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Definition of «shamanic»

The term "shamanic" refers to practices and beliefs associated with shamans, who are traditional healers or spiritual leaders found in many indigenous cultures around the world. Shamans often use rituals, chanting, drumming, and other techniques to enter a trance state, through which they can communicate with spirits and seek guidance for their community. The word "shamanic" is used to describe experiences or practices that are inspired by these traditional shamanic beliefs and practices.

Usage examples

  1. The shamanic healer used various traditional tools and techniques during the ceremony.
  2. The shamanic drumming and chanting created a powerful and transformative experience.
  3. She underwent a shamanic journey to connect with her spirit guides and receive guidance.
  4. The shamanic rituals involved the burning of sacred herbs and the use of crystals for energy cleansing.
  5. He attended a shamanic training workshop to learn how to access altered states of consciousness.
  6. The shamanic practices emphasized the importance of honoring nature and the interconnectedness of all living beings.
  7. The shamanic healing session involved energy clearing and balancing using sound and touch.
  8. They participated in a shamanic ceremony to release old patterns and invite positive change into their lives.
  9. She incorporated shamanic principles into her daily life, such as gratitude and mindfulness.
  10. The shamanic tradition has been passed down through generations, preserving ancient wisdom and knowledge.

Phrases with «shamanic»

Sentences with «shamanic»

  • It is likely that humans practiced shamanic healing for many millennia. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
  • An almost 5,000 - year - old collection of precious stones may be the earliest evidence of shamanic rituals in Central America (scientificamerican.com)
  • Inspired by the traces of shamanic practice in the Siberian region of Tuva, where he was raised, Antufiev slowly crafts his own mythologies through a semi-anthropological approach to exhibition making, mixed with a degree of kitsch aesthetic. (moussemagazine.it)
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