Ojibway

 

"  Patterns of Siberian and Ojibway Healing  "

p. 218, n. 4:10 "manido (singular) and manidog (plural)"

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pp. 3-32 = Chapter 1. "Introduction".

p. 5 "a place where power rests"



 GTh50 = Gospel according to Thomas, logion 50 http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/thomas/gospelthomas50.html

 

P&R = Christopher Dawson : Progress and Religion. NY : Sheed & Ward, 1933.

p. 10 the thunder of silence [for a quotation of this Dakota passage, in more context, see also LR, p. 54]

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LR = Mary Pat Fisher : Living Religions. 1997.

S =  http://cdbaby.com/cd/saggio



ThS =  http://web.abo.fi/comprel/thunder.htm



HF =  http://www.esnips.com/web/HerbFitchThunderofSilence1974

 

LD = Richard Erdoes : Lame Deer, Seeker of Visions. NY : Simon & Schuster, 1972.

MM =  http://www.vagos.es/archive/index.php/t-151756.html



LF =  http://lib.udm.ru/lib/EFREMOW/ojkumena_engl.txt

 

p. 31 [Dakota] powers obtained by medicine-man from deities in the cardinal directions (LD, p. 153)

 

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pp. 32-55 = Chapter 2. "Siberian Shamanism".

p. 38 [Yakut] description of other world, called "the middle world" {this is the regular Bon term for the lower set of heavens, hovering in the air}

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 Y = A. P. Okladnikov (transl. by Dr. & Mrs. S. P. Dunn) : Yakutia. Montreal : McGill-Queens U Pr, 1970.

[for other countries made of foodstuffs, vide :- Herman Pleij (trans Diane Webb) : Dreaming of Cockaigne: Medieval Fantasies of the Perfect Life. Columbia U Pr, 2001.]

p. 39 Yakut shamanism

 

p. 48 consecration of shaman’s drum

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TShS = Vilmos Dioszegi : Tracing Shamans in Siberia. NY : Humanities Pr, 1968.

p. 52 shaman’s communication with spirits during trance

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AS = M. A. Czaplicka : Aboriginal Siberia. Oxford : Clarendon Pr, 1914.

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pp. 56-73 = Chapter 3. "Ojibway Shamanism and Its Historical Background".

pp. 65-71 shamanic vocations in the [Ojibway] Mide Society

 

p. 66 [Ojibway] tatooing

 

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pp. 74-92 = Chapter 4. "Cosmology".

p. 77 [Ojibway] cosmology (WChM, p. 41)

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WChM = Victor Barnouw : Wisconsin Chippewa Myths and Tales. Madison : U of WI Pr, 1977.

pp.78-84 [Ojibway] myth of origin of midewiwin

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OR&M = Ruth Landes : Ojibway Religion and the Midewiwin. Madison : U of WI Pr, 1968.

NR =  http://philtar.ucsm.ac.uk/encyclopedia/nam/navaho.html

 

pp. 86-91 [Ojibway] myths about Nanaboz^o



' DG1:1 = "Cosmogony Myths", in :- William C. Saslaw : The Distribution of the Galaxies''. Cambridge U Pr, 1999. '''http://nedwww.ipac.caltech.edu/level5/Sept02/Saslaw/Saslaw1.html

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GM = Robert Graves : The Greek Myths. 1955.

FS =  http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/flood-myths.html



C&BC =  http://www.sacred-texts.com/nam/ca/wsm/wsm33.htm

 

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pp. 93-119 = Chapter 5. "Tribal Sanction".

pp. 102-105 [Ojibway] evaluation of dreams

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IWGL = W. Vernon Kinietz : Indians of the Western Great Lakes (1615-1760). Ann Arbor Paperbacks, 1965.

TS&C = Gerald Vizenor : Tribal Scenes and Ceremonies. Minneapolis : Nodin Pr, 1976.

pp. 107-108 treatment of ailing patient by nanandawi shaman (WChM, pp. 256-6)

 

p. 111 shaking-tent service by tcisaki ‘divining shaman’

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OS = COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY, No. 29. Ruth Landes : Ojibway Sociology. NY, 1937.

pp. 114-117 power from manitou

 

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pp. 120-137 = Chapter 6. "Ritual Ree:nactment".

p. 126 revelations of futurity

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SAA = Joan M. & Romas K. Vastokas : Sacred Art of the Algonkins. Peterborough (ON) : Mansard Pr, 1973.

pp. 127-128 curing by nanadawi reciting & re-enacting his dream

 

p. 133 Bear-dance within the midewiwin lodge

 

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pp. 138-167 = Chapter 7. "Trance Expereince".

pp. 141-142 shamanic trance of nanandawi

 

p. 143 initiatory dream of nanandawi woman

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OW = COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY, no. 31. Ruth Landes : Ojibway Woman. NY, 1938.

pp. 147-148 wabeno specialties

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ThYC = Edward James (ed.) : Narrative of John Tanner’s Thirty Years of Indian Captivity.

pp. 149-155 "shaking-tent" trance-ritual of the Tcisaki

 

K-GW = J. G. Kohl (translated from the German by Lascelles Wraxall) : Kitchi-Gami Wandering around Lake Superior.

HMAS = Emma Hardinge : History of Modern American Spiritualism. NY : Wm. C. McClelland, 1870.

pp. 152-153 (Fig. 2) pictographic text of Chant of the Tcisaki (M, pp. 253-4)

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M = Walter James Hoffman : "The Mid e `wiwin or ‘Grand Medicine Society’ of the Ojibwa." In :- SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY. Washington (DC), 1891. pp. 143-300.

pp. 158-160 accoutrements of the midewiwin

 

pp. 159-160 origin-myth of "the drum, called mitig wakik."

 

pp. 162-163 (Fig. 3) Midewiwin Chant during ritual placement of shells (M, p. 218-9)

 

p. 164 public ritual at midewiwin initiation

 

pp. 168-179 = Chapter 8. "Stages in the Formation of the Shaman".

pp. 170-171 autobiography : vision during puberty fast, in southwest Ontario

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GLO = James Redsky : Great Leader of the Ojibway. Toronto : McClelland & Stewart, 1972.

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CIVILIZATION OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN SERIES, Vol. 165 = John A. Grim : The Shaman : Patterns of Siberian and Ojibway Healing. U of OK Pr, Norman, 1983.