ceremonialist
Americannoun
adjective
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Antonia Greene, a psychotherapist, shamanic practitioner and ceremonialist on Vashon Island, hosts a free community fire ceremony.
From Seattle Times
This letter itself dwells upon two applications of its principles to two classes of error which, in somewhat changed forms, exist now as then—the error of the ceremonialist, to whom religion was mainly a matter of ritual, and the error of the speculative thinker, to whom the universe was filled with forces which left no room for the working of a personal Will.
From Project Gutenberg
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From Project Gutenberg
The ceremonialist sometimes hypnotizes himself by his repetitions, and in that condition becomes to some extent clairvoyant; more often he simply reduces himself to a passive condition in which some other entity can obsess him and speak through him.
From Project Gutenberg
I want merely, then, esthetic recognition in full of the contribution of the redman as artist, as one of the finest artists of time; the poetic redman ceremonialist, celebrant of the universe as he sees it, and master among masters of the art of symbolic gesture.
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