What is the practice of shamanism?

In this sense, shamanism is a relationship-based practice of making changes in invisible realms to impact healing, of individuals or communities, in the realm of ordinary reality. For some peoples, such shamanic practice is part of their dominant culture, for others it is directly contradictory.

What religion is shamanism associated with?

Shamanism is part of the indigenous Ainu religion and Japanese religion of Shinto, although Shinto is distinct in that it is shamanism for an agricultural society. Since the early middle-ages Shinto has been influenced by and syncretized with Buddhism and other elements of continental East Asian culture.

Where is Korean shamanism practiced?

northern Korea