How did Buryat shamans take part in ceremonies after a child was born?
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ShamanismKorean shamans, or mudang, performing a ritual dance in South Korea.
Among the Buryat people, shamans perform libations following the birth of a child. These rituals are conducted with the specific intent of soothing the infant to prevent crying and to facilitate its healthy development.1
