Sentences with phrase «indigenous shamanism»

Bajo contemplates local indigenous shamanism as political dissidence, the universal history of magic, and the continuous suppression of stifled histories of revolutionary women by political systems via colonization and witch - hunting.

Philosopher and ethnobotanist Terrence McKenna believed that the boundaries between machines, animals, plants, biotechnology, and art were becoming more fluid and would lead to a transformation of human consciousness, and he traveled to the Amazon in search of transformative experience, which he found through indigenous shamanism and the psychoactive plant «ayahuasca».

Also honored were James Cone, who offered impassioned reflections on praxis and the experience of the oppressed, and Chung Hyun Kyung, the Korean professor who had caused such a stir at the Canberra meeting of the World Council of Churches, who again called for the fusing of liberation thought with indigenous shamanism and a large dose of romantic naturalism.

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This highly spiritual, 2,500 - plus - year - old practice emerged from a combination of Indian Tantric Buddhism, indigenous Tibetan shamanism, and Tibetan medicine, which is based on elements that make up our constitution and correlate to emotions and illnesses.