Genesis and Origin of the Esoteric Culture in White Shamanism: A Historical–Cultural Analysis

Journal of Human Values 21 (2):99-105 (2015)
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In the article, a scientific explanation is given about the origin of the white shamanism according to Buryatia and Mongolian shamanic traditions and the very shamanic esotericism of Tengerism, precisely its connection with Indo-Iranian cultural tradition and the tradition of the Indus Valley civilization, with D.N. Dugarov’s explanation based on his historical and archaeological research.

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