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Christ returns from the jungle : ayahuasca religion as mystical healing / by Marc G. Blainey.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Blainey, Marc Gordon, author.
Series:
SUNY series in transpersonal and humanistic psychology.
SUNY Series in Transpersonal and Humanistic Psychology
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Religion and culture--Europe.
Religion and culture.
Santo Daime (Cult)--Europe.
Santo Daime (Cult).
Cultural pluralism--Europe.
Cultural pluralism.
Europe--Religion--21st century.
Europe.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (564 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Other Title:
Ayahuasca religion as mystical therapy
Place of Publication:
Albany : State University of New York Press, 2021.
Summary:
An in-depth, ethnographic study of the transnational expansion of Santo Daime, a mystical religious tradition organized around sacramental ingestion of the mind-altering ayahuasca beverage.
Contents:
Intro
Contents
List of Illustrations
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I: Framing and Tackling the Question: Why Santo Daime in Europe?
Chapter 1 Introduction
Ethnographic Contexts
The Santo Daime Family in Europe
Allures of the Ayahuasca Experience
Chapter 2 How the Outsider Can Understand Daimista Insiders
Ethnophenomenology and Existential Anthropology
Fitting in as an Ethnographer
Answering the Research Problem
Part II: From Amazonia with Love
Chapter 3 Tracing Origins
Traditional and Novel Ayahuasca Practices in South America
Ethnobotany of Ayahuasca
Indigenous Entheogen Use in the Present Day
Ayahuasca Tourism
Mestizo Ayahuasca Innovations
Emergence and Expansion of the "Ayahuasca Religions"
Rubber Migrations: Global and Local
History of Santo Daime
Chapter 4 The Current State of Santo Daime Studies: Brazil and Beyond
Chapter 5 Passage to "Heaven" of Mapiá
Part III: Back to the Old World
Chapter 6 Santo Daime and the Re‑Enchantment of Europe
Religious Modernity in Europe
Transnational Developments of Santo Daime
Chapter 7 National Profiles
Spain
Portugal
Germany
The Netherlands
Italy
United Kingdom
Ireland
Austria
Greece
Finland
Czech Republic
Switzerland
France
Belgium
Part IV: Santo Daime "Works"
Chapter 8 Framework for Curing the Ego
Inside the Ritual Space
Music and the Ethical Lyrics of Daime Hymns
Chapter 9 Eclectic Symbolisms of Santo Daime Ideology
Outside the Ritual Space: Supplementary Trends
Confronting and Reforming Egoic Anxiety
Chapter 10 Being‑in‑the‑Astral: An Auto‑Ethnography of Ethnophenomenology
Part V: The Mystical Technology of Santo Daime Rituals
Chapter 11 A Key to Solutions
Fardados' Domain of "Sacred Plants"
Therapeutic Functions of a Sacred Technology.
Chapter 12 Fardados' Conception of Santo Daime as a Mystical Path
Awakening or Conversion
Self‑Knowledge or Purgation
Illumination
Surrender, or the Dark Night
Union
Part VI: Fardados' Existential Values
Chapter 13 Timeless Wisdom
European Fardados' Domain of Great Spiritual Teachers
First in Both Belgian and European Freelists: Jesus Christ (7-5 BCE-30-33 CE)
Second in Belgian / Third in European Freelist: Gautama Buddha (c. 566-486 BCE)
Third in Belgian / Second in European Freelist: Mestre Irineu (1890-1971 CE)
Fourth in Belgian / Tied for Tenth in European Freelist: Mohandas Gandhi (1869-1948 CE)
Thirty‑second in Belgian / Fourth in European Freelist: Osho (1931-1990 CE)
Thirteenth in Belgian / Eighth in European Freelist: Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895-1986 CE)
Seventh in Belgian / Seventy‑fourth in European Freelist: Krishna (? BCE)
Fifth in Belgian / Sixth in European Freelist: Padrinho Sebastião (1920-1990 CE)
Twenty‑ninth in Belgian / Ninth in European Freelist: John the Baptist (BCE-32 CE)
Thirty‑eighth in Belgian / Seventh in European Freelist: Pd. Alfredo (1950-present)
Sixth in Belgian / Twenty‑third in European Freelist: Mohammed (570-632 CE)
Eighth in Belgian / Tied for Tenth in European Freelist: Virgin Mary (BCE-1st century CE)
Ninth in Belgian / Fifth in European Freelist: Dalai Lama (1935-present)
Tenth in Belgian / Eighty‑ninth in European Freelist: Eckhart Tolle (1948-present)
Delving Deeper into the Belgian Sample
Chapter 14 The Aims of Santo Daime Perennialism
Beyond Egocentricity: Cosmic Consciousness as the Primary Objective in Daime
Part VII: Applying Anthropology to public Debates About Ayahuasca
Chapter 15 The Cosmopolitics of Entheogenic Healing
A Word on Risk Management and Conflict Resolution
Entheogens and Post‑Secular Cosmopolitics.
Chapter 16 Closing Remarks: Toward Mutual Respect and Toleration
Appendices
Appendix I Glossary of Portuguese Santo Daime Terms
Appendix II Liturgical Calendar of Santo Daime
Appendix III Master List of Sacred Plants (Europe‑wide Sample)
Appendix IV Master List of Great Spiritual Teachers (Belgian Sample)
Appendix V Master List of Great Spiritual Teachers (Europe‑wide Sample)
Appendix VI Triad Test Results and Statistics
Notes
Bibliography
Index.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
9781438483153
1438483155
OCLC:
1257548939

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