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North American Indians of the Algonquin districts , when little children died ,
would bury them by the wayside , that their souls might enter into mothers
passing by , and so be born again . In North - West America , among the Tacullis ,
we hear ...
North American Indians of the Algonquin districts , when little children died ,
would bury them by the wayside , that their souls might enter into mothers
passing by , and so be born again . In North - West America , among the Tacullis ,
we hear ...
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... enter into other bodies of men and animals , going in and out like the inhabitant
of a house . In old times , they say , men existed in the forms of birds , beasts ,
and fishes , or these had the spirits of the Indians in their bodies ; some think that
...
... enter into other bodies of men and animals , going in and out like the inhabitant
of a house . In old times , they say , men existed in the forms of birds , beasts ,
and fishes , or these had the spirits of the Indians in their bodies ; some think that
...
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America , we find Indians believing the spirits of their dead to enter into bears ,
and travellers have heard of a tribe begging ... walrusmeat , which the angekok
had forbidden her for a time , because her late husband had entered into a
walrus .
America , we find Indians believing the spirits of their dead to enter into bears ,
and travellers have heard of a tribe begging ... walrusmeat , which the angekok
had forbidden her for a time , because her late husband had entered into a
walrus .
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Thus we hear among the Dayaks of Borneo of the human soul entering the trunks
of trees , where it may be seen damp and ... men and childless women are eaten
eternally by worms and snakes , while the good enter into fruit - bearing trees .
Thus we hear among the Dayaks of Borneo of the human soul entering the trunks
of trees , where it may be seen damp and ... men and childless women are eaten
eternally by worms and snakes , while the good enter into fruit - bearing trees .
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... so that if dislodged they may become better off by entering into the bodies of
men or beasts . Moreover , the Brahmanic doctrine of souls transmigrating into
inert things has in like manner a bearing on the savage theory of object - souls .
... so that if dislodged they may become better off by entering into the bodies of
men or beasts . Moreover , the Brahmanic doctrine of souls transmigrating into
inert things has in like manner a bearing on the savage theory of object - souls .
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| Title | Primitive Culture: Researches Into the Development of Mythology, Philosophy, Religion, Languages, Art and Customs, Volume 2 Primitive Culture: Researches Into the Development of Mythology, Philosophy, Religion, Languages, Art and Customs, Sir Edward Burnett Tylor |
| Author | Sir Edward Burnett Tylor |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | H. Holt, 1877 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Oct 2008 |
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