RELIGION IN THE TRIBAL ECO-SYSTEM

Authors

  • Johnson Vadakkumchery Poornodaya, Bhopal

Keywords:

TRIBAL, Religion, Evil, Cosmos, Jorswami, Pre-animism, Monotheism, Gondi

Abstract

It was the 28th day of field-work in Pandevahi village. I was living among the Madia Gond tribals. They belong to Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra. Early in the morning there was a great commotion; people were moving towards the house of the village panchayat member, Vijja Pandu Pungati. The cause of the commotion was his son, who got married just a month ago. The son and his wife were severely affected with fever and headache. Their sickness turned out to be a grave concern for the whole village.

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Kankati Motiram Gondi Dharma Darsan (in Hindi), Nagpur : Gondwana Vikas Mandal, 1989.

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Published

1992-06-30

How to Cite

Vadakkumchery, J. (1992). RELIGION IN THE TRIBAL ECO-SYSTEM. Journal of Dharma, 17(2), 85–97. Retrieved from https://dvkjournals.in/index.php/jd/article/view/1097