Sentences with phrase «sacred tree»
He tells me that he now knows what the vines on the Maasai's sacred trees feel like because he got to swing on one.
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Tree was not a bad tree, it was a sacred tree, the fruit was not knowledge.
«Gripped by fear men go to the sacred mountains, sacred groves, sacred trees and shrines ~ Dhammapada 188»
But I know all too well that tree won't be me, even if it's a sacred tree.
We can easily see how a ritual would evolve from this story — perhaps the annual offering of a sacrificial victim at the foot of the sacred tree.
Biologists working in the Republic of Guinea have found evidence for an apparent «sacred tree» used by chimps, perhaps for some sort of ritual
Cacao lifts my spirit, fills my heart, makes me feel boundless love, gives a bounce to my step, nourishes me with antioxidants, can lower my blood pressure, and grows from the trunks of a sacred tree in the evergreen family.
A sterling silver medallion featuring the sacred Tree of Life is the centerpiece of this bracelet.
Hike the tropical forest amid giant ceiba trees — the sacred tree of the Maya — with our local guides.
The sacred tree is situated on the ridge of a hill flanked on east sides by clove plantation and on the west side gorge with excellent lush green tropical forest.
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The sacred tree grows on the white coral sands of the South Pacific Islands where its roots draw sustenance from mineral and nutrient - rich seawater, and is scientifically proven to stimulate the healing process by promoting growth of new skin cells.
El Canelo gets its name from the sacred tree of the Mapuches normally found in the South, but which also grows here in the lush green gulleys of the sector.
Hike the tropical forest amid giant ceiba trees — the sacred tree of the Maya — to spot wildlife with expert local guides.
The film weaves together images of a man who cares for horses that roam the old target range where the bombs lie, a black magnetite beach that is slowly eroding, an artist who has helped to resurrect a sacred tree that was once on the naval base and who has herself been resurrected from illness more than once, and a man who hopes his ritual movements will return the island of Vieques to a cosmic balance.
A ceiba (kapok) tree resides in the middle — the sacred tree around which all Mayan ceremonies revolve.