Sentence examples for make offering to from inspiring English sources

Instead, pilgrims make offering to sacred stones from Mount Rinjani, the volcano that dominates the island.

Come and make offerings to him and listen to the Dhamma.

Chinese make offerings to gods of the hearth and wealth and to ancestors.

During the Japanese festival of Bon (Obon), two altars are constructed, one to make offerings to the spirits of dead ancestors and the other to make offerings to the souls of those dead who have no peace.

In parts of India, people trooped to temples to make offerings to appease the angry sea-goddess.

The stage we observe has a shrine on our left, where characters sometimes make offerings to gods.

To maintain them, devotees will have to make offerings to them twice a day, seven days a week.

In a tradition that is centuries old, Japanese make offerings to the gods in hopes of having healthy children.

When this failed, he suggested that they make offerings to Yahweh at the edge of the Egyptian border.

But on the third day following the new moon, they make offerings to the guardian spirits (emandwa), and they also make offerings at the shrines of ancestors (emizimu) of up to three generations back.

During Samhain, the Druid festival devoted to the ancestors, Ms. Hopman will "make offerings to the oak tree" from her garden: dried lavender, rose petals, fruits, mushrooms.