concept   shamanism
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 shamanism Western cultures Shamanism in Western cultures is often viewed as a traditional and misunderstood spiritual practice, not widely practiced in modern society. 64
2 shamanism United States Shamanism is an alternative, historical practice not widely recognized in mainstream United States culture. 17
3 shamanism Mongolia Shamanism in Mongolia involves traditional practices, shamans, toli rituals, and communication with the spirit world. 11
4 shamanism Europe Shamanism in Europe is often seen as historical, mystical, or pseudoscientific and associated with alternative spirituality. 10
5 shamanism Siberia Shamanism in Siberian culture is a deeply rooted spiritual practice with significant influence. 8
6 shamanism Siberian Siberian culture views shamanism as an essential spiritual practice for communication with the spirit world. 7
7 shamanism Amazonian tribes Shamanism is central to the spiritual practices of Amazonian tribes, involving communication with the spirit world for healing and guidance. 6
8 shamanism Indigenous Amazonian Shamanism is an integral aspect of cultural identity, healing, and spiritual guidance for Indigenous Amazonian communities. 6
9 shamanism Indigenous tribes in South America Shamanism is central to spirituality and healing practices in South American indigenous tribes. 6
10 shamanism Mongolian Shamanism is deeply rooted in Mongolian culture, involving communication with the spirit world for guidance and healing. 6
11 shamanism global Shamanism is an ancient spiritual practice found in indigenous cultures that involves spiritual healers and traditional rituals. 6
12 shamanism Amazonian Shamanism is integral to spiritual and healing practices in Amazonian indigenous communities. 4
13 shamanism Canada Shamanism in Canada is an ancient belief system rooted in indigenous cultures and oral storytelling. 4
14 shamanism Chukchi Shamanism is an integral part of Chukchi culture, with shamans acting as spiritual mediators and healers. 4
15 shamanism Tuvan Shamanism is integral to Tuvan traditional beliefs and involves spiritual communication and healing rituals. 4
16 shamanism indigenous cultures Shamanism is an integral aspect of spiritual and healing traditions in indigenous cultures. 4
17 shamanism Amazon Rainforest communities Shamanism is integral to spiritual and healing practices in Amazon Rainforest communities. 3
18 shamanism Nomadic Mongolia Shamanism is an integral part of the spiritual beliefs and practices of nomadic Mongolia. 3
19 shamanism Australia Shamanism in the Australian culture involves connecting with ancestral spirits and the natural environment. 2
20 shamanism East Asia Shamanism in East Asian culture is either viewed with skepticism or curiosity as a traditional spiritual practice. 2
21 shamanism East Asian Shamanism in East Asian culture is not widely integrated into modern cultural or religious norms. 2
22 shamanism Indigenous cultures Shamanism is a spiritual practice in Indigenous cultures involving communication with the spirit world, healing, and guidance. 2
23 shamanism Indigenous cultures of the Amazon rainforest Shamanism is a vital spiritual and healing tradition within Indigenous cultures of the Amazon rainforest. 2
24 shamanism Korea In Korea, shamanism involves ancestral rituals for communication and guidance. 2
25 shamanism Mexico Shamanism is integral to indigenous healing practices in Mexican culture. 2
26 shamanism Sweden Shamanism historically existed in Sweden's indigenous traditions but is less prevalent in modern Christian society. 2
27 shamanism Tibet Shamanism is central to traditional beliefs and healing practices in Tibetan culture. 2
28 shamanism Tribal communities in South America Shamanism is essential for traditional healing, spiritual guidance, and community leadership in South American tribal communities. 2
29 shamanism African traditional Shamanism is central to the cultural identity and community cohesion of African traditional culture. 1
30 shamanism Asian Shamanism is practiced in Asian cultures and is often associated with specific rituals and ceremonies. 1
31 shamanism Australian Aboriginal Australian Aboriginal shamanism emphasizes a strong connection to the land and environmental stewardship. 1
32 shamanism Haida community in Canada Shamanism is an integral part of spiritual and healing practices in the Haida community in Canada, involving communication with ancestors and nature spirits. 1
33 shamanism Indigenous or tribal cultures Shamanism is a respected and integral part of spiritual and healing practices in Indigenous or tribal cultures. 1
34 shamanism Inuit Inuit shamanism involves rituals for hunting and nature-related activities. 1
35 shamanism Maori Maori shamanism emphasizes a strong bond with the environment and the practice of environmental stewardship. 1
36 shamanism Mexican indigenous cultures Shamanism in Mexican indigenous cultures involves traditional healing practices and spiritual rituals. 1
37 shamanism Primatology studies Shamanism is not a significant focus of study in Primatology, which focuses on non-human primate behavior. 1
38 shamanism Remote Africa In remote African cultures, shamanism is a traditional spiritual practice that involves communicating with the spirit world. 1
39 shamanism Russian Shamanism has been historically practiced by indigenous peoples in Russia and Siberia. 1
40 shamanism Sami Sami shamanism includes rituals for hunting and nature-related activities. 1
41 shamanism Small indigenous communities Shamanism is central to spiritual practice and healing in small indigenous communities. 1
42 shamanism South America Shamanism is a spiritual and healing tradition practiced in many indigenous cultures of South America. 1
43 shamanism Tribal communities Shamans hold a central role in spiritual and healing practices within tribal communities. 1
44 shamanism Tribal communities in Africa Shamanism is central to traditional healing, spiritual guidance, and community leadership in tribal communities in Africa. 1
45 shamanism Urban American Shamanism is considered as folklore or superstition in Urban American culture. 1
46 shamanism Urban Western Urban Western culture views shamanism as a traditional or historical belief system. 1
47 shamanism Urban centers Shamanism is not commonly observed in urban centers and may be considered unconventional. 1
48 shamanism Urban societies Shamanism in urban societies is often met with skepticism and viewed as a historical or mythical belief. 1
49 shamanism Urbanized societies Shamanism is perceived as an outdated belief system with little relevance in modern urbanized societies. 1
50 shamanism Western secular Shamanism is considered folklore or superstition in Western secular culture. 1
51 shamanism Yakut culture Shamanism is deeply ingrained in the traditional culture and beliefs of the Yakut people. 1
52 shamanism land-based societies Shamanism is a crucial component of religious and spiritual practices in land-based societies, involving communication with the spirit world. 1
53 shamanism remote or indigenous communities Shamanism is an important part of spirituality and healing in remote or indigenous communities. 1
54 shamanism traditional indigenous knowledge Shamanism is integral to the spiritual and healing practices of traditional indigenous cultures. 1
55 shamanism urban populations in developed countries Shamanism is commonly perceived as a traditional and mystical belief system from remote and ancient cultures, despite being present in urban populations in developed countries. 1