By the early 16th century, this style of poetry, generally known as ilâhî ("divine"), was practiced by such sheikh-poets as İbrahim Gülşeni and his son Gülşenîzâde Hayali as well as Muslihiddin Merkez, Muhiddin Uftade, Seyyid Seyfullah Nizamoğlu, and Aziz Mahmud Hüdâyî.
Add in that Socrates calls the diviner's practice a technê (538e; cf. 531b) and this dialogue seems to be implying that an activity can be both legitimately professional and the result of divine possession.
Jesus taught us how to practice divine compassion.
My divine self-care practice helps me create a sacred space in my life and in my business.
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This resulted in Shrine Shintō becoming the national faith under the Imperial family, maintaining its divine status, cultic practices, and priesthood, but leaving Buddhism free to propagate its dharma ("teaching") in its own way.
Rather, Jesus-following Jews and Jews who did not follow Jesus lived on a cultural map in which beliefs, such as that in a second divine being, and practices, such as keeping kosher or maintaining the Sabbath, were widely and variably distributed.
The mystical and devotional possibilities of the Krishna legend are subordinated to religious practice; the divine sport and wonderful feats of this youthful hero are interpreted symbolically and allegorically.
If we are doing yoga without that divine search, without the practice of that alchemical transformation, well, in fact, we are not doing yoga at all.
Blanton explains, "this ethnography explores the specific ways efficacious prayer and other practices of divine communication are experienced and understood when the sound of prayer is 'heard' by the artificial ear of the microphone, amplified by the mechanical mouth of the loudspeaker, and communicated across vast expenses through 'wireless' apparati" (10).
