Harner
This person academically investigates the concepts of shamanism and personally becomes immersed in shamanic cultures in North America, South America, and Mexico. This person is adept at showing similarities between shamanism and science.
Castaneda
This person is a writer who introduces Westerners to shamanism and its principles, and is most famous for books on the teachings of Don Juan. This person acts as a bridge between traditional shamanic traditions and Western thought.
Conibo Indians
This is a group of peaceful Peruvian Amazonians with whom one of the characters sees the origin of human life through a near-death experience.
Jivaro Indians
This group is an Ecuadorian Andes tribe with whom one of the characters lives while studying their shamanic traditions.
Akachy
This person is a Jivaro shaman who guides one of the characters in acquiring spirit helpers.
Eliade
This person is a scholar of shamanism quoted extensively by...
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