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121. The first is that they were doing a ritual dance, but the other possibility is that the man and woman wer copulating and that he was standing behind her.

122. One of the staple Russian fares has always been kasha or porridge, which also has a ritual significance.

123. The bean was a form of currency in Aztec society, and the frothed chocolate drink made from fermented beans or seeds was central to social and ritual life throughout Mesoamerica.

124. In the cultural anthropology perspective, the pilgrimage every Muslim lifetime of a typical "transitional protocol" is a change in the status of the Muslim community identity and a religious ritual.

125. A key feature of living in the Balmoral Beach area, for example, is the ritual morning walk (or run) of the mothers, swapping news and arranging emergency childcare.

126. Thank you. Guild arena used for ritual combat, coming-of-age sacrifices, and as mosh pit for local alternative rock bands.

127. The ritual slaughter of animals, like this camel in Lahore, is a common sight during the Muslim holiday of Id al-Adha, which commemorates the trials of the Prophet Abraham.

128. Frazer's monumental study The Golden Bough (1890-1915), which traces elemental patterns of myth and ritual, and to the depth psychology of C.

129. That dayglo smiley hovering in the air in the middle of the jungle is actually a Bird of Paradise engaging in a completely ridiculous mating ritual.

130. This paper studies the traditional Andai Ritual of Kulun Banner in Tongliao in the Inner Mongolia as well as the life consciousness and the social functions embodied in the ritual items.

131. The ritual communication universe of discourse covers ritual own communication and the ritualization communication as a whole.

132. Once the topiary is properly treated, the animating ritual can commence.

133. The chanting stilled as the leader, face shadowed by a heavily gilded hood, stepped forward and began to intone a ritual in some indecipherable tongue.

134. From the 12th to 17th centuries, hara-kiri was a form of ritual suicide in Japan.

135. This was nothing to do with the scrabbling desperation of a starving people, but a highly ordered, solemn and even reverent religious ritual.

136. It is noted that visitors are not allowed to watch the ritual, for Tibetans believe it will bring negative efforts to the ascending of the souls.

137. Today, making noise is more of a custom than a religious ritual.

138. Also, moral impurity is not removed or reducible through rituals, through washings and launderings, ritual ablutions and the like.

139. In fact, she said, it's a part of the whole extra-marital mating ritual, according to Wysocki, who said adulterous interactions that begin online seem to follow a regular pattern.

140. The Qidan people bury vulgarly use mask complex plane this custom, should be only then produces under Shamanism's religious custom ritual.

141. The diversity of the individuals buried together and the special treatment they received could be a sign of ritual killing, said Vincenzo Formicola of the University of Pisa, Italy.

142. Tiger Dance represents the relic of Luoluo Minority's tiger worship and ritual dance of their ancestry worship.

143. This is a very high ritual of the Supreme Yoga Vajra Division, which cannot be discussed in detail with those who have not received initiation.

144. For six months, Minati Khatua, 27, from Orissa, India, was told by her husband that they could not consummate their marriage because "he" was observing a religious ritual.

145. Therefore, dialysis sports ritual dance of the deep-rooted cultural identity, focus on cultivating high-caliber athletes, coaches, referees and spectators, it is very necessary.

146. Disembowelment played a part as a method of execution and ritual suicides once in Japan.

147. Malashenko says one needs to think for a second that a judge - a civil authority - can provide instruction about proper or improper religious ritual.

148. Imagine, if you will(sentencedict.com/ritual.html), the indescribable horror that the first Europeans felt when they witnessed Carib natives during a post war ritual chewing and/or eating human flesh.

149. The priests were able to construct a new identity and religion that stressed the sinfulness of the people, and the need for ritual purity and ritual observance and legalism as the road back to God.

150. The tassels or fringes of thread on the corners of a garment, especially a prayer shawl, worn by men as prescribed by ritual law.