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Is a guitar part of any culture and their triditional ceremonies?
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What part of speech is ceremonies in?
Ceremonies is a noun.
What is sexual ritual?
A sexual ritual is a formalized or structured practice that involves incorporating sexual activity into a religious, spiritual, or ceremonial context. These rituals can vary widely in purpose, significance, and cultural context.
Do comanches have special ceremonies?
Yes, the Comanches, a Native American tribe, have special ceremonies that are an important part of their culture. Some of these ceremonies include the sun dance, the sweat lodge ceremony, and the peyote ceremony. These ceremonies often involve singing, dancing, prayers, and the use of traditional medicines and rituals to connect with the spiritual world.
Who all are the famous violinists in India?
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religious ceremonies
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Is it true that the Navajos created sand paintings as protest to the current culture of the US?
No, Navajo sandpaintings are created for healing and creating balance, and harmony for the patient. They are part of complex religious ceremonies, not for social protest.
Are holidays part of culture?
Yes they are part of culture.
Another herbal medicine said to relieve anxiety besides St John's wort is?
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What is the first part of the Olympics called?
It is called the Opening Ceremonies.
Was part of Spartan life?
Religious ceremonies and military training.
What does guitar body mean?
The "body" of the guitar is the part of a guitar that contains the soundhole (in an acoustic guitar) or, more generally-speaking, the larger part of the guitar where the bottom of the neck/fret board and strings are attached...in both acoustic and electric guitars.
