Sentence examples for sacred dancing from inspiring English sources
According to mythological tradition, sacred dancing had its beginning in the dancing of a female deity.
Warm, sacred, dancing us to the end of love; young passions, old bodies, a rare and gracious farewell.
Some worshiped God as both Father and Mother, others went in for sacred dancing, others proposed heterodox interpretations of baptism, and so on.
Many villages of the Scheduled Tribes have a dancing floor, a sacred grove (sarna) where worship is offered by a village priest, and a bachelor's dormitory (dhumkuria).
We'd found a sort of sacred fire to gather around, dancing and grinning.
Bowing down to Lord and King as what we name sacred and divine, rather than dancing with each other in the wind of YyyyHhhhWwwwHhhh, the Interbreath of life.
Each of these days is celebrated in ways sacred and profane: with music, food, dancing and copious amounts of tequila.
The festival's aesthetics reflect ingrained New Orleans habits and tastes: for horn sections, for two-fisted piano, for wry voices, for dancing, for permeable boundaries between sacred and secular.
From samba dancing to bathing in a sacred river, each festival offers visitors a unique, once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Just as if I'd been attending a mass, a lot of the rhetoric went over my head, and I was glad when the sacred circle was disbanded for more maypole dancing.
Just like if I'd been attending a mass, a lot of the rhetoric went over my head, and I was glad when the sacred circle was disbanded for more maypole dancing. .
