spiritualism in English
Spiritism or spiritualism is the belief that the human personality survives death and can communicate with the living through a sensitive medium.
Would Hindu spiritualism be able to exist with Western materialism?
Use "spiritualism" in a sentence
1. ‘Spiritualism embraces all religions, really it is Areligious.’.
2. They married, but separated after two years to focus on spiritualism.
3. The work of spiritualism will rouse humanity... to a new, moral earnestness.
4. Automatism, in spiritualism, the spontaneous performance of certain physical acts without the conscious control of the agent
5. In Baithki Holi and Khari Holi, people sing songs with a touch of melody, fun and spiritualism.
6. I won't have anything to do with spiritualism(Sentencedict.com ), ghosts and all that mumbo-jumbo.
7. Apologists (religion, spiritualism, and occult) An apologist is one who speaks or writes in defense of a faith or cause
8. Frustration with abolitionism, spiritualism and labor reform caused Lum to embrace anarchism and radicalize workers.
9. Climacteric Conjunction (religion, spiritualism, and occult) A Climacteric conjunction is a conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn
10. Many of you having achieved material abundance, are actively involved in the pursuit of higher callings of spiritualism and happiness.
11. Choleric (religion, spiritualism, and occult) Choleric is the traditional name for the personality temperament indicated by an excess of the element fire.
12. Benedictines (religion, spiritualism, and occult) Benedict of Nursia was a devout Roman Catholic who lived from 480 to 550 CE
13. Amritsar (India) (religion, spiritualism, and occult) The city of Amritsar in Punjab, India, is the center of the Sikh religion
14. Adad (religion, spiritualism, and occult) Adad is a term from Mesopotamian astrology that refers to meteorological and astrological phenomena.
15. Besieged (religion, spiritualism, and occult) Besieged is a traditional term used to describe the situation of a planet (particularly a significator) placed between …
16. Biorhythms (religion, spiritualism, and occult) In the 1970s, within the larger New Age movement, the notion of individual biorhythm charts was introduced
17. Then I will discuss conformation of artistic atmosphere of prose from three aspects: trueness and empressement, prime of heart's-blood and gusto spiritualism .
18. Circumambulation (religion, spiritualism, and occult) To Circumambulate is to move clockwise around a ritual circle.Normally the casting of the circle (see Circle) is always done deosil, first with the sword or athamé,
19. Channelling is a concept in spiritualism where a person allows their body to be used by the ghost of a dead person, who can then talk to the others present through them
20. Benefic (Benefic Aspects; Benefic Planets) (religion, spiritualism, and occult) Benefic is a traditional term that, after falling into disuse among modern astrologers, has experienced a revival with the renewed interest in classical astrology
21. Balefire; Bonfire (religion, spiritualism, and occult) The name "balefire" probably comes either from the Celtic word bel, meaning "bright," or from the Anglo-Saxon bael, meaning "a fire." In the seventh and eighth centuries, Christian synods attempted to ban celebratory Balefires as pagan.
22. Akasha is a Sanskrit word that can be translated as “ether" and with the root word, kas, meaning “to be visible,” “sky,“ "atmosphere” or “open space.” It is used in traditional Indian cosmology and is also present in some examples of Western spiritualism.
23. Efforts by the SPARKS OF REASON team expanded the related international academic network, led to the creation of a research group on 'Radicalism, Spiritualism, and Anabaptism in the Netherlands (1500-1700)', and supported involvement in the founding of the journal 'Persecution, Tolerance, and Coexistence'.
24. From the 1840s to the 1920s, during the greatest popularity of the Spiritualism religious movement as well as public interest in séances, a number of fraudulent mediums used conjuring methods to perform illusions such as table-knocking, slate-writing, and telekinetic effects, which they attributed to the actions of ghosts or other spirits.
25. Balefire; Bonfire (religion, spiritualism, and occult) The name "balefire" probably comes either from the Celtic word bel, meaning "bright," or from the Anglo-Saxon bael, meaning "a fire." In the seventh and eighth centuries, Christian synods attempted to ban celebratory Balefires as pagan.
26. The phenomena of apparitions, and of spiritualism, may be regarded as inferior and secondary evidence indicating some activity in the souls of the 'dead;’ though the mixture of Credulity and deception in much of the supposed 'necromancy’ is such as to render a cautious judgment unwilling to rest a primary argument upon such disputable
27. Burin (religion, spiritualism, and occult) A sharp, pointed tool used in Witchcraft and Ceremonial Magic, for marking other magical items.Many Wiccan traditions engrave signs and symbols on the handles and/or blades of their working tools.Similarly, names are inscribed on candles to be used in candle magic.The Burin is used to do this engraving.
28. Crone (religion, spiritualism, and occult) Otherwise known as the Dark Goddess in Wicca.The (triple) Goddess corresponds to the three phases of the Moon: waxing, full, and waning.In her waxing phase, the Goddess is the Virgin, Maiden, and Warrior, in her full phase she is the Mother, and in the waning phase she is the Crone
29. Aspergillum (religion, spiritualism, and occult) A ritual implement used to sprinkle, or "asperge," holy water.This is usually part of a consecration, whether of a human prior to, or as part of, a ritual or of an object, such as a talisman.The Aspergillum is often simply a bundle of herbs, which are dipped into the water and then shaken to dispense the droplets.