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Mircea Eliade - On the number of levels and layers

Identifier

010172

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

He is describing visionary experience, hence, the type of experience

A description of the experience

Mircea Eliade – Shamanism Archaic techniques of ecstasy

The Vogul believe that the sky is reached by climbing a stairway of seven stars. The conception of seven heavens is general throughout southeastern Siberia. But it is not the only one found; the image of nine celestial levels, or of sixteen, seventeen, and even thirty three heavens, is not less widespread. ……. the number of heavens does not correspond to the number of gods; the correlation between the pantheon and the number of heavens sometimes seems quite forced.

Thus the Altaians speak of seven heavens, but also of twelve, sixteen or seventeen; among the Teleut the shamanic tree has sixteen incisions, representing as many celestial levels…………

V L Verbitsky found among the Altaians the idea of thirty three heavens and N V Katanov found the same conception among the Soyot. This number, however, appears very infrequently and it may be considered a recent importation, presumably of Indian origin

The source of the experience

Siberian shamanism

Concepts, symbols and science items

Science Items

Activities and commonsteps

Activities

Commonsteps

References