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    Worship and Horace Miner

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    In the essay “Body Ritual Among the “Nacirema”‚ anthropologist Horace Miner describes a group of people known as the Nacirema‚ a little known tribe living in North America. The way in which he writes about the curious practices that this group performs‚ distances readers from the fact that the North American group described actually corresponds to modern day Americans of the mid 1950’s. The Nacirema’s cultural beliefs are deeply rooted in the perspective that the human body is prone to sickness and

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    Nacirema

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    the Awawak of the Antilles" ("Body Ritual among the Nacirema‚ p. 1). Who could even think to compare Americans‚ in our advanced state‚ with such a remote and isolated group? However‚ upon closer reflection‚ however‚ it occurred‚ much to the present author’s surprise‚ that the Nacirema and Americans are in fact mirror images of one another. First‚ the Nacirema have a "highly developed market economy which has evolved into a rich natural habitat" ("Body Ritual among the Nacirema‚ p. 1). The same

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    Religion. The Dreaming: That‚ what they believed in. The Dreaming is crucial because it is held to be the source of all power‚ released in the response of performance. (Source of new knowledge). They share Dreaming heritage through the media of myths‚ rituals‚ and song lines‚ futures of the landscape and portable objects of many kinds. Dreaming is a fundamental and complex conception‚ not only embracing the creative past and the ordering the world but also having a great relevance to the present and the

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    values of the Aztecs‚ expanding the empire‚ and influencing the architecture and layout of their city. Sacrificial rituals acted as an important factor to the economy of their civilization and their general philosophies. The Aztecs believed that the Gods required consistent sacrifices in order to maintain peace‚ and constantly surrendered victims up to the Gods through gory and taboo rituals. However‚ death through sacrifice was not considered negative in their culture‚ but rather considered an honor

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    Celtic Coming of Age Ceremony From Childhood to Adulthood Boys 13 is the age in which a ceremony or ritual takes place. This is a belief because of the significance of the number‚ 13 is a number of transitions. "1" represents the individual person stepping onto divine path of the "3" goddesses. Numerogical meaning  it add all numbers until there is only one 1+3=4 Four is a number of wholeness or the full circle of life. Girls Coming of Age is at first menstruation

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    Orthopraxy vs. Orthodoxy

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    important than right belief. Shinto is based on orthopraxy‚ rather than orthodoxy. In other words‚ the most important thing is not what you believe‚ but rather that you perform correct ritual actions. You don’t have to convert to Shinto to start being a practitioner of Shinto. If you perform the various rituals and routines of Shinto‚ then you are practicing Shinto. Buddhism isn’t interested in right action‚ as action itself is tied up in the obliviousness and desire that Buddhism is intended to

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    Body Rituals of the Nacirema Tribe By Sir Horatio Galbraith People in the Nacirema culture spend a considerable portion of their days in ritual activity. The focus of some of these activities is the human body‚ the appearance and health of which loom as a dominant concern in the minds of the tribe’s people. While such a concern is certainly not unusual‚ the way the tribe operates can be considered quite unique. The fundamental belief of the people appears to be that the human body is ugly and

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    Cultural Heritage

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    different rituals that I practice on an everyday basis because of the simple fact that one of my cultural identities is being an athlete and collegiate wrestler. Some of these different rituals consist of eating healthy and following a diet plan during season‚ and also following a strict practice schedule daily. These two rituals are rituals that are followed by thousands of collegiate wrestlers around the country. Since I also identify with being raised in a middle class household‚ some rituals I have

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    CYBERSHELF # 2 The required readings for the month of March brought me to another phase of learning‚ which allowed me to discover new things concerning the nature of mission and ministry. One of the things that surprised me in this group of readings was the idea on the end of life introduced by the Physician’s Order for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST).The idea of valuing the gift of life as experienced by those who are terminally-ill is given much importance through this kind of pastoral care

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    mayan society

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    sacrifice was a central Mayan religion. It was believed to encourage fertility‚ demonstrate piety‚ and propitiate the gods. The Mayan gods were thought to be nourished by human blood‚ and ritual bloodletting was seen as the only means of making contact with them. The Maya believed that if they neglected these rituals‚ cosmic disorder and chaos would result. At important ceremonies‚ the sacrificial victim was held down at the top of a pyramid or raised platform while a priest made an incision below

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