shamanism

Preposition: of

• people: Drug religion, related to the shamanism of the people of the steppe.

Converse of object

• discuss: Chapter Three will discuss Shamanism with regard to five particular objectives.
• study: She has studied shamanism, and connects her spirituality with her love of form and shape.
• include: These traditional interpretations are now being queried, not least by a renewed interest in the archeology of ancient religious activity, including shamanism.
• do: There are two keys to doing shamanism: Achieving the altered state of consciousness that allows you access to non-ordinary reality.

Adjective modifier

• contemporary: What useful books are available about nontraditional contemporary shamanism?
• Amazonian: The concept of plants as teachers is of paramount importance in Amazonian shamanism.
• archaic: To recap archaic shamanism was geographically extensive in the ancient world.
• traditional: There are a number of relatively common practices and experiences in traditional shamanism which are being investigated by modern researchers.
• modern: Nor can any artificial religion like modern Shamanism do the trick.
• professional: But there was some form of professional shamanism, tho not specialized, since every old woman could shamanize.

Noun used with modifier

• family: Family shamanism is connected with the domestic hearth, whose welfare is under its care.
• core: Topics such as ancestors, dreaming and prayer often not included in western core shamanism are part of his teachings.