It starts with a chord which seems mystical -
almost sacred.
Druids
hold the land sacred, and honor the trees as symbols of the beauty and strength of creation.
Sacred grove
to perform their daily rites.
But a place does not have to be
deemed sacred
by the masses for it to provide spiritual satisfaction for an individual.
In this connection the number seven became
especially sacred
with them, and ever preserved its importance with the astrologers.
Which is greater: the gold, or the temple that
makes the gold sacred?
Sacred cow?
In a single moment, everything that science
held sacred
suddenly turned on its head.
As with all
truly sacred
places, the points where veins of primary water exited the medicine wheel were clearly marked.
Sacred scripture
for the benefit of the less learned.
The vatican hill in rome
considered sacred
to peter was previously sacred to mithras.
The saint with a tile loose is a bit
too sacred, i guess, to be parodied.
Sacred relics
were rescued shortly after it was downgraded.
I was on the approximate crash site, standing on ground which must be
regarded as sacred
to any true red.
It is said that siamese were
once sacred
cats, guarding the buddhist temples.
Sacred rite?
With respect for these holy people and religious values, people continued to protect and care for these trees, which
became almost sacred.
What is
so sacred
about thursday, you might ask?
Sacred geometry
to be found in these cultures, peter's painting provides an image for thought.
We cannot at once
keep sacred
the miracle of existence and hold sacrosanct the capacity to destroy it.
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