Sentence examples for mystical association from inspiring English sources
Convinced of the power of magick to enrich the lives of children and adults alike, in 2002, Zell-Ravenheart assembled the Grey Council (named originally after Gandalf the Grey, or a mystical association between the colour grey and magickal lore, depending on who you ask).
Convinced of the power of magick to enrich the lives of children and adults alike, in 2002 Zell-Ravenheart assembled the Grey Council (named originally after Gandalf the Grey, or a mystical association between the color gray and magickal lore, depending on whom you ask).
This mystical association toward the indigo plant, translated to the US and the slaves who worked on cotton in the Southern plantations, often singing dirge-like songs referred to as "the blues". The word "blue" was first used by Chaucer in about 1385, in his poem, Complaint of Mars.
There is also a very deep mystical association with tetanus that can make it difficult for communities to appreciate the casual relationship between birthing practices and the disease.
His disciples formed many affiliated mystical associations that spread throughout the Turkish world.
A spokeswoman for Schieffelin says palindromes "are found in many cultures, always with mystical associations, and often with hidden meanings".
A crystal ball in an iron stand rested on the table beside him, alongside a tube of Clarins hand cream, which I assumed was free of mystical associations.
Unlike the better-known socialist realism, with its crisp paeans to the proletariat, Volkisch art cultivated painterly effects to stir both Christian and pagan mystical associations, favoring peasant scenes and such themes as familial devotion and earth-mother fecundity.
Ms. Frecon has applied gold leaf to parts of her grid-based paintings, enhancing ecclesiastical and possibly mystical associations (though not in any of the paintings on view here).
It is an enclave rich with the same natural phenomena and mystical associations that inspired the poet Pindar, the Persian king Cambyses and Cleopatra to journey there.
Mystical connection, indeed.
