Across
- 4. The death or destruction of a ___, often publicly, is commonly presented as a form of atonement for the flaws or sins of the community.
- 6. The Shaman's power is seen as dormant until it manifests in a ___.
- 7. ___ the practice of determining the hidden significance or cause of events, sometimes foretelling the future.
- 9. Archaeologically, one of the most rich sources of ritual action for primitive religion are ___sites.\
Down
- 1. ___ magic is magic based on the assumption that a desired result can be brought about or assured by mimicking it.
- 2. Rhythms of nature such as the phases of the moon or the dying and rising of plants give rise to myths of ___ that die and rise.
- 3. ___magic believes associated things are able to affect one another when separated so that anything done to one effects the other.
- 4. ___ are holy people with a connection to the “other world” and the ability to heal.
- 5. A standard ritual of chieftains or royalty is the ritual ___ of the king.
- 8. A vision ___ is leaving the body to enter the supernatural world to search for answers.