Two ritual gestures and their religious significance
Religious experiences of the human spirit are implemented, in an inevitable way, due to body-soul connection, at the level of the dynamics of corporeality. Gestures in religious rites are a key issue for the believer who sits in front of the Deity to supplicate and adore. Among the most common relig...
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Universitatea "Stefan cel Mare" Suceava
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| description | Religious experiences of the human spirit are implemented, in an inevitable way, due to body-soul connection, at the level of the dynamics of corporeality. Gestures in religious rites are a key issue for the believer who sits in front of the Deity to supplicate and adore. Among the most common religious gestures are kneeling and putting the hands together in a vertical position. Far from being simple positioning and posture without any symbolical meaning, they express intense inner feelings of the human emotionally and mentally directed from the profane dimension towards the endless extensions of the sacredness in a total approach of worship and mystical confession. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-fd3a0f475a94426cb6a7d1222241407f2024-03-11T09:53:54ZengUniversitatea "Stefan cel Mare" SuceavaAnnals of Philosophy, Social and Human Disciplines2069-40082069-40162011-12-01Vol II9596Two ritual gestures and their religious significanceMarius CUCU0Department of Philosophy and Social and Political Sciences Faculty of History and Geography “Ştefan cel Mare” University of Suceava, RomaniaReligious experiences of the human spirit are implemented, in an inevitable way, due to body-soul connection, at the level of the dynamics of corporeality. Gestures in religious rites are a key issue for the believer who sits in front of the Deity to supplicate and adore. Among the most common religious gestures are kneeling and putting the hands together in a vertical position. Far from being simple positioning and posture without any symbolical meaning, they express intense inner feelings of the human emotionally and mentally directed from the profane dimension towards the endless extensions of the sacredness in a total approach of worship and mystical confession.http://www.fig.usv.ro/socio-umane/arhiva/2011II/008.%20pp.%2095-96.pdfPrayertimelessdivineritual actreligious gesturesadorationconfession. |
| spellingShingle | Marius CUCU Two ritual gestures and their religious significance Annals of Philosophy, Social and Human Disciplines Prayer timeless divine ritual act religious gestures adoration confession. |
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