Sub-Table of Contents: Altalic

Soyot

S^or Folkloric and Shamanic Texts

Last of the S^or Shamans

Singing Story, Healing Drum H^akass & Tuva

"Kalmyk"

"Tuvin"

"Ways of Knowing and Healing" Tuva & Buryat

Chosen by the Spirits [Buryat MonGol]

0-3. "To Become a Shaman"; "Your Shamanic Spirits"; "Bringing the Spirits"

4-6. "Returning to the Centre"; "Shamanic Journey"; "Working with Spirits"

7-8. "Psychopomp Work"; "Healing, Blessing, Protection"

9. "Shamanic Tools & Magic"

appendices 1-3. "Ritual Space"; "Shamanic Pantheon"; "The 9 Degrees"

Bo# and Bo:n [largely Buryat MonGol]

I-IV. "Lands of Bo# Murgel"; "Lake Baikal"; "Cosmology"

VII-VIII. "Initiation in Bo# Murgel"; "Types of Bo#"

IX-XIII "Sky-Cult"; "Heavenly Deer"; "Purifications"; "Offerings"

XIV-XV. "Healing & Magic"; "Spread of Bon"

appendix. "Pantheon of 99 Tengeri"

other Buryat; DaGur

Sacred Geography : "Buryatia"

Shanar Buryat

Shamans and Elders Da[g]ur

Dagur Society and Folklore

H^alh^a MonGol

"Mongolian Source"

Religions of Mongolia

Religion of Mongolian Shamanism

Mongol Oral Narratives

DalalG^a Ritual Mongol

Confronting the Supernatural Mongol

Calling the Soul of the Dead Mongol

Mongol & Tungus

"Shamanic Practices" Mongol & Manc^u

"Shamanism" Mongol & Tungusic

Tungus (Evenki, Evenk, & Manc^u)

Evenk & Manc^u

"Significance of the Shaman among the Reindeer-Evenki"

Sibe-Manc^u handbook

Nis^an shamaness Manc^u

Muttering Mystics Manc^u

Flying Tiger lower Amur

Goldi & Korea

"Divine Election" Goldi shaman's heavenly marriage

Marriage with God Korea etc.

Geomantic Relationships Korea

"Gods in Korean Shamanism"

"Korean Shamanistic Performance"

Muism Korean shamanism

Shamanic Worlds of Korea and Northeast Asia

1-3. "Korean Mudang"; "Gut Worlds"; "Worlds of Manchu"

4-7. "Worlds of Si-chuan"; "Jeje Rite"; "Siberian Rites"; "Na-xi & Yi"

Altaic & other Asiatic

Shamans in Asia

1-2. "Aspects of Shamanism"; "Shaman among the Reindeer-Evenki"

3. "Shamanism in Bangla Des`"

4. "Hmong Shaman’s Se’ance"

5. "Korean Shamanistic Performance"

6-7. "Miyako Theology"; "Liminal Experiences of Miyako Shamans"

Rediscovery of Shamanic Heritage

I. "Shamanism & Mythology"

II-IV. "Traditional Ro^les"; "Local Traditions"; "Modern World"

Daoist Magical Transformation Skills

[N.B. This book is mistitled with a deliberately misleading title; it is not in any way based upon any variant of Taoism, but instead is based upon Manchu Shamanism -- its shamanic use of the sacred hoop ("rings", II.5 on p. 116) is correctly described as Nanai (a Manchu/Tungus tribe) in, e.g., SHAMAN 3(1995):70.]

I. "Transformation Skills"

II.1-2, 4-5. Projection of : "Energy", "Spirit", & "Soul"

II.6-12. Techniques : "Imagination", "Respiration", "Mantra", "Misc."

Daoist Exorcism

[N.B. This book is likewise mistitled; for the use of a cord to be traveled by spirits (III on p. 22b) is an Altaic, rather than a Taoist, device. Like the other publications of the "Temple of the Celestial Cloud", it should be taken as largely Manchu-derived.]

I-IV. "History"; "Interactions"; "Psychic Attacks"; "Psychic Vampires"

V-VI. "Hexing Dolls"; "Neutralizing a Hex"

VII.A-E. "Psychic Attacks"; "Resisting"; "Countre-measures"

VII.F-J. "Skin-Talismans"; "Sound-Incantations"; "Talismanic Sigils"

VIII. "Encountres with Ghosts"

IX. "Encountres with Spirits"

X.

XI.

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