Día de los Muertos: Essential Items for your Ofrenda
Visions and Stones
A Look into Korean Shamanism and Rock Divination - Stanley Baran Korean shamans that practice divination use many tools to give readings, possibly the most interesting being the use of rocks and stones to grant wishes. Korean shamans also incorporate many cultural aspects into their readings, such as their belief in gods and also zodiac and age calendars. Musindo (Gods) Shamans often keep many paintings and statues of musindo, or gods, in their houses. Their gods symbolize many objects in nature, such as mountains and also the sun and moon. During readings, shamans often utilize their many paintings and statues of their gods to channel their energy. In addition, shamans believe that their god's spiritual power allows them to better connect with their clients, allowing them to perform more accurate and thorough readings. Charts Shamans in Korea often use charts to determine their clients' fate and characteristics. The above chart is specifica...
I have never known the significance of each part of a orfenda. I have seen them before but never knew the backstory. Thank you for the post and the added knowledge.
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ReplyDeleteSpot on presentation, love the explanations, I celebrate Día de los Muertos, so reading this was ofcourse very enjoyable!
ReplyDeleteExcellent presentation! I really liked how you used different colors in it to highlight key words and phrases. 👍🏼
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