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Umbanda

Umbanda (.mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}Portuguese pronunciation: ) is a religion that emerged in Brazil during the 1920s. Deriving largely from Spiritism, it also combines elements from…

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Umbanda

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Triples323
Avg. degree1.99
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related to background · 40
Umbanda → African, African-derived, Africans, Afro-Brazilian, Afro-Brazilians, American, Amid, Atlantic, Auguste Comte, Bahia, Brazil, Brazil's, Brazil's Spiritists, Brazilian, Brazilian Spiritist, Brazilian Spiritist Federation, Brown, Candomblé, Christian, Different
related to After the Second World War · 27
Umbanda → African-focused Umbandist Spiritist Federation, Africanised, Although, Argentina, Attila Nunes, Brazil, Brazil's, Brazilian, Catholic, For, From, In, Paraguay, Pentecostalism, Rio, Rio's, Roman Catholic Church, Second Vatican Council, Silva Pinto, Spiritism
related to Relation to Afro-Brazilian religions · 24
Umbanda → Africanist, Africanized Umbanda, Afro-Brazilian, Afro-Brazilian Umbanda, Batuque, Brown, Candomblé, Clean Umbanda, Diana Brown, Groups, In, In Rio, Janeiro, Lindsay Hale, Most Umbandist, Omolocô, Porto Alegre, Pure Umbanda, She, Spiritist
related to Definitions · 22
Umbanda → Additional, Afro-Brazilian, Asian, Buddhism, Candomblé, Espiritismo, Formed, Hinduism, It, Janeiro, Judaism, Much, Portuguese, Reflecting, Rio, Roman Catholicism, Santo Daime, Several, Spiritism, The
related to Foundation · 22
Umbanda → According, African, Afro-Brazilian, Caboclo, Caboclo Seven Crossroads, Centro Espírita Nossa Senhora, His, Janeiro, Mercy, Moraes, Niterói, Our Lady, Piedade, Rio, Sete Encruzilhadas, Spiritism Center, Spiritist, There, This, Umbanda's
related to Orixás · 21
Umbanda → African-oriented Umbandistas, Although, At, Brazil, Candomblé, Candomblé's, For Umbandistas, God's, Instead, Ketu, Like God, Many Umbandistas, Nagô, The, There, They, Umbanda's, Umbandistas, West Africa, White Umbandist
related to Beliefs · 19
Umbanda → Africa, Africanised, Atlantis, Aztecs, Brazil, Brown, China, Egypt, In, Incas, India, Others, Some, Sub-Saharan African, Theosophy, These, Umbanda's, Umbandistas, Various Umbandistas
related to Exús and pombagiras · 18
Umbanda → African-oriented, Christian, Christian-derived, Devil, Exú, Exús, Friday, In, In Umbanda, Interpretations, Lucifer, Quimbanda, Satan, The, These, They, Umbandistas, Yoruba
related to Mediumship · 16
Umbanda → According, Brown, Central, Developing, From, Most Umbandist, Novice, Often, Several, She, They, To, Umbandist, Umbandista, Umbandistas, While
related to Demographics · 15
Umbanda → Although, Brazil, Brazil's, Brazilian, Brown, Diana Brown, Hale, In, Latin America, The, These, Umbandist, Umbandistas, United States, Uruguay

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often umbandistas also umbandist spirits may afro-brazilian candomblé orixás mediums spiritism religion groups spirit called practitioners brazil sometimes de although

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compulsive behavioursinstance ofcausing the latter problems0.80text
or addictioninstance ofcausing the latter problems0.80text
access to doctorsinstance ofoffering their members social welfare services0.80text
dentists or burial fundsinstance ofoffering their members social welfare services0.80text
aromatherapyinstance ofMany Umbandist groups have also embraced New Age practices0.80text
crystal healinginstance ofMany Umbandist groups have also embraced New Age practices0.80text
numerologyinstance ofMany Umbandist groups have also embraced New Age practices0.80text
tarot cartomancyinstance ofMany Umbandist groups have also embraced New Age practices0.80text
reikiinstance ofMany Umbandist groups have also embraced New Age practices0.80text
and chakra realignmentinstance ofMany Umbandist groups have also embraced New Age practices0.80text
Umbandarelated to After the Second World WarThe0.60section

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