ashipu
igqira
medicine man
shaman
Egyptian deity
laibon
ojha
pawang
ponghee
curandero
balian
murti
samana
jhakri
Dharma
saddhu
sadhu
robemaker
ritualizer
bonze
Vaishnava
Alaunus
piai
powwow
Jambhala
gyelong
Myōken
Ningishzida
witch doctor
Syrian
theophany
anthropolater
hierographer
santon
Vairocana
babaylan
roshi
gosain
baba
shamanesque
Norse deity
Dian Cecht
piatza
spirit man
Phrygian deity
religious person
weedwoman
devoter
lama
maechi
Maitreya
bomoh
dongba
healing
chela
ritualist
dukun
kumbhanda
Jagannath
Jagannatha
fakir
medicine woman
spaeman
fakeer
getsul
Juggernaut
faquir
faqir
divine
Jagganath
religtard
curer
Hubal
tjaty
leech
frater
cowl
bacchant
religist
Siva
Shiva
Roman deity
hanuman
dothead
Presbytes entellus
Enlightened One
bhakt
Marduk
entellus
Utug
Rhibhus
Semnopithecus entellus
Celtic deity
Ribhus
Utu

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