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…for the Gurus which are known as Gurpurbs (Philosophy). Gurus used to be very important men. They take lots of pride in their ceremonies and they believe greatly in following the rules. Taking time out of their schedule to study God helps them realize teaching…

…ceremonial activities. The influence of the Dreaming is embedded in every aspect of daily life. The Dreaming permeates song, dance, storytelling, paintings, artefact making, hunting and food gathering activities as well as the social (kinship) system because…

…“marry” a young man of similar caste in a ceremony, which involved the typing of a “tali” around the girl’s neck. After this, the couple would be secluded for several days and the female was considered to be socially mature. However, this ceremony did…

…societies who recounts genealogy at ceremonies such as marriages, circumcisions and funerals, through the use of a Kora. A Kora is a twenty-one stringed West African harp which requires great skill to master, and is used by the griots of West Africa to accompany…

…ceremony, which is an important part of Japanese daily life even today. This ceremony is refined and elegant and could be a symbol not only for the samurai but also for the entire population of Japan. At first the tea ceremony was an activity that only…

…silk, the many festivals and ceremonials of the Thai life light up the fabric of the working year. Thai people love to celebrate and have fun, the pageantry and religious ceremonies reflect upon their strong devotion to Buddhism and strengthen the ties…

…in the highest place, the Aztec religion had many gods for different purposes and roles.Most ceremonies took place in walled ceremonial structures like the Aztec pyramid. The main structures outside of these buildings were called teocallis. They had a solid base…

…to son like our own primogeniture." There were usually around six priests who were present and performing in the ceremonies. The priest who actually performed the task of sacrificing the victim was known as the high priest. There were different procedures…

…for the Gurus which are known as Gurpurbs (Philosophy). Gurus used to be very important men. They take lots of pride in their ceremonies and they believe greatly in following the rules. Taking time out of their schedule to study God helps them realize teaching…

…. These mounds were used for religious ceremonies and around 900 BC, they were replaced with pyramids. The centers developed at La Venta, San Lorenzo, and Laguna de los Cerros, were grand settlements of artists, farmers, as well as priest and the heads of state…