Religious activities of Tibetan folk customs

Religious activities: Lopa people believe that the all-inclusive universe is dominated by ghosts and gods. In all aspects of production and life, wizards are often invited to explore gods and ask ghosts. There are two kinds of wizards: Liu Mi the soothsayer and Niubu the ghost worshiper. "Liu Mi" kills the chicken to get the liver, and judges good or ill luck, wealth, separation, longevity, wealth, decline, abundance and regret, what ghosts and gods have been offended, and what kind of sacrifice is needed from the liver's color, fineness, light and dark, concave and convex, flat and flat, as well as the straight and curved direction and end point of the vein. "Niu Bu" not only has the function of "Liu Mi", but also uses prayers, spells, simulated actions, sacrifices and divination to help people avoid bad luck and gain benefits. In addition to exorcising ghosts for patients and praying for the dead, wizards also host various witchcraft activities such as clan or village sacrifices and divine judgments. Barrow people believe that the soul is not firmly attached to the human body. Therefore, after practicing witchcraft, the wizard put a wool and three beads around the patient's neck to stabilize the soul and avoid being lured and hooked away by ghosts. Among the Barrow people, all the family members who have been killed or killed others, or even accidentally killed totem animals such as tigers, leopards, snakes, bison and otters, should hold corresponding soul-sending ceremonies to show their repression. It is believed that only by driving away or simulating witchcraft can the family be safe.