What are the unique customs of Shamanism that Manchu people believe in?

First, Shamanism believes in many gods, and they will arrange witchcraft activities for a long time, which may have become a means of survival for them.

Shamanism will choose a dance when it carries out witchcraft activities, which is called dancing to the gods. The highest god of shamanism is Tengger Singh, but in fact no one knows what the highest god is like, but in people's hearts, Tengger Singh is the most respected god in their hearts.

Second, shamanism mainly exists in some ethnic minorities in Northeast China, and some shaman wizards will help Karl by communicating with gods.

Shamans often communicate with gods. They always believe in the existence of God, which has become their religious belief. Shamans have a high position in their hearts, and they can convey the will of God. Shamans are actually determined by strict training and screening. They will also hold various religious ceremonies. It is said that shaman mage has three heads and six arms. There is a saying that wearing a mask is a god, and taking off a mask is a person. During the ceremony, they will wear all kinds of costumes and hold musical instruments in their hands, depicting all kinds of gods' patterns. Although now is the age of atheism, these patterns are worth preserving both in artistic value and literary value.

Third, in shamanism, shaman has a high position in society, which is equivalent to the head of religion and enjoys a high reputation among all ethnic groups.

Shamanism believes that the world is divided into three realms, the upper realm is heaven and the residence of the gods; Land is the middle boundary and the residence of human beings; Hell is the lower bound and the devil's residence. They believe that the fortunes of all things in this world are dominated by various ghosts and gods, and shaman is the bridge between man and god. They think shamans can help people pray to God and protect them. Shamanism often has various religious ceremonies, such as inviting and sending gods, and also carrying out some sacrifices or sacrificial activities.