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CCLD02-056 - Fever and Body Ache

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In this recording, Mr. Tshering is explaining how he can do divination using the rosary. He can tell the direction of the place where a person has lost his soul, and who has taken his soul, using the rosary. The count of every rosary indicates a different direction, person, thing, and event that has led to fever and body ache. Tshering is a first-generation Tshangla speaker. His parents were Kurtöp. He is married to Dakpa women, on both occasions. This recording was made by Tashi Tshewang, a native of the Dakpa community of Thragom, Trashiyangtse, Bhutan.. Language as given:

Created: 2022-07-14

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