30.01.2012
RAI SHAMANS NEPAL SHAMANS NEPALESE SHAMANS RAI AREA

RAI SHAMANS
NEPALESE SHAMANS RAI AREA
1977
FIELD WORK
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JOHAN REINHARD
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18.01.2012
NEPAL NEPALESE NEPALI SHAMAN SHAMANIC SHAMANISTIC RITUAL CARVED WOODEN SULPA
NEPALESE
SHAMANIC WOODEN CARVED
SULPA
collected in Kamandu in the mid 80's
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Les Tamang du Népal Brigitte Steinmann Éditions Recherche sur les civilisations, 1987
Les Tamang du Népal
Brigitte Steinmann
Éditions Recherche sur les civilisations
1987
http://www.amazon.com/Tamang-Nepal-Usages-religion-lusage...
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chants du tamba chewar collines corps coton crémation culte des dieux cycle défunt démons dhami dieu dieux du clan
divinités du terroir Dorje dursya ethnique fabrication femmes fleur Garuda gewa gompa graha grains guru guru Pema Gyalpo
hindou Höfer hottes Jambulih jarres jhakri jour Jyomo kami Karko Kathmandou l'arbre l'autel l'eau l'encens labon lamaïste
lamas tamang légumes Lhamo lobon lama ma-mo Macdonald A.W. magique Mahadeu maïs maison mantra mariage mendo mois mort
moutarde mrawai Nambar Népal Newar nourriture Nyingmapa offrandes Padmasambhava pancayat paon Parsel pema davke phowa
phurba pleine lune porteurs principe conscient puja purification Qolmo rapne rdo-rfe religieux religion Remboroche
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Tibet tibétain tormo Vajrayana vêtements village villageois
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Spirit possession in the Nepal Himalayas John Thayer Hitchcock, Rex L. Jones Vikas Pub. House, 1976
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Spirit possession in the Nepal Himalayas
John Thayer Hitchcock
Rex L. Jones Vikas Pub. House 1976
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Haunted by the archaic shaman: Himalayan Jhākris and the discourse on shamanism
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Haunted by the archaic shaman: Himalayan Jhākris and the discourse on shamanism
Information and Interdisciplinary Subjects Series
H. Sidky
Lexington Books, 2008
About the Author
H. Sidky is a professor in the Department of Anthropology at Miami University
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The rulings of the night: an ethnography of Nepalese shaman oral texts Antropology, Asian studies, religion Gregory G. Maskarinec Univ of Wisconsin Press, 1995

The rulings of the night: an ethnography of Nepalese shaman oral texts
Antropology, Asian studies, religion
Autore Gregory G. Maskarinec
Univ of Wisconsin Press, 1995
About the author
Maskarinee is lecturer in anthropology at the University of Hawaii.
He was a King Mahendra Scholar at Tribhuvan University and spent more than six years doing fieldwork in Nepal.
http://www.amazon.com/Rulings-Night-Ethnography-Nepalese-...
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16.01.2012
Nepalese shaman oral texts Volume 55 di Harvard oriental series Gregory G. Maskarinec Dept. of Sanskrit and Indian Studies, Harvard University, 1998

Nepalese shaman oral texts
Volume 55 di Harvard oriental series
Gregory G. Maskarinec
Dept. of Sanskrit and Indian Studies, Harvard University, 1998
Nepalese Shaman Oral Texts is a bilingual (Nepali and English) critical edition of three complete, representative
repertoires of shaman texts collected over the past twenty years in Jajarkot District, Western Nepal. Throughout
that area, shamans continue to fulfill important therapeutic roles, diagnosing problems, treating afflictions,
and restoring order and balance to the lives of their clients and their communities.
Each of these efforts incorporates extensive, meticulously memorized oral texts, materials that not only clarify
symptoms and causes but also detail the proper ways to conduct rituals. These texts preserve the knowledge necessary
to act as a shaman, and confirm a social world that demands continuous intervention by shamans.
This volume, the first of its kind, includes both publicly chanted recitals and privately whispered spells of the area's
three leading shamans, annotated with extensive notes. Containing over 250 texts, this work endeavors to provide a
comprehensive documentation of a non-Western healing system through the material that sustains and preserves that
tradition, demonstrating that shaman texts remain thoroughly meaningful.
Text Amazon.com see more on
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16.01.2011
JHANKRI NEPALESE SHAMANS Patrick Saint Martin
JHANKRI
NEPALESE SHAMANS
Photo Courtesy of
PATRICK SAINT MARTIN
PART II
PART I see more on
http://ethnoflorence.skynetblogs.be/archive/2011/01/15/sh...
Pictures took during the Pelerinage sur la montagne sacree de Kalingchok pour la pleine lune de Kartik-purnima

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SHAMANS NEPAL JHANKRI NEPALESE SHAMANS
JHANKRI
NEPALESE SHAMANS
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PATRICK SAINT MARTIN
PART I
PART II
See more on
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Pictures took during the Pelerinage sur la montagne sacree de Kalingchok pour la pleine lune de Kartik-purnima
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THE WORLD OF Nepalese SHAMAN AND SHAMANISM Shaman tradition of Kham Magars
THE WORLD OF NEPALESE SHAMAN TRADITION OF KHAM MAGARS
PHOTO AND TEXT COURTESY OF BASANTA MAHARJAN
http://focusasia.blogspot.com/
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TheJhankri tradition (Shamanism) is a popular practice in the Kham Magar community of western Nepal i.e. places like Rolpa
and Rukum. The jhankris are dressed up in special kind of trousers, have their faces painted and wear feathers of falcon
and foliage on their head. They use porcupine needles, Ot, tiger cub's skin, Thawa, tail of a yak, palm of a grizzly bear,
claws of vulture and rodents as other accessories. They also carry a large drum, called Dhwangro and a beating stick called
Makke. They wear wooden ornament called Chemali on the right wrist.
The jhankri tradition is a natural, spiritual and psychological practice of healing. The old jhankris pass on this special
art of manipulating a patient's mind to cure an illness to their disciples.
Every year, the jhankris from all around the community assemble for a special kind of jamboree called Pumsine. The locals
actively volunteer for the smooth running of the Pumsine and help the jhankris with the needful. The jhankris spend a day
and a night beating their drums and chanting. The disciples are then taken on top of a tree where the special spells are
passed on from the teacher. Pumsine is also an important occasion for fresh jhankris meet old ones and find a suitable
teacher to learn and inherit the art from.
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Photo and text
courtesy of
Basanta Maharjan
http://focusasia.blogspot.com/
Katmandu
Nepal
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