Shamanism and Art: The Entry into an Inconspicuous Reality

Shamanism is not a concise definition of concept. However, the definition has varying degrees of specificity. Mircea Eliad defines shamanism as an ancient technique of ecstasy. Shamanism of Graham Harvey: The reader did not unify the specific interpretation of shamanism in his writings. The extent to which other definitions are compared. Shamanism, history and state were discussed by Nicolas Thomas and Caroline Humphrey, the people are corrupt, they have found the definition of shamanism, they no longer consider controversy w

It is related to Sherman, artists and schizophrenia. Shamanism, prophecy and art are interrelated. Sherman is a naturally open person in primitive society. He often accomplishes this goal with a variety of medicines that mimic the symptoms of schizophrenia, such as Ayahuasca. People with schizophrenia are completely open to reality. He seems to be a permanent religious ecstasy witch, but the schizophrenic journey is unwilling and disturbing. He can not get down

Sherman solves the energy and spiritual aspects of the disease by entering the astral or spiritual world; "unusual" reality parallel to our own physical reality There, Sherman is a superman And the kindness of plants, animals, and human spirits, but from the human drama they are "beyond the stage" but are integrated in us and through us. It is these compassionate souls and shamans that only serve as healing tools. The culture of Shipibo starts with the Ukayari River located upstream of the Amazon River Basin in Peru and is known for its shamanism and botanism. In the indigenous culture of the Amazon River Upstream in Peru, Shipibo is one of the few cultural groups that can maintain its language, art and mysterious botanical medicine. The tribe of Shipibo seems to be particularly close to ayahuasca, and many people believe that Shipibo is the most skilled ayahuasca therapist in the Amazon region of Peru.