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Shamanism in Nepal is characterized by a rich tradition of spiritual practices involving chants, rhythmic Drumming, and vibrant, colorful food offerings. Nepalese shamans, known as "Jhankris" or "Dhamis," often incorporate chants and mantras into their ceremonies. These vocalizations are intended to invoke and establish connections with the spiritual world. The chants, often sung in ancient languages, are considered vehicles to reach altered states of consciousness and facilitate communication with spiritual entities.
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The use of drums plays a central role in Nepalese