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Sacred Time:     more books (101)

Sacred Time: A Novel by Ursula Hegi, 2004-08-24 Sacred Time, Sacred Place: Archaeology and the Religion of Israel by Barry M. Gittlen, 2002-06-01 Sacred Time Management by HeatherAsh Amara, 2010-02-07 Sacred Time and the Search for Meaning by Gary Eberle, 2002-12-24 Deep Space and Sacred Time: Star Trek in the American Mythos by Jon Wagner, Jan Lundeen, 1998-11-01 Sacred Dimensions of Time & Space (Perspectives on Time, Space & Knowledge) by Tarthang Tlku, 1997-01-25 Sacred Times: A New Approach to Festivals by William Bloom, 1997-09 Arranging Grief: Sacred Time and the Body in Nineteenth-Century America (Sexual Cultures: New Directions from the Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies) by Dana Luciano, 2007-11-01 Strength of Soul: The Sacred Use of Time by W. Phillip Keller, 1993-06 Cori Spezzati: Volume 1, The Development of Sacred Polychoral Music to the Time of Schutz by Anthony F. Carver, 2009-04-02 Sacred Acts, Sacred Space, Sacred Time (Baha'i Studies, Volume 1) by John Walbridge, 1995 Isaac Newton's Philosophy of Sacred Space and Sacred Time: An Essay on the History of an Idea by Gregory Gillette, 2007-03-27 Sacred Time in Early Christian Ireland (T & T Clark Theology) by Patricia M. Rumsey, Thomas O'Loughlin, 2007-10-01 Sacred Text, Secular Times. (Studies in Jewish Civilization) by Bryan F. Le Beau, 2000-01-01

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1. INTERFAITH CALENDAR
   Primary sacred times for world religions. Includes definitions, a review of different religions, and an archive of dates for previous years.  
   http://www.interfaithcalendar.org/

2. Spirituality & Health: Sacred Time And The Search For Meaning
   sacred time and the Search for Meaning by Gary Eberle is a philosophically rich work that reveals many avenues into finding a balance in your life between  
   http://www.spiritualityhealth.com/newsh/items/bookreview/item_5498.html
   
   Extractions: ISBN 1-57062-962-5 Read an excerpt on time. "Sacred time is devoted to the heart, to the self, to others, to eternity. Sacred time is not measured in minutes, hours or days," writes Gary Eberle, chair of the English Department at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he has taught since 1982. In this philosophically rich work, he laments the "time famine" of our era where individuals seem to have lost any connection with eternity or the depth dimension of life. We claim to want more time for things that matter but to make room for them we have to rush through eating, recreation, sex, and other important activities. In the end, we feel exhausted and diminished. Another aspect of sacred time comes into focus when we honor the Sabbath and take time to rest and restore our souls. In several linchpin chapters on the medieval sense of time, Eberle spells out how the Benedictine rule and books of hours enabled individuals to establish a fine balance between time and eternity. Their souls were replenished by tapping into "the fullness of time," a beautiful biblical expression that conveys the meeting point between the temporal and the eternal. With a masterful ease, Eberle reveals the ways the major religions make a place for sacred time through rituals, prayer, meditation, and ceremony. In a personal chapter, Eberle discusses what he learned during a year in which he devoted a portion of each week to finding sacred time.

3. INTERFAITH CALENDAR
   Primary sacred times for world religions. Includes definitions, a review of different religions, and an archive of dates for previous years.  
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4. Spirituality & Health: Sacred Time And The Search For Meaning (Excerpt)
   sacred time and the Search for Meaning by Gary Eberle is a philosophically rich work that reveals many avenues into finding a balance in your life between  
   http://www.spiritualityhealth.com/newsh/excerpts/bookreview/excp_5498.html
   
   Extractions: section="reviews" An Excerpt from Sacred Time and the Search for Meaning by Gary Eberle Gary Eberle laments the loss of sacred time in our contemporary world of hyperspeed. In this fascinating excerpt, he compares the different views of time reflected by those ancient books of hours and modern daily planners. "People treat their daily planners the way monks and nuns used to treat their prayer books. They keep them close at all times. They clasp them with missionary zeal as they head from meeting to meeting. With long-range and short-range plans, people plot out their workplace eschatology. The planner in today's society carries much mana, or spiritual power, and forgetting one's planner is a major sin of omission. Like medieval displays of conspicuous piety, the planner announces to the world that you are one whose life and time are worth something. The jewel-encrusted covers of medieval psalm books and the ornately illuminated pages of the Lindisfarne Gospels announced the value and importance of their books' contents. The sober leatherette of the daily planner, as plain as the binding of a King James Bible, holds lists of engagements no less valuable to us than the word of God was to the ancients. Back to reading a full review of this book.

5. Sacred Space - The Prayer Site Run By The Irish Jesuits
   Saturday 30th July Sunday 31st July, 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time of the Year A If you have found Sacred Space helpful, so might others  
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6. Restoring Sacred Time
   sacred time is an instrument for catechesis and evangelization. sacred time offered them a kind of orthopraxis that sustained their orthodoxy.  
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   Extractions: In his new book, Ceremonies of the Liturgical Year According to the Modern Roman Rite Ignatius Press , 254 pp, $17.95), Monsignor Peter Elliott presents a "manual for clergy and all involved in liturgical ministries" as a guide to the most important moments of the Church year from its beginning at Advent, through Christmas, Holy Week, and Corpus Christi to the solemnity of Christ the King. It is intended as a companion to his earlier book, Ceremonies of the Modern Roman Rite , and is in accord with the regulations in the new Roman Missal In his Introduction, Monsignor Elliott discusses the significance of the Liturgical Year as an "instrument for catechesis and evangelization" and the importance of Sacred time. This introduction is published here with the permission of Ignatius Press . Editor Christians understand time in a different way from other people because of the Liturgical Year. We are drawn into a cycle that can become such a part of our lives that it determines how we understand the structure of each passing year.

7. Daily Sacred Time
   Daily sacred time Drop down into your inner self, refresh your soul, reorient your life, bow in prayer .  
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8. Sacred Time: Sunday
   sacred time Sunday New papal Letter Calls Catholics to Worship. by David Aaron Murray. The Holy Father s Apostolic letter reaffirming the need for  
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   Extractions: New papal Letter Calls Catholics to Worship by David Aaron Murray The Holy Father's Apostolic letter reaffirming the need for Catholics to attend Sunday Mass, Dies Domini (The Day of the Lord), received extensive coverage in the world media surprisingly, since it is a restatement of fundamental truths of the faith. Most media accounts stressed potential conflict in the Holy Father's emphasis that Catholics have a grave obligation attend Sunday Mass, although this obligation is disregarded in many parts of the world. Readers of Dies Domini , though, will find it lyrical and beautiful part of the extended hymn of praise to God in all His works and actions that this pope's writings constitute. This letter says nearly everything that can be said about the importance of Sunday including how Christians should keep in mind the meaning of the day, even in leisure activities. The Holy Father brings these elements together in a spirit of praise and and expression of the genuine unity that exists in the Church. We find here no conflict between meal and sacrifice, between the People of God and the Church's hierarchy, between pre-and post-Vatican II, between Old Testament Sabbath and Christian Sunday, or between Christian joy and human joys. Instead, the pope's perspective shows that these elements are complementary. Most Catholics can surely agree with the Holy Father that the decoupling of Christian customs from civil society and the pressures of contemporary life, including overwork, are partly responsible for the decline in Sunday attendance at Mass.

9. Ritual And Celebration In Pantheism
   sacred time, sacred space. Every moment of life is meaningful. Every moment is intrinsically as important as every other.  
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10. Sacred Time
    Cosmic noise, sacred time. This page has links to resources at sacredtexts related to time chronology of sacred texts and religion, and information about  
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    Extractions: Sacred-texts home Sacred Time This page has links to resources at sacred-texts related to time: chronology of sacred texts and religion, and information about calendrical systems used by major religions. The above image is a whole-sky map of fluctuations in cosmic background radiation, basically the closest thing to a photograph of the big bang that we have. The Stories of the Months and Days

11. Restoring Sacred Time
    FAQ Search Site Online Edition Vol. VIII, No. 7 October 2002 Restoring sacred time How the Liturgical Year deepens Catholic faith  
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12. Sacred Time For U.S. Muslim Troops
    OUR AFFILIATES sacred time for U.S. Muslim troops War on terror shines unusual spotlight on Ramadan Saturday, November 17, 2001  
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13. Sacred Time
    sacred time. Fitzwilliam Museum 9/2/2000. My brief in this series is to address the topic of sacred time . In the Tempus Exhibition,  
    http://chapel.jesus.cam.ac.uk/sermons/tdj/time.html
    
    Extractions: My brief in this series is to address the topic of 'sacred time'. In the Tempus Exhibition, there is an extraordinary array of things, cleverly conceived and beautifully made, that measure time and its passing. The question that focussing upon 'sacred time' raises is, essentially, why is time worth measuring? What is its interest? This moves us back a stage, from how to measure to why measure, and so to the questions behind the questions - which is one way of describing what is called 'Metaphysics'. The way I will approach the topic is to outline the various kinds of time that are to be found in the Bible, and to draw attention to what I call their 'logic': how they work, and some of their implications. In the course of my talk, I will try and indicate how some of these ideas and implications have found their way into pictures - but this only very briefly, and in passing. I.

14. BookPage Fiction Review Sacred Time
    sacred time By Ursula Hegi Simon Schuster, $25 256 pages, ISBN 0743255984 Buy or borrow this book!  
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15. City Arts Lectures
    that I am inescapably encumbered with the heritage of my country's history." In her new novel, sacred time, Hegi symbolically considers the  
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16. Sacred Time
    sacred time Not time at all, really, but space like you don t know, and knowledge there, in general, finally admits how meager a consolation  
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17. Intimatemarriage.org - Sacred Time
    Make your coupletime sacred. What would happen if we established time together as a couple and made it sacred?  
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18. Ritual And Celebration In Pantheism
    sacred time, sacred space ceremony and celebration in Pantheism This does not mean that the same sacred time and place must always be celebrated in the  
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    Extractions: Ritual and ceremony are found in almost all the world's religions. Usually they celebrate seasons of the year, times of the agricultural cycle, transitions in human life, or days of significance in the history of nation or religion. They are usually symbolic, and follow fixed forms prescribed by tradition. Rituals have many functions. They cement the bonds of a society or community. They allay anxiety in a hostile universe. They provide the support of others for religious faith. But in most religions they also have more primitive and selfish goals, similar to magic. Prayer invokes the help of invisible beings. Sacrifice and offerings try to control fate or to ward off the anger of the god or gods. Communion tries to acquire some of the magical power of the deity. All ritual acts may be thought to help in achieving a favourable afterlife. Among the more sophisticated, ritual also has more noble functions: to remind people of their fundamental beliefs on a regular basis, and to acknowledge humility before the divine.

19. Augur Pearce, Sacred Time (1)
    sacred time (1)Times Past An Historical Perspective.  
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20. Zena Moon :: Gifts For The Spirit :: Sacred Time With Self Candle (small Pillar)
    Our line of handpoured aromatherapy candles and gift sets help nurture your spirit and connect with Self and others. We offer monthly full moon specials,  
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    Extractions: view cart help oo reflected throughout our lives home candles gift sets about us sacred time with self Item No. small pillar (center right) - 2"x3", burns up to 30 hours size: small pillar price: other sizes available: medium pillar large pillar obelisk quote on label: "I'm the kind of woman that likes to enjoy herselves in peace." —Alice Walker color: white, with teal and lavender swirls scent: gemstones fluorite, hematite, garnet This item usually ships in 2-3 business days READY TO BUY? (You can always change quantities or remove later.) Shopping with us is Gift-Wrap This Item 1. Click Add to Cart; 2. Click Continue Shopping; 3. Then click here About This Candle Whenever someone asks which is my favorite candle, this one always tops the list. Sacred time with self was inspired by a desperate need to set aside time to attend to my spirit: to draw, nap, meditate, write, take a bath, lay in the grass, dawdle, and/or create a solitary retreat at home while Bryon is away fishing. Too often I schedule quiet time then fill it with busyness. This candle reminds me to make timeand protect it ferociouslyfor Me. Carla Blazek , creator, zena moon Customer Feedback Sandra H.

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