The Catalpa Bow. A Study of Shamanistic Practices in Japan

Robert S. Ellwood

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The bridge the sacred beings witch animals the other world Ascesis the ancient Sibyl the living goddess the blind medium the ascetic's initiation the visionary journey the symbolic journey the ascetic's power village oracles mountain oracles exorcism conclusion.

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