Sacred tradition

The nation has an almost sacred tradition of encouraging home ownership.

Miss Navajo is a sacred tradition that still continues today.

These sites are or were used for many sacred traditions and customs.

"Our sacred tradition is all wrapped up in red tape," he often says.

Therefore Peribsen's name shows no break in this sacred tradition.

"I call to your mind certain sacred traditions," Minanonn reported.

In this, he carries on a sacred tradition in city politics.

One sacred tradition of legal life is surely that the move from associate to partner means a bigger office.

They are able to separate discrimination from sacred tradition.

The ceremony is part of a sacred tradition for the Chippewa tribe.

These stories are part of their sacred traditions, and are only told to initiated people.

Istanbul is still revered by Greeks for its sacred tradition.

Is it a sacred tradition associated with the mountains?"

According to Sacred Tradition, a person undergoing an ecstasy cannot move.

Instead, the sacred tradition of a cart pulled by bulls seems to be present from the early Merovingians on.

"Tobacco is part of the sacred tradition of numerous tribes," he noted.

As Jondalar saw it, he had perverted sacred traditions to his own emotional needs many times over.

"We have no desire to disturb your sacred traditions," Kakkh assured him.

I will not criticize a sacred tradition.

The conditions here are my conditions but Prosecution has defiled the sacred traditions of this place.

"Our battle customs are fixed by sacred tradition."

By their own sacred tradition, wordsmiths even from opposing bloodlines - never lied to one another.

Beginning from childhood he spent his whole life studyng and practicing the teachings of this unique sacred tradition.

The magisterium has a role in deciding authoritatively which truths are a part of sacred tradition.

Burton is a ngangkaṟi (traditional healer), so she has more knowledge about sacred traditions than most in her community.