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Among other North American tribes , we hear of the Powhatans refraining from doing harm to certain small woodbirds which received the souls of their chiefs ; 3 of Huron souls turning into turtle - doves after the burial of their bores ...
Among other North American tribes , we hear of the Powhatans refraining from doing harm to certain small woodbirds which received the souls of their chiefs ; 3 of Huron souls turning into turtle - doves after the burial of their bores ...
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Though seemingly not received by the early Aryans , the doctrine of migration was adopted and adapted by Hindu philosophy , and forms an integral part of that great system common to Brahmanism and Buddhism , wherein successive births or ...
Though seemingly not received by the early Aryans , the doctrine of migration was adopted and adapted by Hindu philosophy , and forms an integral part of that great system common to Brahmanism and Buddhism , wherein successive births or ...
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Whether the Buddhists receive the full Hindu doctrine of the migration of the individual soul from birth to birth ... for a time on account of the merit he has received in former births , but if he does not continue to keep the precepts ...
Whether the Buddhists receive the full Hindu doctrine of the migration of the individual soul from birth to birth ... for a time on account of the merit he has received in former births , but if he does not continue to keep the precepts ...
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In the last five or ten days of their year the Zoroastrians hold their feasts for departed relatives , when souls come back to the world to visit the living , and receive from them offerings of food and clothing .
In the last five or ten days of their year the Zoroastrians hold their feasts for departed relatives , when souls come back to the world to visit the living , and receive from them offerings of food and clothing .
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But the popular belief , that a tiger would devour the chiefs who permitted a violation of the sacred place , soon received the sort of confirmation which such beliefs receive everywhere , for a tiger killed two children a few days ...
But the popular belief , that a tiger would devour the chiefs who permitted a violation of the sacred place , soon received the sort of confirmation which such beliefs receive everywhere , for a tiger killed two children a few days ...
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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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