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Prayer and invocation in Thelema are described here rather than quoted at length, an editorial choice rather than a restriction. Aleister Crowley died
The Shang Dynasty is the earliest Chinese dynasty attested by contemporary written records, known chiefly through oracle bone inscriptions recovered n
Sabbateanism is the position, arising among some Jews in the mid seventeenth century, that Sabbatai Zevi, a Sephardic rabbi active from the 1640s, was
The Lingayat, or Virashaiva, tradition rejects birth-ranked caste status and the Vedic sacrificial ritual that upheld it, holding the rejection as doc
Alaverdi Monastery is a Georgian Orthodox monastery in the Kakheti region of eastern Georgia, built around the Cathedral of St. George. Monastic tradi
The repetition of sacred words, names, or formulas, aloud or silently, to focus the mind and invoke spiritual power, central to Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh,
The major fast of mourning: twenty-five hours without food or drink, the last of five progressively restrictive weeks. Lamentations is chanted in a lo
The traditional religion of the Chewa people of Malawi, Zambia and Mozambique, centered on the Nyau, a masked initiatory society whose members perform
A gap nobody has closed yet, rotated daily.
Early modern British history; military demography
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