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- Nagual abstract "In Mesoamerican folk religion, a Nagual or Nahual (both pronounced [na'wal]) is a human being who has the power to transform either spiritually or physically into an animal form: most commonly jaguar and puma but also other animals such as a donkeys, birds, or dogs and coyotes.Such a Nagual is believed to use their powers for good or evil according to their personality. Specific beliefs vary, but the general concept of nagualism is pan-Mesoamerican. Nagualism is linked with pre-Columbian shamanistic practices through Preclassic Olmec depictions which are interpreted as human beings transforming themselves into animals. The system is linked with the Mesoamerican calendrical system, used for divination rituals. The birth date often determines if a person will be a Nagual. Mesoamerican belief in tonalism, wherein every person has an animal counterpart to which his life force is linked, is also part of the definition of nagualism. In English the word is often translated as \"transforming witch\", but translations without the negative connotations of the word witch would be \"transforming trickster\" or \"shape shifter\".".
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- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Archaeology.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Bat.
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- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Bronze_Age.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Carlos_Castaneda.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Category:Aztec_mythology_and_religion.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Category:Guatemalan_folklore.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Category:Latin_American_folklore.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Category:Maya_legendary_creatures.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Category:Maya_mythology_and_religion.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mexican_folklore.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Category:Shamanism_of_the_Americas.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Category:Shapeshifting.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Category:Werewolves.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Category:Witchcraft.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Cougar.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Coyote.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Daniel_Garrison_Brinton.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Dog.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Donkey.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Epic_of_Gilgamesh.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Ethnology.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Familiar_spirit.
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- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Fowler_Museum_at_UCLA.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Guardian_angel.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Huay_Chivo.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Huli_jing.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Jaguar.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Jakaltek_people.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Kiche_people.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Linguistics.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Mesoamerican_calendars.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Mesoamerican_religion.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Mixe_people.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Mixtec.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Nagual.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Nahua_peoples.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Nahuatl.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Neoshamanism.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Owl.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Popol_Vuh.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Pre-Columbian_era.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Qeqchi_people.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Shapeshifting.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Skin-walker.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Tezcatlipoca.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Therianthropy.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Tonal_(mythology).
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Tonalli.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Totem.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Trickster.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Turkey.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Tutelary_deity.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Tzeltal_people.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Wayob.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Were-jaguar.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Werecat.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Werewolf.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Witchcraft.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Zapotec_peoples.
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLink Zoque_people.
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- Nagual wikiPageWikiLinkText "Nagual".
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLinkText "Nahual".
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLinkText "Nahualism".
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLinkText "disguise".
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLinkText "guardian spirit".
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLinkText "nagual".
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLinkText "nahual".
- Nagual wikiPageWikiLinkText "nawal".
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- Nagual subject Category:Aztec_mythology_and_religion.
- Nagual subject Category:Guatemalan_folklore.
- Nagual subject Category:Latin_American_folklore.
- Nagual subject Category:Maya_legendary_creatures.
- Nagual subject Category:Maya_mythology_and_religion.
- Nagual subject Category:Mexican_folklore.
- Nagual subject Category:Shamanism_of_the_Americas.
- Nagual subject Category:Shapeshifting.
- Nagual subject Category:Werewolves.
- Nagual subject Category:Witchcraft.
- Nagual hypernym Being.
- Nagual type Drug.
- Nagual type Redirect.
- Nagual comment "In Mesoamerican folk religion, a Nagual or Nahual (both pronounced [na'wal]) is a human being who has the power to transform either spiritually or physically into an animal form: most commonly jaguar and puma but also other animals such as a donkeys, birds, or dogs and coyotes.Such a Nagual is believed to use their powers for good or evil according to their personality. Specific beliefs vary, but the general concept of nagualism is pan-Mesoamerican.".
