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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7, Extracting Harmful Intrusions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Harner asserts that shamanism has advanced in areas without technological innovations because:
(a) The plant world communicates better with people when there is no technological interference.
(b) Technology hasn't erased these people's ability to tap into their intuition.
(c) These people are neither distracted nor electromagnetically impaired by electronic interference.
(d) Of the need by these people to find ways to deal with survival and health issues.
2. Shamans typically utilize crystals as:
(a) Objects that pull out negative energy.
(b) Transmitters of energy for health.
(c) Doorways into the future.
(d) Harnessers of the sun's energy.
3. The shamans among Scandinavian Laps often become what?
(a) Bears, reindeer, wolves, and fish.
(b) Moose, caribou, bears, and rabbits.
(c) Reindeer, elk, rabbits, and foxes.
(d) Whales, fish, polar bears, and elk.
4. Harner indicates that a tonal animal is linked to someone's fate in what?
(a) Shamanic states of consciousness.
(b) Dream states.
(c) Ordinary reality.
(d) Pre-adolescent years.
5. Which of the following do reputable shamans NOT do?
(a) Take on patients' symptoms.
(b) Cross realities at will.
(c) Practice clairvoyance.
(d) Make deals with evil spirits.
Short Answer Questions
1. When a shaman works with plant pieces retrieved from the shamanic state of consciousness, he eats them after they morph into:
2. What is the purpose of rattles used during a shaman's work?
3. Harner notes that when it comes to extractions, indigenous people use the manifestation in ordinary reality to reinforce:
4. Shamans from Venezuela, North America, Australia, and other regions all report having similar what?
5. In stories of Coyote or Raven, for example, the shaman's connection with the guardian spirit is with what?
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