Examples of using Animistic in English and their translations into Spanish
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aboriginal peoples of the archipelago(Guanches) was a belief of animistic and polytheistic type, with a strong presence of astral cult.
The maturity of the lowest point of the spiritual is similar to that of the highest point of the animistic lying below it.
The largely animistic and polytheistic religions there offered little
the homeland of animistic nomads that survived between the cold mountains of Guadarrama
Only those bodies among them were developed towards ennoblement into which spirit-germs had entered instead of animistic animal souls.
The ancient Japanese Shinto, which Bastiaans recently came into contact with, is, like all animistic religions, based on the same idea.
based around rotational farming and animistic beliefs.
The population was 67 per cent Buddhist and 20 per cent animistic, but also included Christians,
Even after the penetration of Islam into Minangkabau society in the 16th century, animistic beliefs were not extinguished.
This animistic belief constitutes the leitmotiv to experience the impact of Nature in the Udege communities across one of the last remains of shamanism: the Russian Far East hunter's culture.
During this time the child, which can impact its environment fully only through its animistic part but not through its spiritual core,
It is polytheistic and animistic, with a belief in many deities
According to the nature of their activity the Primordially Created Elementals in the Animistic have male and female forms,
the triumph of civilized Judeo-Christian rationality over feeling-thinking animistic barbarism.
is characterized by the inclusion of shamanic and animistic traditions within its practice and teachings.
The Spiritual, as well as the Animistic, can only form
muscular and animistic, like compatriot Andrei Konchalovsky's in his epic Siberiade.
in the Ethereal as well as in the Animistic and Spiritual Worlds.
gathering societies At this stage of evolution religion was animistic, as all of nature was seen as being infused with a spirit
based around rotational farming(also called swidden cultivation or“slash and burn”) and animistic beliefs.