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    Sufi Dervish Whirling Analysis Sufi whirling is a form of Sama which originated among Sufis. It is a worship ceremony in which performers spin their bodies while listening to music‚ in an aim to focus on God. This essay will state the inner meaning‚ which is focusing on God‚ of the Sufi whirling through analyzing the ritual’s movement‚ symbols and mood. Sufi whirling is a ritual performed by dervishes‚ as it is originated among Sufis. They are usually performed inside or outside temples. Performers

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    Reflection of Baraka Film

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    Prior to watching Baraka‚ I had a firm belief that the world is truly a beautiful place to live. This film all the more strengthened my conception. The title of the film in itself proves this – the world is a blessing‚ and we are all privileged to call this world our home. Besides‚ where else would we live? Science can only take us so far. However‚ no one is blind to the horrors and tragedies of this world. Maybe ignorant‚ maybe selfish‚ but not blind. Poverty is prevalent everywhere in both developed

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    Physics Practical TAS Lab Report Experimental test of Fc=mrω2 by whirling a rubber bung CHUI‚ WING LAM CYNTHIA 6B (3) GROUPMATES: ANDY TAM‚ TOMMY LO Date of experiment: 26-01-2011 Date of submission: 21-02-2011 I. Objective For a body moving in a uniform circular motion‚ measure the centripetal force acting on it and compare it with the theoretical value Fc=mrω2. II. Theory |Fc=mrω2 =Mg |where |Fc is the centripetal force | |

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    SuPhe By nature religion gives credence to experience without reason or regard. (Reason as relates to the personal psyche; regard as relates to others) SuPhe Defined: Any activity or activities that defies (pushes against) or denies (ignores) normal behavior and/or interrupts the natural order. Today’s culture is often preoccupied with SuPhe. We can see this by the constant cultural cues designed to make us “yearn for transcendence.” Note some of the culture proof texts that exist in contemporary

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    Dance: Is it a mating ritual or an art form? The dictionary defines dance as “an artistic form of nonverbal communication” (“dance”). As Christians we have always heard that dancing is immoral; that dancing only led to one thing- sex. Although this is the general belief‚ many people find the art of ballet‚ such as The Nutcracker to be tasteful. Dancing embodies passion‚ grace and poise. Dancing is not just a mating ritual as we have been told; it is a story that is too good for words. Dancing

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    man‚ Grubbs Grady‚ who after witnessing the brutal murder of his parents and older sister‚ learns of a haunting family secret and is forced to face the same terrifying creatures that literally tore his family apart. Grubbs Grady and his uncle‚ Dervish Grady‚ are seen as the main characters in this book because of the amazing mental and physically straining adventure they both endure together. Grubbs is average built teenage boy while his uncle is a thin‚ lanky man that’s bald on top‚ grey to the

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    of One’s Own What’s lost in translation doesn’t hurt this poet’s popularity. BY RACHEL AVIV Several years ago Kabir Helminski‚ a sheikh of the Mevlevi Order of Sufism‚ received a call from Madonna’s producer‚ who wanted to hire his troupe of whirling dervishes for a music video inspired by the 13th-century Persian poet Rumi. Helminski read the script‚ learned that a guy would be lying on top of Madonna while she sang “Let’s get unconscious‚ honey‚” and wrote a polite letter declining the request

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    a religion based on the truth of life and lays stress on the attainment of divine love and compassion of the heart. Sufism had influenced entire Muslim community by 12th Century. The practitioner of this tradition is known as Sufi‚ Wali‚ Faqir or Dervish. History of Sufism Sufism is said to have been originated near a place called Basra located in Iraq. The Muslims located in this region started off this religion as a path to reach the divine. The divine form who is worshipped in Sufism is Prophet

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    Multiculturalism in Music

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    Visualize in your head a rock band‚ and a rapper. What kind of clothes are they wearing. What lyric styles are they singing in? And what color are they? Ongoing stereotypes suggest that the rock band is a group of white musicians and the rapper would be black. However‚ examples from the past and present shows that these stereotypes are untrue. Music is defined as "The art of organizing tones to produce a coherent sequence of sounds to elicit an aesthetic response in a listener" (Morris‚ 864)

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    While humans may have progressed remarkably in science‚ technology‚ engineering‚ medicine‚ and other fields‚ our ego and our selfish motives have held us back from achieving our most important goals. By accepting ego into our lives‚ we are essentially giving permission for our pride to allow itself to come between us and our goals. Our ego is basically a self-image of who we are. With most it being deeply subconscious‚ our ego creates the inner “I” in our self and controls certain aspects of our

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