Since strict rules and regulations guided religious consciousness,only the elite among Penobscot men could become shamans.

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Shamanic roles in many indigenous cultures, including the Penobscot, were not exclusively reserved for the elite but were often accessible to those who demonstrated particular spiritual aptitudes, visions, or healing abilities, regardless of their social status.

Since Strict Rules and Regulations Guided Religious Consciousness,only the Elite