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    The Giver Symbolism

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    are the ceremony‚ the children getting their careers‚ and the house of the old. First‚ the ceremony where the children rise in rank. This ceremony is one of the most important in the entire community‚ as Father said “December brings such changes” (11). In a community where everyone is the same and things rarely change‚ a big festival of only changes is quite the important thing. Next‚ the children getting new things‚ like bicycles (45). When the nines got their bicycles‚

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    introduced the idea of a tea ceremony‚ where preparation of the tea became a bigger deal‚ and drinking the tea was a more holy ceremony. However‚ it was Japan‚ not China‚ that made a very elaborate tea ceremony. It was possible that the ceremony could take over an hour because the process of making the tea‚ arranging the tea‚ and presenting the tea properly was so elaborate. It must take place in a teahouse with a well laid out garden. If anything about the tea ceremony was found unsatisfactory by

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    Sen No Rikyu The most influential Japanese tea master in Japan’s history is considered to be Sen No Rikyu. He made the tea ceremony Chanoyu (Way of tea) into an art form. Sen no Rikyu was born in 1522 to the name of Yoshiro in the merchant city of Sakai. Rikyu was born to a prominent family‚ his father‚ Yohei‚ was a city council member (The Japanese Way‚ 1998) as well as an accomplished merchant. (Above) Sen No Rikyu Developing of Wabi-Cha Wabi-Cha is a Japanese discipline of drinking tea

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    Navajo Sand Paintings

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    said‚ “My work is traditional and contemporary‚ and sometimes a mix of the two.” Traditional and contemporary is what makes the Navajo sand paintings sacred. The ceremonials the Navajo have‚ contain sand paintings that relate to the ceremony taking place. These ceremonies contain not only sand paintings but also healing songs that return the patient back into “hozho” or balance. Creating the sand paintings has a definite process to it but it is not an easy job. The Navajo sand paintings go through a

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    about a utopian society in which every person is assigned their life’s purpose at different ceremonies that occur yearly. The society is very organized‚ and everything is very matter-of-fact and by the book. Every year there are ceremonies for the children growing each year‚ named the year they are turning. Each year new milestones are reached‚ and everyone looks forward to the Ceremonies‚ especially the Ceremony of Twelve. The Elders decide what child goes to which family unit‚ what occupation they

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    The first consisting of language. Without knowing the Lakota language‚ the ceremonies aren’t interpreted with as much emphasis and the traditional way of life begins to disappear. An increase in those participating in the sacred rites‚ such as the Sundance‚ means that it is crucial the Lakota language is not separated and lost in

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    practitioners. A Loa accompanies each individual that practices voodoo at birth. This Loa controls there that individual’s life as a force responsible for life decisions. (National African Religion Congress par. 5) For example‚ during religious ceremonies‚ may attach themselves to their individual in order to transfer messages. (Corbett par. 3) It is believed that the Loa are inherited through maternal/paternal connections. (Haggerty‚ sec. 3) The Loa are not the only spiritual beings that are involved

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    Leslie Marmon Silko

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    reservation in 1976 where she later divorced her husband and continued on with her career. She published a short story “The Man to Send Rain Clouds‚” a collection of poems including “Laguna Women” in 1974‚ and her first novel‚ Ceremony‚ in 1977. “The critical acclaim she earned from Ceremony solidified her position in the literary field and earned her numerous prestigious writing awards.” [ (Foundation) ] This major work‚ including her other literary works‚ weaves myths‚ history‚ and personal recollection

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    Marriage Contract

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    these details. The Marriage Ceremony You may choose to have either a religious or civil ceremony‚ either type must be witnessed by at least two people. Religious ceremonies can be performed by any religious representatives registered with the Division of Vital Statistics under the Marriage Act for that Province. Civil ceremonies are performed by Marriage Commissioners‚ who are appointed by the Director of Vital Statistics and a fee is charged for this type of ceremony. Registering the Marriage

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    the Holy People lived in the underworld and helped by guiding the First Man and First Woman to earth (McCoy 1988). The Holy People are said to be attracted to songs‚ dances‚ and chants during the ceremony along with the creation of Sandpainting. The Sandpainting is used in the healing process of the ceremony to draw a picture that tells a story of the Holy People. The Navajo culture have amazed so many people to how beautifully constructed the rituals are performed.  Although‚ the ritual has been passed

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