1. What's the "spiritual realm" from the viewpoint of the theory philosophy of religion? 2. What would a shaman say about the interface between the spiritual and the material world?

3. What is the idea of meaning in the viewpoint of a shaman?

Answer and Explanation:

1. the spiritual realm for the philosophy of religion is an environment that is not mathematical, that is, it has no material and where the laws of physics and mathematics do not apply. This world is controlled by the spirits and only they can have access to this place, however, the spirits can interact with the physical world in which we live and can cause both good and bad actions.

2. The shaman would believe that the interface between the spiritual and material world is a very fragile element and that it must be maintained to promote balance between the two worlds, limiting the passage of spirits to the material world and preventing the passage of human matter to the spiritual world. It is important to maintain this interface so that there are no problems in either world.

3. From the point of view of a Shaman, meaning is an idea that brings answers to questions closely linked to the soul of each person, meaning promotes a balance between body, soul and spirit and allows someone to live in fullness and abundance.

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