Glossary
A trumpet-like instrument and ritual focus Jiang says allows communication with the forest or spirit world.
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Malimo
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definition
The Malimo is introduced as a trumpet-like instrument that allows Pygmies to communicate with the forest and spirit world and resolve problems.
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In the Malimo ritual passage, sleeping while the ritual is underway is described as one of the greatest crimes.
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In the Malimo ritual world Jiang describes, the greatest crime is not killing someone but sleeping during the religion.
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The Malimo is called when hunting is bad, illness happens, or someone dies, because bad events mean the forest or spirits are not properly awake and caring for the community.
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"...called the okay which is a trumpet like instrument and the Malimo allows them to communicate with the forest it allows them to communicate..."
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"All right, let's move on. All right, so this is about their religious practice, okay? So, they have a meal together. And then they..."
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"I was told that then his body would be buried under the malomo. The malomo is a great fire, in which they practice their..."
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"But for most of human history, for most people, this is not playing. This is not pretending. It's true. It's real. It's what allows..."
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"everything goes well in our world, in our forest, but at night when we are sleeping, sometimes things go wrong because we are not..."
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For most of human history, Jiang argues, humans were peaceful, egalitarian, and artistic because the forest, animals, ancestors, and spirit world were not scenery.
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