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Michael Harner - Australian Aborigine - Murngin

Identifier

001988

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

 

One could argue that all cultures use dreaming as one technique, but Australian Aborigines treat dreaming with some seriousness and both study and interpret their dreams.

A description of the experience

The Way of the Shaman – Michael Harner

Since one’s guardian spirit, or even one’s soul, can be off wandering while one is asleep, great care is often taken in primitive cultures to awaken persons gently. Thus, among such widely separated shamanic cultures as the Murngin of Australia and the Warao of South America, it is commonly considered dangerous to be wakened suddenly.

The Murngin apparently view this as a danger in the daytime as well as night

‘During the hot afternoon the men frequently sleep in the shade, and if it becomes necessary to waken one of them, this is never done hurriedly but with great gentleness and care….. Needless to say, the use of an alarm clock is not shamanically healthy. In fact, sometimes it is customary not to wake sleeping shaman at all.

The source of the experience

Australian aboriginal

Concepts, symbols and science items

Symbols

Science Items

Activities and commonsteps

Activities

Suppressions

Dreaming and lucid dreaming

Commonsteps

References