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So yes, one route may to be create a belief system more similar to animist or other religions.

It's also very rare for most animist beliefs to have anything like this sort of understanding of the sort.

Those were metaphors and considered a more intellectual view than the previous animist religions by the pre-socratics.

There are lots of animist (etc.) societies that mark/hold certain grounds as sacred and unfit for other purposes and prevent their usage.

Gradually these grew up became empires and created monotheist religions to substitute animist religions.

A future full of unexplainable and incomprehensible AIs seems almost naturally animist to me.

The interesting question is, will future technologies push us back to an animist perspective?

It's also every animist branch that makes up the traditional religions of Africa.

And the world of the computer age is one big animist pantheon.

Belief systems like Shinto are animist, where you think things like rivers and trees and rocks and the different winds are conscious and have souls.

Japanese Shintoism, an animist set of folkloric beliefs mixed with ancestor worship, was elevated to a state religion with the divine emperor at its center.

Polytheist and animist creeds are very different from the Abrahamic faiths that we tend to think of when we speak about religion.

Unless you are into some heavy animist stuff, taking photos does not “use up” the object being photographed.

The correct term for "spirits" religions is animist.

Perhaps a site-wide call for curiosity when encountering such myths could help spur people to pull themselves out of such ways of "killing" nondual animist views of experience.

Instead, she took the "tin man" approach, and from an almost Cartesian, animist sense, seemed to dislike him because he didn't have some sort of metaphysical spark of life.

Animist religions or indigenous religions of the Americas don't tend to have one.

In the Sufi's submission and the Animist's listening.

I would characterise most Latin cultures as _closer_ to Western European cultures because they are mostly Christian (though, some are Animist), so they have a Christian world view.