Sentence examples for sacred connection from inspiring English sources
Although the kimi exercised both secular and sacred functions, it seems that their primary focus was a priestly one, based on a sacred connection with Mount Miwa.
Cats have long been linked to spirituality, with Ancient Egyptians worshipping them for their sacred connection to Bastet, a goddess of protection and warfare.
Nor do physicians have to revert back to working 18 hours per day, 7 days per week to rebuild that sacred connection.
The restoration of the sacred connection to each other and our human purpose will not come by the politics of the now.
Earth-based spiritual systems have always taught that sexuality is our sacred connection to Source; the wisdom is simply re-emerging in our times.
"The River is Flowing" reminds us of our sacred connection to nature and the water that flows through our own bodies.
There are many who swear by The Notebook (2004), although as Hollywood continues to drive the Nicholas Sparks bandwagon into the ground, even Rachel McAdams poked some sly fun in Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris, where she questioned the sacred Sparksian connection between romance and rain: "What's wonderful about getting wet?" What heresy!
"These are people with no sacred place, no connection, no culture," she said.
But to the ancients, yoga was a sacred spirit-body connection.
The U.S. cannot wrap its collective head around the American Indian devotion to the land, to mountains, to rivers, to animals and plants as being sacred, or the connection to ancestors and burial grounds.
Unlike other religions dominant in the U.S., many Native beliefs are site-specific, holding certain lands and natural formations to be sacred points of connection to the ancestors and the spirit worlds.
