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Inmaek/ Yonjul (South Korea)
...a-Cultural Contacts''. Tartu, Estonia: University of Tartu Press. </ref>). Shamanism establishes a transcendental connection between nature and its creatures. A

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Okkul’t (Russia)
...ortune-telling]] – [[:Category: Magic| Magic]] – [[:Category: Shamanism| Shamanism]] – [[:Category: Influence| Influence]] – [[:Category: Protection| Pr [[Category: Shamanism]]

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Vilarka (Serbia and the Western Balkans)
...ainty. The practice of seeing and communicating with fairies is similar to shamanism in Eurasia and Latin America (see also [[marmotagem]]). ...amanistic Elements in Central European Witchcraft''. in: Hoppál, M. (ed.): Shamanism in Eurasia, Göttingen: Herodot: 404-422

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Baksy (Kazakhstan)
...yt was a legendary epic narrator of Oguz tribe, conveying the worldview of shamanism (Konyratbay 2016). He led a pious way of life, was a sage and blessed the K ...of society and were limited mainly to healing. Traditional Islam considers shamanism to be a sin (Bersnev 2014). Although the existence of demons, devils, and s

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