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    The most frightening and the most enlightening PDP I have done was the Camarena Consciousness Ceremony. On Thursday‚ November 5th Rachel‚ Mia and I went to the NIRSA Room at the SAC to to learn more about our inner selves from the Honors Director‚ Phame Camarena. I signed up for the Consciousness Ceremony because I was intimidated by the secretive nature of the meeting‚ and had never tried any form of meditation or lucid dreaming. I hoped to have a greater understanding of my self‚ and reflect

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    The Member of the Wedding had many similarities and differences as in stuff in the movie that was not in the book.The Member of the Wedding was about a confused twelve-year-old adolescent living in the American south named Frankie Addams in 1944.The book is framed around her main frustration with feeling like she belongs to no group‚that she is disconnected with the world around her.The daughter of a jeweler and a mother who died in child-birth‚she is highly precocious and stubborn. Some things

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    My cousin`s wedding My cousin’s marriage came off in the last week of November. I had been especially invited on the occasion. So I reached my uncle’s house full two days before the marriage-day. Preparations for the marriage were in full swing. Lots of things had been purchased and the rest were to be purchased on that very day. My uncle was very glad to see me. He took me with him for the purchases that day. We bought a number of things as per list he had prepared. It was late in the evening

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    Wedding Dance by Amador T. Daguio a story about the couple didn’t bless a child by Kabunyan—Awiyao and Lumnay. “Seven harvests! Before that period a couple must blessed a child starts when they get married. If they did not bless a child they must find another partner to be their new husband or wife and make a child”. That was the tradition of the tribe where Awiyao and Lumnay belong. And in looking for new husband or wife there will be a dance ritual or a wedding dance. And also because in that tradition

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    John Egyawan World Values and Cultures Traditional Marriage Engagement Ceremony in the Ngie Culture. The Ngie tribe is found in Momo Division in the North West Region of Cameroon. I have been fascinated by the way marriage is celebrated in my tribe and have always admired the way the ceremony is done. Over the years there has been a lot of modification or some changes however the concept remains the same. When a boy is of age‚ usually from 21 years old‚ he is considered ready to start a family

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    for example‚ about Kazakh wedding ceremony. From the very beginning it is known that marriage is very serious ceremony‚ which connects people to each other for their entire lives. Nowadays it is normal thing when man and woman get married and after some time they divorce. Long time ago it was really bad to act like that‚ it meant that you do not respect your culture and country at all. I think I should tell more about all this ceremony. The history of Kazakh weddings is long‚ and there is a lot

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    THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ETHIOPIAN AND EUROPEAN CALANDER "But when the time had fully come‚ God sent His only begotten Son..."Gal.4: 4 Why do the Ethiopian and the European (Gregorian) calendar differ? The difference is both in years and days. According to the Ethiopian calendar‚ the current year is 2002‚ which is clearly Seven (eight) years behind the Gregorian. The Ethiopian months are also lagging by seven‚ eight‚ nine or ten days depending on where the two calendars’ months match. We have 12

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    WEDDING WIND - PHILIP LARKIN Introduction The poem is full of joy‚ expectation‚ and excitment of the young woman on the brink of her new life. The wind is a symbol of renewal; the past is being transformed; a time of enriched experience is beginning. Larkin stands apart from the persona of the young woman. She is the speaker; it is her story. Two separate experiences are recounted by her. They form a narrative that comprises her wedding night and the first morning of her married life. Ironically

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    Silko’s novel‚ Ceremony‚ depicts the struggles of an individual who is seen as the “different” one. Tayo’s mother has been shunned by her community for deciding to interact with the White population that had dehumanized and took advantage of the First Nations. It is noted in the book that the Laguna community has suffered harm‚ and pain because of Tayo’s mother’s mistake which results in the community perceiving her as the outcast. I can relate to Tayo’s mother as I‚ too‚ wanted to fit in with a

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    Many little girls dream about their paradisiacal weddings. Girl fantasize about the pristine white dress they will wear‚ the handsome man they will marry and the meaningful song that they will dance with their fathers to. For Navajo girls they not only dream about their weddings but also their Kinaaldas. The sacred Kinaalda ceremony is the conversion of a girl to a woman in Navajo culture. Navajo girls dream about the Navajo rug dresses they will wear‚ the young boys that will run along with them

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