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Inevitably, some sources cross over into religions sharing the same cultural roots, e.g. Buddhism, especially Vajrayana or ‘Tibetan’ Buddhism in the case of Himalayan Shamanism.
MONGOL SHAMAN Darhkad Zairan Ch.Chinbat Part3 “Tengeriin tamgatai hun”
by Saruultamir Chuluunbaatar • 12,166 views
Darkhad “Boo” Zairan Ch.Chinbat “Tengeriin tamgatai hun ” 3r heseg.
Urgeljlel baigaa niitdee 6n hesegees burdeg baigaa
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MONGOL SHAMAN Darhkad Zairan Ch.Chinbat Part2 “Tengeriin tamgatai hun”
by Saruultamir Chuluunbaatar • 22,927 views
Darkhad “Boo” Zairan Ch.Chinbat “Tengeriin tamgatai hun ” 2r heseg.
Urgeljlel baigaa niitdee 6n hesegees burdeg baigaa
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Mongolian shamanism : Chest mirror part 3
by HotZetiGer • 1,393 views
How are you going to fight the enemy which can see all your actions & hear all your words? Fairy tales are our fears & dreams. Mongols believe that…
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Mongolian shamanism : Chest mirror part 2
by HotZetiGer • 2,300 views
From this movie you can know that Mongols believe : “Using this mirror you can show something to ppl”.
Word “TV presents” is translated in Mongoli…
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Mongolian Shamanism : Chest mirror part 1
by HotZetiGer • 4,029 views
Mongol warriors carry shiny round disk on their chest. These shiny disks are shamanistic item called Tolit (Тольт). TOLIT means Mirror or Mirrored….
Mongolian Shamanism Intro:
Mongolian Shaman Battulga:
UDMIIN SAHIUS:
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