primordial spirit

His primordial spirit, however, went straight into the banquet room and said, "My lords, here I am again."

But these centuries-old trees provide a link to the primordial spirit of the forest that is rarely found on the East Coast.

Additionally through self manifestation one acquires divine knowledge, which is the primordial spirit of Muhammad and all its perfection.

Anpao dances with Han, a primordial spirit of darkness, to ensure that Wi does not burn up the Earth, resulting in day and night.

Tsunki is the name for the primordial spirit shaman within the Shuar people and the Achuar people of Amazonia.

Native cultures also seemed to hold keys to the primordial spirit of place, and all three painters explored those paths in an effort to absorb the essence of her region.

He says that a person is made up of a Primordial Spirit, which could be composed of one's Main Spirit and one or more Assistant Spirits.

In the course of these days-long, unhurried journeys Belgola was known to hold long consultations with his technical adviser, an advanced computer system he had named Logos, after the primordial spirit of reason.

The beliefs varied, and the legends were far from explicit; but all agreed that the wood was haunted by some entity inimical to man, some primordial spirit of ill that was ancienter than Christ or Satan.

Ogou: A Nago loa originating from Yoruba Religion as a primordial spirit named Ogun, of whom aided in the search for a suitable habitat for human life as well as defending it.

The most impressive and visible aspect of the activities of the initiates of the lēh-temēt are the manufacture and use of ritual headdresses known as temēt (primordial spirits) during special singing and dancing ceremonial rituals.

Through dialogue with Swanson, and various scattered documents found throughout the base, Philip learns that the Archaic came to Greenland to look for the "Tuurngait", an ancient entity described in native Inuit mythology as primordial spirits native to the area.