He links animal-shaman transformation to prehistoric dolls, cave paintings, and the belief that shamans can become animals to communicate with animals.
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He links animal-shaman transformation to prehistoric dolls, cave paintings, and the belief that shamans can become animals to communicate with animals.
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"and complex and its main purpose is to celebrate the unity of life and to ask permission and to ask for forgiveness as the..."
"...Okay? So, this is 40,000 years ago. We found this small figurine. Okay? It's a very small figurine in a cave in Germany. And..."
"...through shamanism. Okay? Does that make sense, guys? Yes? It's a figurine. It's a doll. Okay? So, they believe that these dolls have religious..."
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