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Inuit believed that after death the personal soul travelled to either the Underworld , a place with an abundance of game animals and where the souls of dead kin and friends would be reunited , or to an upper world of eternal starvation ...
Inuit believed that after death the personal soul travelled to either the Underworld , a place with an abundance of game animals and where the souls of dead kin and friends would be reunited , or to an upper world of eternal starvation ...
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Death is the inevitable consequence of life , and holds no fear in Indian myth , for in this world of duality neither life nor death have meaning without each other . Death is the precursor of life , which all must come to terms with ...
Death is the inevitable consequence of life , and holds no fear in Indian myth , for in this world of duality neither life nor death have meaning without each other . Death is the precursor of life , which all must come to terms with ...
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In the tropical lowlands , processes of creation and decay are magnified by lush conditions of jungle life , by sudden death and cannibalism - Amazonian myths reflect these dramatic conditions , providing a structure for understanding ...
In the tropical lowlands , processes of creation and decay are magnified by lush conditions of jungle life , by sudden death and cannibalism - Amazonian myths reflect these dramatic conditions , providing a structure for understanding ...
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