Sentence examples for practice chanting from inspiring English sources

Through the grace of my time in Chapel, I am already experiencing a sense of reunion in my own practice as a Hindu, as I feel distinctly at home again worshiping in the temple of Radha-Krishna at The Bhakti Center, and in my own daily mantra meditation practice, chanting the names of God.

The Dolphins' preseason began with the none-too-promising scene of fans at a practice chanting for a quarterback the team tried and failed to acquire in earshot of the current quarterback.

Minutes later, wearing the hats from their new uniforms that declared them Mid-Atlantic champions, the boys on the Harlem team marched to the day's second practice chanting in Spanish: "We're going to win, say it again.

The accompaniment of the mentors to observe the Sen Huen ritual and practice of some chapters are two key elements of transmission as they are processes for integrating theory and (i.e., learning the Sen Huen ritual manuscripts, memorizing, and practicing chanting each chapter out loud) and practice (i.e., assisting the mentors to conduct some chapters during the course of the Sen Huen ritual).

There are ragged practice chants that at first he can't make out.

At practice, chants of "Where's Brett?" and "We Want Favre!" and "Bring Back Brett!" went up at various intervals, even during the team's final huddle at the end of practice.

Poch'ŏngyo, (Korean: "Universal Religion"), indigenous Korean religion, also popularly called Humch'igyo from the distinctive practice of chanting humch'i, a word said to have mystical significance.

The second great mystery is the daimoku, the "title" of the sutra; Nichiren instituted the devotional practice of chanting the phrase "Namu myōhō renge kyō" ("I devote myself to the Lotus Sutra of the Wonderful Law").

The north London club has sent a questionnaire to fans to ask if the practice or chanting terms including "Yid", "Yid Army" or "Yiddos", should cease.

As I started a daily practice of chanting this mantra, I felt fully alive and vibrant.

According to Mukunda Goswami, speaking in a 1982 interview with Harrison, Dylan became a regular visitor to the Los Angeles Radha Krishna temple and embraced the practice of chanting.