• Suruhånu or Suruhåna are people who function as herbal healers in some Pacific Island cultures. Such people exist on the island of Guam and are a result...
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    8, 2022. Shane Healy (July 19, 2022). "Attorneys argue over consent in suruhånu trial". Pacific Daily News. Retrieved November 8, 2022. "Charges Dropped...
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    There were also "makåhna" or "kakahna", shamans with magical powers and "'suruhånu" or "suruhåna", healers who used different kinds of plants and natural...
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    Marianas, particularly the Carolinian Refaluwasch. Traditional healers called suruhånu (or suruhåna for women) are still greatly respected for their knowledge...
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  • to be gentler spirits who aid local witch doctors, called suruhanas or suruhanus. Taotao Mo'na have been known to pinch, bruise, imitate voices and kidnap...
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  • used achaot as a go-between. There were also "makhanas" (shamans) and "suruhanus" (herb doctors), skilled in healing and medicine. Belief in spirits of...
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    manufacture, Måtan Guma' burial rituals, and preparation of herbal medicines by Suruhanu.[citation needed] Historically, the native people of Guam venerated the...
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    Hagåtña]." The sole medical providers on the island at this time were suruhånus and suruhånas, traditional CHamoru healers. Between August 1899 and July...
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