shamanism

Claiming that the intention can magically transfer through the object is like some 21st century form of shamanism.

As for shamanism, I've read The Way of the Shaman back in a university course I took on shamanism and witchcraft.

At the moment the people who are using Shamanism and magic to shape our culture are advertisers.

Maybe shamanism is not the preferred theme in this forum, bu come on guys, shamans where the first hackers!

In the long run only precise scientific methods give reliable results while shamanism has random results.

Pretty much only DNA analysis rises above shamanism,[1] and juries and judges have incorrect perceptions about the accuracy of those tests.

Rather than try to wake people up, their Shamanism is used as an opiate to tranquilize people, to make people more manipulable.

In short, computer science in industry is largely practiced as shamanism by people who cannot engineer their way out of a crackerjack box.

Code review: frankly, this is the pinnacle of shamanism in your list.

I cannot find any animistic religions, no shamanism, virtually no polytheistic religions outside of hinduism.

Owes more to improv theatre than shamanism, regardless of its name.

This sort of thinking links directly to folks out there who dabble in shamanism, wave their hands over tarot cards and wake up early for karate class.

A large part of Shamanism that occurs between entheogenic ritual is intentional "melding" of states.

This stuff reminds me of shamanism: "Oh yes, it's a devil.

It may be a trite comment, but in an environment where these conditions are treated as "holy madness" or shamanism, the sufferers have more of a place in society.

We were having a dna shearing issue in our lab, and I once asked, "what is the chemical mechanism of shearing" and no one could provide a convincing mechanism, which meant their solutions to the problem were not much better than shamanism.

The deepest things I've learned about spirituality was when I was studying Native American religions and Shamanism.