthropology of Shamanism As Above So Below - Cauldrons of Poesy Awakening to the
More informationB.A. in Religion, Philosophy and Ethics (4-year Curriculum) Course List and Study Plan
Updated on 23 June 2017 B.A. in Religion, Philosophy and Ethics (4-year Curriculum) Course List and Study Plan Study Scheme Religion, Philosophy and Ethics Major Courses - Major Core Courses - Major Elective
More informationTHE SHAMAN WITHIN. A Physicist s Guide to the Deeper Dimensions of Your Life, the Universe, and Everything. Claude Poncelet, PhD BOULDER, COLORADO
THE SHAMAN WITHIN A Physicist s Guide to the Deeper Dimensions of Your Life, the Universe, and Everything Claude Poncelet, PhD BOULDER, COLORADO Contents List of Journeys, Rituals, and Inquiries... xi
More informationIrrational Beliefs in Disease Causation and Treatment I
21A.215 Irrational Beliefs in Disease Causation and Treatment I I. Symbolic healing (and harming) A. Fadiman notes: I was suspended in a large bowl of Fish Soup. Medicine was religion. Religion was society.
More informationTHE POWER OF IMAGE: THE GIFT OF GRACE By Mary Jo Davis-Grant
THE POWER OF IMAGE: THE GIFT OF GRACE By Mary Jo Davis-Grant This dissertation is submitted to the faculty of Holos University for Graduate Studies in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree
More informationMatriarchies in Afrika: Decolonising Love & the Egalitarian KhoeSan
Matriarchies in Afrika: Decolonising Love & the Egalitarian KhoeSan Afrikan matriarchal and egalitarian societies What does love have to do with it? Everything. Bernedette Muthien Engender Cape Town, South
More informationEL29 Mindfulness Meditation
EL29 Mindfulness Meditation Lecture 2.5: Buddhism moves to the West Quick check: How much can you recall so far? Which of the following countries is NOT a Tantra country? a) India b) Tibet c) Mongolia
More informationFull file at Test Item File
Test Item File CHAPTER 1: Religious Responses Fill in the blank 1. The word religion probably means to. ANSWER: tie back or to tie again 2. What common goal do all religions share?. ANSWER: Tying people
More informationMystics, Shamans, and Extraordinary Religious Experiences
RELG 101-001 Exploring Religion Mystics, Shamans, and Extraordinary Religious Experiences Fall 2015 class location: Sloan 112 Tuesday and Thursday 10:05-11:20PM Professor Elon Goldstein Email: elongoldstein@sc.edu
More informationChapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 1 Introduction Section 1 The medicine of Qi monism Oriental medicine is the study of saints. Saints were those members who, standing right in the middle of chaos where no language existed, sorted
More informationDiscussion on Shamanic Performances: Issues of Performativity and Comparison
Discussion on Shamanic Performances: Issues of Performativity and Comparison Prof. Andrew Strathern and Dr. Pamela J. Stewart University of Pittsburgh, USA / (RIISS) University of Aberdeen, Scotland [Seminar
More informationOracle 2002 Survey Report
By Peter Bloom, with Mary Myers, and Nancy Anderson Introduction This report is a profile of contemporary, non-indigenous shamanic practitioners who attended the Oracle 2002 gathering and completed a three-page
More informationPriestess Mentoring Program
The Apple Branch A Dianic Tradition Priestess Mentoring Program From the Branch Contents Introduction... 3 Level One... 5 Level Two... 6 Level Three... 7 Hiving... 8 Introduction The women of the Apple
More information38. Healing and sacral communication in the context of cosmologies of suffering in societies in transition
38. Healing and sacral communication in the context of cosmologies of suffering in societies in transition Convenors: Imre Lázár, Semmelweis University, Budapest lazar.imre@enternet.hu Agita Lúse, University
More informationShamanic Rites Seen from a Shamanic Perspective
JONATHAN HORWITZ Shamanic Rites Seen from a Shamanic Perspective Prologue Since the last half of the nineteenth century social scientists have been investigating the shamanic rite. In most cases, these
More informationSerge Kahili King: The Aloha Philosophy of an Urban Shaman. Maui Style LivingMaui. By Tom Blackburn-Rodrigues
Maui Style LivingMaui Serge Kahili King: The Aloha Philosophy of an Urban Shaman By Tom Blackburn-Rodrigues S erge King, has a Ph.D. in psychology, is the executive director of Aloha International, and
More informationAbout Religion. Chapter Overview
1 About Religion Chapter Overview We begin our exploration of religion in general, and specifically Eastern Traditions, by discussing the importance of the famous Neolithic monument in England Stonehenge.
More informationOn Shamanism By. Strix d' Emerys A.K.A. GORDON IRELAND
On Shamanism By Strix d' Emerys A.K.A. GORDON IRELAND PART 1 "To the uninitiated and inexperienced the wind is the wind, a rock a rock, and tree is just a source of lumber or shade; water is for drinking
More information4 Elements of Transformational Leadership
4 Elements of Transformational Leadership The Difference Between Ministry and Leadership Endless streams of books, articles and teaching on leadership skills flooded into the church in the decades prior
More informationThe heroic journey: shamanism and the origin of the theatre
The heroic journey: shamanism and the origin of the theatre Item Type text; Thesis-Reproduction (electronic) Authors Ridgway, Alisa Lee Shriner, 1946- Publisher The University of Arizona. Rights Copyright
More informationReligion in Korea. Time Required: Two weeks (less time may be applied depending on the depth of involvement)
Religion in Korea Grade Level: Six through eight Author: Tracey Fallon Subject: Social Studies and/or World Cultures Time Required: Two weeks (less time may be applied depending on the depth of involvement)
More informationA study on commodification of religious rituals and social reproduction in contemporary Sri Lanka.
A study on commodification of religious rituals and social reproduction in contemporary Sri Lanka. A Great Transformation?- Global Perspectives on Contemporary Capitalisms International Conference Johannes
More informationHOW TO CULTIVATE AN ATTITUDE TO ATTRACT YOUR SPIRITUAL GUIDES AND TEACHERS
SPIRITUAL EXERCISE CONNECTING WITH YOUR SPIRITUAL GUIDES HOW TO CULTIVATE AN ATTITUDE TO ATTRACT YOUR SPIRITUAL GUIDES AND TEACHERS 1 P a g e Ageless Wisdom for a Modern World During many situations in
More informationSchedule of Events Last Updated Monday, 26 July 2010
Schedule of Events Last Updated Monday, 26 July 2010 Bio and Contact Listing of events at the SHN 2010 Conference, and the date and time they occur. Schedule of Events Speaker & Time Bio and Contact Course
More informationOur Ultimate Reality Newsletter 08 August 2010
Our Ultimate Reality Newsletter 08 August 2010 Welcome to your Newsletter. I do hope that you have enjoyed a Wonderful, Joyful and Healthy "week". As always I would like to welcome the many new members
More informationCore values and beliefs Relationships
Confucianism Lecture Notes Core values and beliefs Relationships 1. There are five relationships that are highlighted in the doctrines of Mencius 2. These are -The love between father and son (parent and
More informationCONTEMPORARY SHAMANISMS REL3938, RLG5937, ANT3930, ANG6930 MWF7: 1:55-2:45. AND 101 Prof. Robin M. Wright Office Hours: M-W-F, 11:30 1:30 Anderson
CONTEMPORARY SHAMANISMS REL3938, RLG5937, ANT3930, ANG6930 MWF7: 1:55-2:45. AND 101 Prof. Robin M. Wright Office Hours: M-W-F, 11:30 1:30 Anderson 107C Office phone: 392-1625 Objectives of Course: This
More informationIn addition to responding to Gabriel Habib s remarks, I was asked to review the
Loren Lybarger 31 Response to Gabriel Habib: Mennonite Engagement of Islam Loren Lyberger In addition to responding to Gabriel Habib s remarks, I was asked to review the essentials of the findings from
More informationMasowe Wilderness Apostles. The Masowe Apostolic movement is made up of many religious communities that
Masowe Wilderness Apostles 1359 words The Masowe Apostolic movement is made up of many religious communities that originated in colonial Southern Rhodesia during the 1930s and have become widely known
More informationFaith healing: how it works, placebo and the problems of externalizing healing.
Faith healing: how it works, placebo and the problems of externalizing healing. When we think of faith healers we often imagine the podium of an evangelistic Christian church with a minister, hand on head
More informationDIVERSE FAITHS 1 Diverse Faiths Institution name Professor s name Course Title Student s name Date DIVERSE FAITHS 2 Abstract Christians believe that currently the healing with faith can take place during
More informationThe New Discourse on Spirituality and its Implications for the Helping Professions
The New Discourse on Spirituality and its Implications for the Helping Professions Annemarie Gockel M.S.W., R.S.W., Ph.D. Student University of British Columbia "Annemarie Gockel" "
More informationShamanism. A shaman is a healer who changes world views in order to become more effective.
Shamanism What is a Shaman? As a student on the shamanic path, the intent of my journey became a driving question for me. I seek to teach what I know, and if it is truly shamanic, what does the quest drive
More informationMIDDLE EASTERN AND ISLAMIC STUDIES haverford.edu/meis
MIDDLE EASTERN AND ISLAMIC STUDIES haverford.edu/meis The Concentration in Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies gives students basic knowledge of the Middle East and broader Muslim world, and allows students
More informationINCULTURATION AND IGNATIAN SPIRITUALITY
INCULTURATION AND IGNATIAN SPIRITUALITY By MICHAEL AMALADOSS 39 HOUGH INCULTURATION IS A very popular term in mission T circles today, people use it in various senses. A few months ago it was reported
More informationTrauma Patients in Satsang
Trauma Patients in Satsang About the search for healing I myself have searched for almost 10 years in satsang and spirituality for healing emotional suffering, in vain. I have been granted transcendent
More informationWhat s On Guide. Listing of Teachers and Workshops
What s On Guide Listing of Teachers and Workshops Human Design Richard Beaumont Richard has been a explorer of self knowledge for 4 decades. He founded the magazine Kindred Spirit in 1987. Was a direct
More information2. Durkheim sees sacred things as set apart, special and forbidden; profane things are seen as everyday and ordinary.
Topic 1 Theories of Religion Answers to QuickCheck Questions on page 11 1. False (substantive definitions of religion are exclusive). 2. Durkheim sees sacred things as set apart, special and forbidden;
More informationIntroduction This book presents a critical analysis of leadership, spirituality and values, and from this argues that current theories are inadequate
Introduction This book presents a critical analysis of leadership, spirituality and values, and from this argues that current theories are inadequate for the global, rapidly changing and complex environment
More informationBook Review. Soka Gakkai: From Lay Movement to Religion. Studies
Book Review Journal of Global Buddhism 3 (2002): 86-91 Soka Gakkai: From Lay Movement to Religion. Studies in Contemporary Religion series. By Karel Dobbelaere. Translated by Olivier Urbain. Salt Lake
More informationEngaging God Base Camp
Engaging God Base Camp We are going on a journey or an adventure together - systematic way Journey of discovering how to engage the spiritual realms Discovering the realms within us, around us and the
More informationDrakeInnerprizes.com
DrakeInnerprizes.com 925-348-3336 DrakeBearStephen@pacbell.net 2017 Drake Bear Stephen www.drakeinnerprizes.com ANDEAN TEXTILES: The Symbology of Woven Energy This workshop covers the symbology and cosmology
More informationUNIVERSITY OF CALGARY. An Application of Ricoeur s Hermeneutic Theory: Configurations of the Shamanic in. Contemporary Ayahuasca Narratives
UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY An Application of Ricoeur s Hermeneutic Theory: Configurations of the Shamanic in Contemporary Ayahuasca Narratives By MATTHEW KOCZKUR A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF GRADUATE
More informationC Chasidut, 7 9 Chi Gong, 7, 8, 10
A African American beliefs, 53, 54 church visit, 51 culture, 53 faith, 52 family and community, 50 poverty and racism, 53 religion, 54 slavery, 53 spirituality, 51, 54 values, 54 wisdom, 55 African traditions
More informationBook Review. Tibetan and Zen Buddhism in Britain: Transplantation, Development and Adaptation. By
Book Review Journal of Global Buddhism 7 (2006): 1-7 Tibetan and Zen Buddhism in Britain: Transplantation, Development and Adaptation. By David N. Kay. London and New York: RoutledgeCurzon, 2004, xvi +
More informationRitual and Body Memory
NADT Annual Conference 2013 Knowledge through Performance: Arts Based Research and Drama Therapy September 26-29, Montréal, QC, Canada Ingrid Lutz, MA Ritual and Body Memory The Archetypes of Healing a
More informationThe Ladies Auxiliary, written by Tova Mirvis, illustrates a religious community struggling to
Allen 1 Caitlin Allen REL 281 Memory, Meaning, and Membership The Ladies Auxiliary, written by Tova Mirvis, illustrates a religious community struggling to reconcile the tensions between the individual
More informationThe Soul Journey Education for Higher Consciousness
An Introduction to The Soul Journey Education for Higher Consciousness A 6 e-book series by Andrew Schneider What is the soul journey? What does The Soul Journey program offer you? Is this program right
More informationAnimism rather than Shamanism: new approaches to what shamans do (for other animists)
Animism rather than Shamanism: new approaches to what shamans do (for other animists) Graham Harvey (The Open University, UK) What shamans do is sometimes said to involve possession by spirits. However,
More informationAnthropology and death
Anthropology and death Exploring Religions and Cultures Dr Àngels Trias i Valls & Roula P 2009 Van Gennep and rites of passage Arnold Van Gennep was born in Germany on 23 April 1873 and died in 1957 in
More informationWhat is Reiki? Learn about the amazing effects of Reiki and how it can promote positivity from within.
myholistics.me What is Reiki? Learn about the amazing effects of Reiki and how it can promote positivity from within. Healing at myholistics.me Reiki heals by flowing through the affected parts of the
More informationShamanic Journeying Tips
Shamanic Journeying Tips Shamanism is not a religion or a credo, and can be used in conjunction with any spiritual background. It is a process of direct revelation, one in which you are given direct answers
More information(Take two full, deep breaths.)
f 1 Grounding Card (Take two full, deep breaths.) Read this card at the beginning of each ritual. I grow roots. Roots have sprouted from my legs and feet, and are reaching down, down, down, into the rich,
More informationReligious Music : Shamanism. Yong-Shik Lee
Religious Music : Shamanism Yong-Shik Lee Religious Music : Shamanism 159 Korean Shamanism and Its Music Korean shamanism is a collective term to designate a folk magico-religion that includes private,
More informationCENTRE OF BUDDHIST STUDIES
CENTRE OF BUDDHIST STUDIES The Buddhist Studies minor is an academic programme aimed at giving students a broad-based education that is both coherent and flexible and addresses the relation of Buddhism
More informationINTRODUCTION TO NEW TESTAMENT RELIGIOUS STUDIES WINTER 2018 REL :30-1:50pm. Prof. Dingeldein
REL 221 12:30-1:50pm Dingeldein INTRODUCTION TO NEW TESTAMENT Today, the New Testament is widely known and accepted as Christians authoritative and sacred collection of texts. But roughly two thousand
More informationCOURSE OUTLINE. Anthropology 104 Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion
Degree Applicable Glendale Community College March 2013 COURSE OUTLINE Anthropology 104 Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion I. Catalog Statement Anthropology 104 is a cross-cultural survey of religion and
More informationRestorative Practice. Return of the Prodigal Son by Rembrandt. A Primer for Catholic School Communities
Restorative Practice Return of the Prodigal Son by Rembrandt A Primer for Catholic School Communities June 2010 Table of Contents Restorative Practice: What is it?...1 The Roots of Restorative Practice...2
More informationChurch Profile Questionnaire for the Pastor
Institute for Natural Church Development Church Profile Questionnaire for the Pastor It is important that you answer all the questions by filling in the blanks or by marking one of the indicated boxes.
More informationCommon Dreams on the Road, Queensland, 15 March 2015 Guest Sermon: Intimate Violence by Rev Dr Margaret Mayman Lent 4B John 3: 14-21
Common Dreams on the Road, Queensland, 15 March 2015 Guest Sermon: Intimate Violence by Rev Dr Margaret Mayman Lent 4B John 3: 14-21 For God so loved the world he gave his only begotten son, that whosoever
More informationHoward Thurman and Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Intersection Where Worlds Collide
Howard Thurman and Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Intersection Where Worlds Collide This definition of ethical leadership is based upon a triangular model, which incorporates three dynamically interrelated
More informationDepartment of Philosophy
Department of Philosophy Phone: (512) 245-2285 Office: Psychology Building 110 Fax: (512) 245-8335 Web: http://www.txstate.edu/philosophy/ Degree Program Offered BA, major in Philosophy Minors Offered
More informationThe Namoli Framework. Steering the Vaka of Hermeneutics in Oceania
Pacific Conference of Churches G.P.O Box 208, Suva 4 Thurston Street, Suva, Fiji Tel: (679) 3311 277 / 3302 332 Fax: (679) 3303 205 E-mail: pacific@pcc.org.fj Website: www.pcc.org.fj God s Pacific People
More informationTempleton Fellowships at the NDIAS
Templeton Fellowships at the NDIAS Pursuing the Unity of Knowledge: Integrating Religion, Science, and the Academic Disciplines With grant support from the John Templeton Foundation, the NDIAS will help
More informationdiploma of energy healing
diploma of energy healing 1.5 year program. Intake February 2019 + fast track starts in May. Can commence some subjects any term overview 2019 A course for soul-centred transformation Accredited by: The
More informationMDiv Expectations/Competencies ATS Standard
MDiv Expectations/Competencies by ATS Standards ATS Standard A.3.1.1 Religious Heritage: to develop a comprehensive and discriminating understanding of the religious heritage A.3.1.1.1 Instruction shall
More informationRoberts: Liberation Theologies: A Critical Essay Presidential Leadership at the Theological Seminary LIBERATION THEOLOGIES: A CRITICAL ESSAY
J. Deotis Roberts32 LIBERATION THEOLOGIES: A CRITICAL ESSAY Within the last few years there has arisen a cluster of theological programs with a focus on human liberation. This movement is ecumenical, ethical
More informationEast Asia. China, Korea, Vietnam and Japan
East Asia China, Korea, Vietnam and Japan China 600-1200 CE Sui, Tang and Song Dynasties During this period, Chinese dynasties brought about significant improvements in food production and distribution,
More informationANGLIA RUSKIN UNIVERSITY 'CHOOSE YOUR COMPANIONS FROM AMONG THE BEST' W.B. YEATS 'TO A YOUNG BEAUTY' ANNE C. HOLMES
ANGLIA RUSKIN UNIVERSITY 'CHOOSE YOUR COMPANIONS FROM AMONG THE BEST' W.B. YEATS 'TO A YOUNG BEAUTY' ANNE C. HOLMES A Dissertation in partial fulfilment of the requirements of Anglia Ruskin University
More informationAN INTRODUCTION TO SHAMANISM
AN INTRODUCTION TO SHAMANISM Shamans are an integral part of communal religious traditions, professionals who make use of personal supernatural experiences, especially trance, as a resource for the wider
More informationSacredness and ceremony: an indispensable ingredient for healing the trauma of Childhood Sexual Assault in indigenous communities
Sacredness and ceremony: an indispensable ingredient for healing the trauma of Childhood Sexual Assault in indigenous communities Visioning B.E.A.R. Circle Intertribal Coalition BEGINNING DAY Begin the
More informationThe Irish Centre for Shamanic Studies
Contents Shamanism Ireland 2011 Page 2 Introduction Page 5 The Shaman s Journey 3 Practitioner Martin Duffy 4 Events and Meet-ups 5 The Shaman s Journey Shamanism and Ecology 6 The Shaman s Breath 7 Shamanic
More informationDesign of applied and decorative art elements based on the example of Nanai shaman's culture
HOSTED BY Available online at www.sciencedirect.com ScienceDirect Pacific Science Review 16 (2014) 140e147 www.elsevier.com/locate/pscr Design of applied and decorative art elements based on the example
More informationCENTER FOR CATHOLIC STUDIES TO: WBC AND MICAH PARTICIPANTS SUBJECT: PAPAL CORRESPONDENCE: CHARITY IN TRUTH DATE: TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 2010
CENTER FOR CATHOLIC STUDIES TO: WBC AND MICAH PARTICIPANTS SUBJECT: PAPAL CORRESPONDENCE: CHARITY IN TRUTH DATE: TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 2010 AGENDA Welcome Opening Prayer WBC Mission Statement Scripture: 2
More informationReview of M. McGuire, Lived Religion
University of New Hampshire University of New Hampshire Scholars' Repository Sociology Scholarship Sociology 11-1-2009 Review of M. McGuire, Lived Religion Michele M. Dillon University of New Hampshire,
More informationD epar tment of Religion
D epar tment of Religion F a l l 2 0 1 1 C o u r s e G u i d e A Message from the Outgoing Chair of the Department For 2011-12 the Religion Department is delighted to be able to offer an exciting and diverse
More informationBOOK REVIEW OF WITCHCRAFT AND MAGIC. Berger, Helen A., ed. Witchcraft and Magic. Philadelphia, PA: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2005, 207 pages.
BOOK REVIEW OF WITCHCRAFT AND MAGIC World Religions Colloquium 88000 Dr. George Martin Mark David Harris April 29, 2015 Berger, Helen A., ed. Witchcraft and Magic. Philadelphia, PA: University of Pennsylvania
More informationSHAMANIC MOTIFS IN THE EARLY WORK OF DALE FRANK
272 Religion, Literature and the Arts Project SHAMANIC MOTIFS IN THE EARLY WORK OF DALE FRANK Jane Magon The art of Dale Frank is often found to be complex in the extreme and difficult to analyze. His
More informationotherworld in the Hekhalot texts corresponds well to typical shamanic cosmology, which involves travel through a multi-tiered universe whose levels
THE ANCIENT JEWISH APOCALYPSES James R. Davila St. Mary's College University of St. Andrews paleojudaica.blogspot.com Early Jewish and Christian Mysticism Section (S18-112) Society of Biblical Literature
More informationClass XI Practical Examination
SOCIOLOGY Rationale Sociology is introduced as an elective subject at the senior secondary stage. The syllabus is designed to help learners to reflect on what they hear and see in the course of everyday
More informationInsider and Outsider Scholarship in Bahá í Studies
Insider and Outsider Scholarship in Bahá í Studies Moojan Momen It is difficult to know whether, in discussing this subject, one should remain within the framework of the immediate matter at hand: that
More informationWho is Seriya? To read more about what Seriya offers as the founder of Akshaya Healing visit
Who is Seriya? Seriya is a Byron Bay Yogini whose exposure to her mother s Yoga and Healing life has left strong and lasting impressions on her very being. Her personal journey has guided Seriya to practicing
More informationFamily Life Education
Ontario Catholic Elementary Curriculum Policy Document, Grades 1-8 Family Life Education Summary 0 2012 Introduction The curriculum in Ontario Catholic schools is understood not only in terms of knowledge
More informationUNC School of Social Work Clinical Lecture Series
UNC School of Social Work Clinical Lecture Series Are You There, God? It s Me and My Therapist: Spirituality as Cultural Competence Tonya D. Armstrong, Ph.D., M.T.S., LP The Armstrong Center for Hope Durham,
More informationINTRODUCTION 1 PART I BACKGROUND AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR LEARNING SHAMANIC JOURNEYING
TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 PART I BACKGROUND AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR LEARNING SHAMANIC JOURNEYING 7 CHAPTER 1 GENERAL BACKGROUND 8 Ordinary and Nonordinary Reality 8 Is shamanic journeying the right
More informationthe millionaire course
138 I have used a mediator on one occasion, and it was a very positive experience for all concerned, a wonderful example of the partnership model: We found a way to get what both of us wanted and yet fully
More informationA DREAM OF INITIATION
May, 2007 Volume 7, No. 2 A DREAM OF INITIATION Elizabeth Sina-Smith MSW Introduction In this essay I honor Ted Silverhand, the Tuscarora Seer who chose to share his boyhood experience of a dream with
More informationRituals for Tantra. For Her: Fire Dance Masturbation Volume 1, Level 1. Rituals and Invocations for Self-induced Erotic Pleasure.
Rituals for Tantra For Her: Fire Dance Masturbation Volume 1, Level 1 Rituals and Invocations for Self-induced Erotic Pleasure by Savanah Glass Copyright 2014 RitualsForTantra.com 2 1 54 INTRODUCTION TO
More information