Sentence examples for sacred passage from inspiring English sources

Western society's fast-paced healthcare environment conditions us to view death as a physiological event and a failure [ 4, 5] rather than a natural part of the human lifecycle and a sacred passage of a life [ 1, 6].

It is no wonder that all the major world religions have sacred passages about bees.

But walk through the hallowed passages of a majestic temple or kneel at the foot of an ancient tomb, and you may feel the sacred to be an almost palpable force. .

Having children has, in recent years, been elevated to a sacred rite of passage.

The OED defines mantra as "a sacred text or passage", with mantras as its plural.

A Blessingway is more of a ceremonial celebration that honors the mother and baby and focuses on the birth as a sacred rite of passage.

Among bottoms, learning the art and science of douching using an enema, syringe or hose to flush out the rectal cavity before getting rammed to high heaven is a sacred rite of passage.

Among bottoms, learning the art and science of douching using an enema, syringe, or hose to flush out the rectal cavity before getting rammed to high heaven is a sacred rite of passage.

Similarly, one should not criticize contemporary religions on the basis of problematic passages within their sacred texts, if those problematic passages have been rejected or nullified.

Many sacred texts contain problematic passages (i.e. passages which endorse morally repugnant ideas and practices).

The sacred word: EGO – Closing passage of Ayn Rand's Anthem I got the job of interviewing Rush because I was the only one on NME who knew who Ayn Rand was – simple as that.