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

as Practiced in the United States

CAUTION: The inclusion of herbs, symptomatology and treatments for disease within this glossary
is not meant for diagnosis of, nor prescription for treatment of, any medical condition.
This information is included for anthropological and historical study only.

 

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C
Ch, Ch' & Chh
D
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T
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    zamaypiti: (n) Pneumonia. DYE

    zampoņas, sumpuņa: (n) Pan pipes. Musical instruments were important in Inca rituals. They were called sumpuņa in Quechua. JAR

                


                                        Zampoņas.                                           Silver statuette of man
                                                                                                            playing zampoņas.

    Zaramama: See,Mama Sara, mama.

    zeque: See, ceke

    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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