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“Does at least one divinity exist?” “What is it (are they) like?” “What arguments are there for or against its (their) existence?” These questions have sometimes been classified as belonging to metaphysics, more specifically in the area of...
attention. Unable to bring himself to admit the existence of supernatural forces capable of healing, Levi-Strauss sees the sorcerer or shaman a kind of psychoanalyst before the letter. In cases of death by conjuration or enchantment, is th...
illness (Abby, 2012, p.n.d). The word is derived from the Ural-Altaic language, which is spoken throughout Central and North Asia. Shamanisms also crossed the Bering Strait in prehistoric times and today are present among the Eskimo, Aleut,...
Wolff, revolves around his experience with the Senoi (spelled Sng’oi by the author) people, the natives of Peninsular Malaysia. The Sng’oi, as described by the Robert Wolff, are shy and peace seeking people who live without what we today c...
is a drug used as a spiritual or psychoactive drug generally reffered to as preparations. The word cannabis comes from Mexican Spanish language. According to the United Nations, Cannabis "is the most widely used illicit substances in the w...
role of edible mushrooms will be reviewed in the fields of agriculture and food production. History of Edible Mushrooms The activity of eating mushrooms known as mycophagy, traces its roots to ancient times. In Chile, non-poisonous mushroom...
health and the religion has allowed the experts to inculcate the thoughts which tend to be semantic in nature. The link between the health care and the religion tends to be very old and extracts its roots form the Greeks. As Therapneuma in ...