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31 examples of Shaman in a sentence

An African shaman said, "Your society worships the jester while the king stands in plain clothes."
Several months later, I was in the northeast Amazon, walked into a village, and the shaman said, "You're limping."
When it came back, I went to see the shaman again.
Here's an ayahuasca shaman in the northwest Amazon, in the middle of a yage ceremony.
The shaman said, "No, I did not."
The shaman looked at him and he said, "You know what?
Every time a shaman dies, it's as if a library has burned down.
You see, you can only swim in it after a very heavy rain, and it's protected by a powerful shaman.
I followed it upriver and was led by, actually, the shaman's apprentice to the most sacred site on the river.
I met the shaman, and he seemed like an extension of the river and his jungle.
I had received the shaman's blessing to study the river, on the condition that after I take the water samples and analyze them in my lab, wherever I was in the world, that I pour the waters back into the ground so that, as the shaman said, the waters could find their way back home.
To the shaman and his community, it's a sacred site.
He's the shaman of the Huaorani, and he said to us, you know, I'm an older man now; I'm getting tired, you know; I'm tired of spearing these oil workers.
And then we went up and met their shaman.
By the way, Mengatoue was the shaman of his tribe as well.
And this is John Doolikahn, who's the shaman of the Kalash.
At the temple of the fisherman, Quexo, the village shaman, looks out over the ocean and frowns.
He became a shaman after seeing a sign in the sea one morning— like his father and grandfather before him.
He dashes toward their shaman.
In return, the other shaman gives him the precious cinnabar.
This is ayahuasca, which many of you have heard about, the most powerful psychoactive preparation of the shaman's repertoire.
Her only hope for survival is a shaman who lives across the border in Texas.
Alma and her deranged shaman husband Brujo (Alby Castro, who feverishly overacts with delicious eye-rolling intensity) stowaway on a train that's bound for Los Angeles.
Well, scary and disturbing this laughably ludicrous claptrap sure ain't, but it sure is funny, thanks to Curtis ("Night Tide") Harrington's hopelessly weak direction, cartoonish (not so) special effects, an almost painfully risible'n'ridiculous plot, and a game cast that struggles valiantly with the absurd story (besides the leads, both Martine Beswicke and R.G. Armstrong briefly pop up as members of a Satanic cult and Victor Jory has a nice cameo as a helpful Native American shaman).
Now to the two largest gaffs This creature is strong enough to rip out an engine and overturn a jeep as well as capable of pushing over the Ranger's tower but it cannot move the rocks in front of it's cave, and during one pivotal scene an expert on the monster gives the heroine a book of legends concerning our beast (which incidentally is never referenced again) saying it took shaman 500 years to bury the evil in his cave, must just be because they couldn't catch him home because all that was needed was a baby gate in front of the entrance and he was screwed.
maybe the shaman smelled the soldier and fell in love with his dreams so he became what the soldier wanted so much to love, a boy, a sweet simple boy. a boy who would sing a silly love song to him, a boy who would wear his uniform, a boy would would kiss his hand BACK, a boy who would write back I LIKE YOU TOO. but because he wasn't a boy he had to leave.
However, Murphy gets a fresh start in IMAGINE THAT as estranged husband and father Evan Danielson, who has inexplicably become the patsy of a sham Native-American shaman in the Denver investment firm Evan's headlined for nine years.
Through a flashback, Stein explains to a random striptease dancer how an old & anonymous shaman handed him a peculiar amulet, and since then the sharks obey him.
Casper is an intelligent, grunt-free version of Tarzan who returns to the jungle after getting a psychic call "home" from his shaman friend.
And yet there he was, charisma and presence, the spell of a shaman inviting you one last time to dance the eternal chorus in the aura of his mystery and his smile.