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This article is from the Shamanism FAQ, by Dean Edwards deane@netcom.com with numerous contributions by others.
Shaman comes from the language of the Tungus of North-Central Asia. It
came into use in English via Russian.
Continue to:
new-age, paranormal, spiritual, shaman, anthropology, ethnography, consciousness, spirit, OOBE, out of body experience
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