Sentence examples similar to go to commune from inspiring English sources

A list of book release events in several US cities for Memento Mori can be found here.

During vaccination days, we ourselves divided into small teams to go to communes.

It seems when we go within to commune with the Divine, we enter a vast new frontier with infinite potential.

Go to beautiful natural places to commune with nature together.

His walks, sometimes taken in conjunction with a festival or occasion, like the solstice, are his art: he picks an untouristed path, packs a camera and a journal and goes off to commune with nature.

And instead of dressing as something resurrected from the dead, as you might in the States and Canada on Halloween, they go to the cemeteries to directly commune with the deceased.

Go to a café and commune with those who are elsewhere.

Later, after reading an article in the San Francisco Examiner, Ryan declared his intention to go to Jonestown, an agricultural commune in Guyana where Jim Jones and roughly 1,000 Temple members resided.

You would go to some of these communes and you thought maybe it was the remains of a decoration for some holiday and in fact it was toilet paper going on for acres.' This sense of the absurdity of the liberal 'charmed aristocracy' has been Wolfe's most consistent theme.

Looking forward We went to every commune of Gitega province to sensitise the local authorities and communities to the upcoming changes.

Who needs "poise" when you can go to medical school or join a commune?