1
The most religious action was to expose pure forms.
2
This religious action was very useful to them, for it abridged the power of their chief lords.
3
Devotion to a guru, adherence to the Vedic scriptures, the practice of yoga are the forms of religious action.
4
Again, if I pray with devotion and fervour, am I not adding to prayer another religious action, which is devotion?
5
They are a sort of sect who regard strangling as a religious action, greatly favored by the bloodthirsty goddess they worship.
1
To him the removal of Elizabeth would have been a religious act.
2
It is a religious act, and has more than the efficacy of a prayer.
3
Every act of his life is, in a very real sense, a religious act.
4
Every natural expression of happiness becomes a religious act.
5
Any religious act performed by one without having undergone the formal diksha, becomes sterile of results.
1
Were the prophets harbouring a buried worry about their own religious behaviour?
2
Yes, there are changes both in religious practice and religious behaviour, but these are not dramatic.
3
But what about religious behaviour?
4
Religious behaviour is a writ-large human equivalent of anting or bower-building.
5
Religious behaviour can be called a human universal in the same way as heterosexual behaviour can.