Course in Mongolian Shamanism - Introduction 101

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intruding into the body or stealing one of the souls.
This requires expulsion of the foreign spirit or soul retrieval.
Mongols believe that the goal of life is to live tegsh, in balance with the
world. One stands alone and in power at the center of the world, with
infinite blue Father Heaven above and Mother Earth supporting and nurturing
below. By living an upright and respectful life, a human being (hun) will
keep his world in balance and maximize his personal power (windhorse,
hiimori). Heaven and Earth and the spirits of nature and the ancestors
supply every need and protect all humans. Shamans play an important role in
restoring balance when it is thrown off by disaster or spirit interference.
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SHAMAN KINGDOM OF THE MONGOLS
This system of traditional beliefs and practices, known in the west as Shamanism, is based on the idea that the visible world is full of invisible forces or spirits.
The shaman as intermediary between the natural and spiritual world, communicates with the spirits of water, wind, fire, trees, the moon and so on, for assistance in healing, hunting or changing the weather.
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Tengriism was the major belief of the Mongols and Turkic peoples before the vast majority joined the established world religions.
(Tengrism, Tengrianism, Tengrianizm, Tengricilik)It focuses around the sky deity Tengri (also Tangri, Tangra, Tanrı, etc.) and incorporates elements of shamanism, animism, totemism and ancestor worship.
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