These spirits have many different forms be it human, mammal, insect or reptile and there importance is in what they represent in regards to features of the land (Tunbridge 1988). It is common for the nguthuna to leave behind manifestations of themselves and The Dreamtime stories are often explanations of how the landscape was formed by The Dreamtime Spirits (Tunbridge
Durkheim also argued that ritual and ceremony are essential to bind society together. He points out that most religions have ceremonies especially at critical life stages. For example, christenings, marriages and funerals. Ceremonies take people away from the profane part of their life into the world of the sacred where they can feel in touch with higher forces. This creates unity within the social group, which then generates a ‘collective conscience.’ Durkheim drew on secondary research of religious beliefs and practices in the Australian Arunta tribe of aborigines.
Anthropologists can describe some of the ceremonies and rituals that the Sinagua practiced by studying the petroglyphs, artifacts, and by comparing them with other tribes, especially the Hopi. Some of the artifacts found were turtle shell rattles, feather bundles, medicine bags made of prairie dog skin that contained antelope hooves, and prayer sticks that were painted blue and green. The Sinagua believed in the supernatural and forces beyond the dominion of the human experience. The priests and witchdoctors of the tribe tried to control these forces through feelings, thoughts, and spells. The Sinagua performed ceremonies and rituals in a lot of different arrangements like rectangular community rooms, and kivas.
In the Ibo culture, the chi can be both an advantage and a disadvantage. It can be an advantage because anything bad that one does, it gets blamed on the chi, but a disadvantage is that it is your personal god, therefore anything blaming the chi also is blaming you. The Ibo culture has many gods because they “assign” each god for a different purpose. For example chi is the personal god. They may be assigned some other purpose also such as ruling the sky, destroying
Certain texts raise certain perspectives about belonging, whether it is belonging to particular groups through conformity to rules, or belong to a place where you find inspiration to express your own sense of individuality. The film ‘Strictly Ballroom’, directed by Baz Luhrmann successfully highlights the true sense of belonging through the use of music, dialogue, lighting and symbolism. Belonging has been defined as ‘a relationship or affinity with something or someone.’ Belonging means to be usually or rightly placed, to have the proper social qualification. Most people have a feeling of connection with particular things, people, places, ideas or beliefs. But some people choose to not belong, that leads to being alienated or excluded from a group.
Traditional Native American ceremonial ways can vary widely, and are based on the differing histories and beliefs of individual tribes, clans and bands. Early European explorers describe individual Native American tribes and even small bands as each having their own religious practices. There are some features appear to be common to many basic religions that still exist or existed in some form in the nineteenth and twentieth century’s, when anthropologists began to study them. These features have begun also appeared in the historical religions of which we are aware. These common features are; • Animism • Magic •
When Ayn Rand wrote the book “Anthem” he brought his self-back in time were they used the word "we" instead of "I”, were everyone are your brothers and everything is already planned out. The people were prisoners to their own key and are main character Equality 7-2521 soon finds out. At the beginning of the book you notice something very dramatic. The people use "we" instead of "I”. When I so it I had thought the “we” was me and the reader , but I soon find out that's how they were tough since they were born into brotherhood.
Another similarity is that both religious traditions reflect the geographic nature of the environment through their creation stories which expresses the religious beliefs. Christians and aboriginals both use rituals and ceremonies as a way of celebrating their faith. Throughout these rituals symbols are used in both traditions to express sacredness, beliefs and a way to connect with the higher
Some use the cards to communicate with the spirit realm while others use them as an interface between the conscious self and higher self. Runes are a smaller set of tiles or stones with symbols carved or painted onto them, casting the runes are also known as “throwing the bones”. These are used much in the same way as the tarot but with different names of the tiles and meanings, runes can also be used to spell out sentences in an attempt to convey messages from the spirit realm or higher self. Oracles, usually a set of cards though smaller in numbers then the tarot, are used to communicate messages from the spiritual realms, offer advice and help make decisions with information passed through the cards. The Chinese art of I Ch’ing is a form of an oracle
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