Australijskie ceremonie ognia. Ogień w religii Warlpiri
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Data publikacji: 23.07.2014
Studia Religiologica, 2014, Tom 47, Numer 1, s. 33-47
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Australijskie ceremonie ognia. Ogień w religii Warlpiri
During fire ceremonies in various Australian communities, long torches constructed from poles wrapped in flammable leaves are used. For the Warlpiri, their significance is associated with the symbolism of fire, contrasted with water represented by the form of the rainbow serpent. The founding myths of the ceremony are based on using fire to limit the power of water by way of bloodshed. Various forms of the use of fire and the connected symbolism for the Warlpiri point to reference to dancers, and the torches they hold to the Milky Way (Yiwarra). The main symbol of this in the ritual is a sacred construction in the form of a cross, known as wanigi.
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Informacje: Studia Religiologica, 2014, Tom 47, Numer 1, s. 33-47
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Australijskie ceremonie ognia. Ogień w religii Warlpiri
Australian Fire Ceremonies. Fire in the Warlpiri Religion
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Publikacja: 23.07.2014
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