Eike Hinz desconfianza conduce a la muerte
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PLATE 31: The diviner discusses the problems, inter alia the question of opening a bakery, with the client family from Soloma. (1983). PLATE 32: The diviner’s attention and concentration are visible while he is listening to the clients. The layout has been counted once. Two seeds are set aside, possibly representing persons, problems or other items. See Ch. 4.1 (Point 1). 25 centavos are placed on the table as payment. (1983). PLATE 33: The diviner gives an explication. (1983). PLATE 34: The diviner interprets the layout of the seeds of the coral tree for the client family from San Pedro Soloma. (1983). PLATE 35: The diviner listens to a family from Soloma. Problem: The possible success of opening a bakery. (1983). PLATE 36: The diviner is counting the row. 25 centavos are placed on the table as payment. Two + one seeds seem to be put aside (see Ch. 4.1, Point 1). (1983). PLATE 37: This consultation for a client family from San Pedro Soloma is complex. It lasted longer than one hour. It looks as if we are dealing with two separate rows to be counted here. The rest is visible as a third set (right). The diviner is counting one row. Another client is waiting for his divination. (1983). PLATE 38: The client family during a divination session in the diviner’s house. The family is from Soloma. The wife is joking with the toddler. (1983). PLATE 39: This divination shows the diviner shortly before his death. The diviner interprets the layout of the seeds of the coral tree. The row may have been counted three times. The client was Eike H. presenting an existential problem. (A. Koechert 1984). PLATE 40b: A family cross in one of the diviner’s abandoned huts in Jolomhuitz. Note the flower, the arch over the table and the incense burners. (1981). The diviner prayed in front of this cross obviously in connection with the confession ment‐ ioned above. The case might also imply the confession observed on June 11, 1981. PLATE 40a: View of Jolomhuitz: houses, fields and forest. 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