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Glossary of Terminology
of the Shamanic & Ceremonial Traditions
of the Inca Medicine Lineage

as Practiced in the United States

 

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APPENDICES
INDEX


ALPHABET:

A
B
C
Ch, Ch' & Chh
D
E
F & G
H
I
J
K
K' & Kh
L
Ll
M
N & Ņ
O
P
P', Ph
Q
Q', Qh
R
S
T
T' & Th
U
V
W
Y
Z
 

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    zampoñas: (Span.) (n) Pan pipes. Musical instruments were important in Inca rituals. They were called sumpuña in Quechua. JAR

    Zaramama: See,Mama Sara, mama.

    zero point: (Eng.) (n) A conscious state of luminous awareness, of perfect balance. A perceptual point from which to see holographically. JLH































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