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In this way , the model of ancestors living in wrugbe provides , as Andrew Orta ( 2002 : 490 ) says of certain Aymara rituals in Bolivia , ' a local framework of copresence with the ancestors , a footing for lived history ...
In this way , the model of ancestors living in wrugbe provides , as Andrew Orta ( 2002 : 490 ) says of certain Aymara rituals in Bolivia , ' a local framework of copresence with the ancestors , a footing for lived history ...
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At junctions and streams in Kom , rituals were performed to ' block the dead from coming back to cause any harm to the living ' ( Ateh 1992 : 5 ) . The most common post - burial rituals , some of which continue today in some areas ...
At junctions and streams in Kom , rituals were performed to ' block the dead from coming back to cause any harm to the living ' ( Ateh 1992 : 5 ) . The most common post - burial rituals , some of which continue today in some areas ...
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These ceremonies were meant to reconcile the dead with living relatives who had committed a fault such as missing a death ceremony or not following the instructions of the dead . Traditionally , the ceremonies were only needed for ' big ...
These ceremonies were meant to reconcile the dead with living relatives who had committed a fault such as missing a death ceremony or not following the instructions of the dead . Traditionally , the ceremonies were only needed for ' big ...
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