In Australian Aboriginal culture, the shaman did all of the following except:

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In Australian Aboriginal culture, the role of the shaman (often referred to as a "clever man" or "clever woman" in some communities) included healing illnesses, claiming to read minds or communicate with the spiritual world, and constructing or narrating the tribe's origins and cosmology. However, forbidding other members of the clan to cast spells was not typically a function attributed to the shaman. The spiritual and cultural practices were communal and knowledge was shared, though certain rituals and knowledge might be restricted to specific individuals based on their roles, gender, or level of initiation.

In Australian Aboriginal Culture, the Shaman Did All of the Following