shamanic (Meaning)

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shamanic (a.)

Of or pertaining to Shamanism.

The shamanic rituals invoked ancient spirits to guide the ceremony.
Her shamanic dance was both hypnotic and awe-inspiring.
The shamanic trance allowed her to communicate with the otherworldly.
The shamanic amulet was believed to possess protective powers.
Shamanic healing practices aimed to restore harmony and balance to the body and mind.
The shamanic journey involved a deep spiritual descent into the underworld.
The shamanic wisdom of the ancients guided their communities.
Shamanic traditions connect humans to the natural and spirit worlds.
Shamanic drums and rattles created rhythms that facilitated altered states of consciousness.
Shamanic teachings emphasized the interconnectedness of all living beings.

Of or pertaining to Shamanism.

witch, mage, hag, sorcerer, magician, wizard, warlock, conjuror, prophet, necromancer

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The shamanic rituals invoked ancient spirits to guide the ceremony.

Her shamanic dance was both hypnotic and awe-inspiring.

The shamanic trance allowed her to communicate with the otherworldly.

The shamanic amulet was believed to possess protective powers.