This was done to learn and ritualize the texts, which often consisted of love songs and laments.
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Mr. Morris does not so much tell the Layla-Majnun story as refract it, ritualize it, multiply it.
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The Vectorian Government's spread of pageantry will ritualize the imperial image of the SWITCH in the Eye of ALAN.
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Many Native American communities, especially those in the Southeast, ritualize the practice of forgiveness in the Green Corn Ceremony.
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It shows that people want to ritualize the act of letting go and break it into steps with tasks to do.
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But I think that's a side effect of a deep-rooted fandom of an object: the desire to ritualize and repeat the first and thereby most intense experience.
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And in the same way that restrictive eating totally messes with how you see food, the quest to perfectly ritualize my work life was warping my relationship to time.
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The more you ritualize the beginning of a process, the more likely it becomes that you can slip into the state of deep focus that's required to do great things.
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Killer Mike, "This Ecstatic Cult": Philadelphia rapper Raj Haldar (aka Lushlife) is an omnivorous collaborator, and his upcoming album Ritualize is crammed with guest spots from people like Ariel Pink, Marissa Nadler, and RJD2.
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What can I do to ritualize this, contemplate, or focus on in order to better understand these feelings and assist the process (so that it can finally pass) leading up to the solar eclipse?
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Her father, Daniel McGowan, led a chapter of the hippie Christian organization there, eventually escaping with his family to the United States when Rose was 20183 after David Berg, the cult's founder, began to ritualize pedophilia.
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Later this month, Philadelphia rapper and producer will release his third album Ritualize—a record that features Killer Mike, Marissa Nadler, RJD2, and more—and today, he's premiering his newest song "Hong Kong (Lady of Love)," and it features the blissful Ariel Pink.
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Voodoo Doughnut offers legal wedding services followed by doughnuts and coffee. from the company's website In an effort to "ritualize" the name “Voodoo,” both Pogson and Shannon became ordained ministers of the Universal Life Church, and subsequently performed both real and fake wedding ceremonies in their shops.
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In 2011, he released No More Golden Days. In 2012, he released Plateau Vision on Western Vinyl. In 2016, Lushlife released a collaborative album with production trio CSLSX, titled Ritualize, on Western Vinyl. It included guest appearances from Killer Mike, Ariel Pink, RJD2, Deniro Farrar, Marissa Nadler, and Freeway.
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The idea for P Is for Pterodactyl originally came in 2016. Following the release of his album Ritualize, a rapper Raj Haldar, whose stage name is Lushlife, celebrated with his friends. A friend's child brought some alphabet flash cards with him. Haldar and his friend Chris Carpenter, a software engineer, came up with the idea for the alphabet book.
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He, in turn, demurs and, just as elaborately, pledges himself to her. In a ceremonial hall with indigenous deities, the pair further ritualize their solidarity. Sophonisba marries Massinissa, and it is resolved that she will not be subjected to being paraded in a Roman triumph. Fulvius and Maciste enjoy the ample provisions of the store room until the besieging guards attempt to smoke them out.
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73 Prayer can take a variety of forms: it can be part of a set liturgy or ritual, and it can be performed alone or in groups. Prayer may take the form of a hymn, incantation, formal creedal statement, or a spontaneous utterance in the praying person. The act of prayer is attested in written sources as early as 5000 years ago. Today, most major religions involve prayer in one way or another; some ritualize the act, requiring a strict sequence of actions or placing a restriction on who is permitted to pray, while others teach that prayer may be practised spontaneously by anyone at any time.
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Herbert illustrates that living in the desert with no natural sources of water has spurred the Fremen to ritualize and build their society around the collection, storage, and conservative use of all moisture. They conserve the water distilled from their dead, consider spitting a sign of respect, and put a great cultural reverence on tears. Water is collected from the atmosphere in windtraps that condense the humidity and add it to underground water stores in each sietch. Water can also be collected from dead people and animals using a deathstill to remove the water from a corpse for addition to the sietch water store.
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In 2001, he and Dorina Miller Parmenter founded the Iconic Books Project at Syracuse University. In 2010, together with S. Brent Plate, they founded the Society for Comparative Research in Iconic and Performative Texts (SCRIPT).> Watts has advocated a three-dimensional model for understanding how religious communities ritualize their scriptures and other sacred texts: in the iconic dimension of the text's visual appearance, material form, and physical manipulation; in the expressive (or performative) dimension of the text's expression in oral words and mental thoughts, as well as in song, visual art, theater and film; and in the semantic dimension of the text's interpretation in preaching, commentary, and ritualized study. Watts brought these two research programs together into a religious studies approach to biblical studies.
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