Sentence examples for spiritually significant from inspiring English sources

And finally, how, if at all, have these spiritually significant journeys altered your secular travels?

It wasn't Pulp Fiction this time, but the original Nokia ringtone, shattering the most spiritually significant moment of my year.

One of the theories surrounding the mystery of Machu Picchu is that it was a sacred site, aligning perfectly with other spiritually significant mountains during solstices and equinoxes.

Two-thirds of the participants rated the psilocybin session among the top five most spiritually significant experiences of their lives; a third ranked it at the top.

In both Buddhism and Christianity, bells are consecrated before being used liturgically, and in East Asia the fading tone of the bell is considered spiritually significant.

Dja Dja Wurrung elder Murray says he has made repeated formal requests to the British Museum for the return of three culturally and spiritually significant pieces of bark art.

The term suggests there are Anglican churches outside of England grouped into a spiritually and politically significant whole with agreed beliefs and some kind of chain of command, but there isn't.

Athanasius of Alexandria, the 4th century's most significant bishop spiritually and in terms of ecclesiastical politics, wrote the Life of St. Antony, which described the eremitic (hermit) life in the desert and the awesome struggle of ascetics with demons as the model of the life of Christian perfection.

What is numerically significant is becoming spiritually moribund.

That is important spiritually and culturally".

Egyptian souks are even peddling Yasser Arafat crisps.Although consumers may gain greater satisfaction from a spiritually correct brand, the boycott will have significant costs for Arab economies.