Converse of object

• become: To navigate the end of history: become a galactic shaman now.

• call: The specialist has at times been called a shaman, or a witch doctor, or a doctor or a surgeon.

• see: Everyone should go to a temple, or see a shaman at least once a year for cleansing of spirits.

• give: The gives the shaman the power to control disease in the future.

• involve: It involves the shaman directly and actively in transcendent realities or lower realms of being.

• visit: We were forced to visit another powerful shaman in the town.

Adjective modifier

• Siberian: So time has changed the Malay brother of the Siberian shaman into a humble relative of the Sufi mystic.

• tribal: Here, the African artist Chief Oloruntoba assumes a higher role than his western counterpart; that of medicine man and tribal shaman.

• white: Is this because there is no white shaman among these people?

Modifies a noun

• wasn't: Like his tribespeople, the shaman medicine man wasnât able to see past the filters of his cultural conditioning.

• woman: Shaman women dedicated to Freya still carried the magical staff.

• medicine: Like his tribespeople, the shaman medicine man wasnât able to see past the filters of his cultural conditioning.

• man: Like his tribespeople, the shaman medicine man wasnât able to see past the filters of his cultural conditioning.

Noun used with modifier

• master: To become a good master shaman one should commit to a two years plant diet.

• woman: He decides to use this opportunity to search for a mysterious woman shaman he had been told about by his mentor, Socrates.

Possessives

• work: Many current interpretations emphasize the healing side of shamanism, but this is only one aspect of the shaman's work.

Preposition: of

• tribe: From this I believe we may see further evidence of the assumption of animal form by the shaman of the tribe.