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    referred to as in the general scientific community as well as the world at large, in their own language they call themselves, “Wixáritari” or in English, “The People” (); therefore, these terms can be used interchangeably. The Wixáritari have an annual ritual in which they trek some 300 miles from their…

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    disease. People with OCD tend to double check things more than the normal person. A person with OCD might perform routines or rituals over and over. These rituals quiet the part of their brain causing the obsessions. An example would be someone who is obsessed with germs. They develop a compulsion to wash their hands multiple times a day. The obsession is with germs, and the ritual is the hand washing. OCD sometimes runs in families, but no one really knows what causes it. Cognitive behavior…

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    Death is a part of life. For as long as someone can live, they can die just as quickly. The reality of death has been portrayed through multiple mediums in various cultures but poetry seems to address it quite often. One poet: Kakinomoto Hitomaro, wrote about the life and death of his wife with frightening emotion. Hitomaro lived in Japan during the 8th century and “his elegy on his first wife is among the most touching poems in any language” (Barnstone 461). Although Hitomaro’s poem is…

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    Popular Culture Essay

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    applies to things within society such as music, food, fashion, even religion. Whether someone considers themselves to be religious or not, it affects their life in numerous ways. If someone is religious, they most likely participate in religious rituals, practices and makes life decisions with their faith in mind. On the contrary, if someone is not religious they may not do any of the above, but chances are they know someone who is and are educated to some degree on at least one religion. It is…

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    Sacrifice In The Lottery

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    dot. The black dot represented the sacrifice that you make for the benefit of the other people in the town. Mr Summers was eager to proceed with the rest of the ancient ritual of stoning the person who selects the slip with the black dot. The novel states, “ ‘Let's finish quickly.’ ...Although the villagers had forgotten the ritual and lost the original black box, they still remembered to use stones... Delacroix selected a stone so large she had to…

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    Early Christian Dance

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    duplicate the move or create something better. It has also increased our knowledge in the world by learning about different cultures. I remember learning in high school about the Native Americans. One thing I remember learning about were their rituals. Some of the rituals included torches and wooden instruments.…

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    Rites Of Terror Analysis

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    To begin with, rites of terror are rituals that cause intense negative emotions for the people who are about to go through it. The rites of terror are performed in many cultures around the world and there are many reasons why these rituals occur. The main one I would say is to officially integrate the performer into society. The actual terror is what leaves a long lasting memory for the performer so they can remember what they have gone through. In the chapter “Terror” by Harvey Whitehouse he…

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    Belly Dancing History

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    increasingly popular dance form practiced in every country. Belly dancing can be found all around the world; nearly every ancient culture practiced some variation of the dance. Many believe that belly dancing began to participate in a ritual that honored the Birth Magic Ritual. In Palermo, Sicily, rock engravings…

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    Rite Of Passage

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    Sikhism is one of the more modern religions when compared to other world religions, and is full of rituals that can be classified as rites of passage. The rite of passage I witnessed in my ethnic group is known as Amrit Sanchar. Amrit Sanchar is an optional ceremony that can be undertaken by Sikhs that initiates them into the rank of Khalsa. Anyone that goes through this sacred ceremony is referred to as an Amritdhari. Amritdharis’s are baptized and are committed to the panth, which is another…

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    textbook, a ritual is a set of numerous, figurative activities that happens in a secure order and is happened occasionally. Unusual ethnic ceremonies, possibly concerning animal or human loss, may arise to attention when thinking of rituals, but in truth many existing buyer activities is ceremonial. Every sport maintains different kinds of rituals. Events of rituals in every sport will usually be accepted out around pre-game, game-play, and post-game ceremonies. Although there are particular…

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