Is "natural" jewelry related to shamanism idolatry?
Someone asked me to promote a website that sells jewelry, bags, and more from "nature."
Which are somehow related to "wisdom," energies, etc. learned from shamanism.
When I asked the guy, he said it's not belief in gods or idolatry, they believe in God.
Although I see that there are products out there that were supposedly created with the help of a shamanic text using all kinds of plants (maybe drugs)
Here is the website address
https://www.wildmatterarts.com
The question is whether this is not idolatry and whether it is permissible to promote such a thing.
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The main problem I see here is aiding theft and working on people's eyes. From the artistic dimension, I don't think there's any problem. If people buy because it's beautiful to them, that's perfectly fine. But if they buy for medicine and the like – in my opinion, that shouldn't be done.
By the way, according to Maimonides, the prohibition in the law is not to be stupid and think about foolish things that have power. According to this, theft and the law are the same.
If it's about drugs, then I would be wary of it.
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