- a
symptom of obsessive–compulsive
disorder but obsessive-compulsive
ritualistic behaviors are
generally isolated activities. The
English word ritual...
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Ceremonial magic (also
known as magick,
ritual magic, high
magic or
learned magic) encomp****es a wide
variety of
rituals of magic. The
works included are...
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cases of
Satanic ritual abuse (SRA,
sometimes known as
ritual abuse,
ritualistic abuse,
organized abuse, or ****ic
ritual abuse)
starting in
North America...
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Ritual warfare (sometimes
called endemic warfare) is a
state of
continual or
frequent warfare, such as is
found in (but not
limited to) some
tribal societies...
- the
presentation of
religious offerings, for sacrifices, or for
other ritualistic purposes.
Altars are
found at shrines, temples, churches, and
other places...
- ****ual
rituals fall into two categories: culture-created, and
natural behaviour, the
human animal having developed ****
rituals from
evolutionary instincts...
- (Gr****: φαρμακός,
plural pharmakoi) in
Ancient Gr****
religion was the
ritualistic sacrifice or
exile of a
human scapegoat or victim. A slave, a cripple...
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Temple may also
refer to an
abstract spiritual goal and the
conceptual ritualistic space of a meeting. In the
early years of Freemasonry, from the 17th...
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spelled **** magick) is any type of ****ual
activity used in magical,
ritualistic or
otherwise religious and
spiritual pursuits. One
practice of **** magic...
- to: Apurva, the
performative element of an ****ction that
justifies ritualistic acts and
their results in
Vedanta philosophy Apoorva (given name), an...
