mystical dance

The story ends with the rabbi's mystical dance by candlelight, his illumined body and his black shadow image finally collapsing together in the silence of death.

His explorations, however, are conducted subtly and delicately, showcased by Jay Abello's luminous photography - a mystical dance of shadow and light.

First, the priestess performs a mystical dance, by which all beings whatso- ever, be they dogs or demons, are banished, so that the place may be pure.

Its constellations are the result of a mystical dance upon the sky, performed by the stars to announce the works and comings of Aslan, Narnia's creator.

He specializes in Middle Eastern folklore and mystical dance and has a deep interest in Indian, Indonesian and Flamenco dances.

Set in dreamy and exquisite scenery, and moving in mystical dances, the green costume, like burnished beetle-wings, expressed all the elusive individuality of an elfin queen.

In the Padma Purana, Arjuna is also physically transformed into a woman when he requests permission to take part in Krishna's mystical dance, which only women may attend.

While submerging the ego through mystical dances and other practices, Sufism nevertheless emphasizes the importance of the individual, making some Turkish Sufi orders the most liberated of Moslem groups.

The mystical dance by Goddess Kali i.e. Dark Energy for destroying all forms of matter, materials, beings and illusions, which are absorbed within herself i.e. the Supreme Brahman.

As for the patients, they include a woman who strips in public to perform mystical dances, a skinhead, an airline steward who had attempted to poison the passengers' water, a woman who refuses to speak and half a dozen others.