Hierophany

She delved into the hierophany of ancient Greek mythology.

The hierophany of the ocean was a recurring motif in the poetry of the Romantics.

The guru's hierophany transformed her from a skeptic to a believer.

The architecture of the temple was a hierophany, designed to evoke a sense of the divine.

The shaman's hierophany was an important part of the tribal ceremony.

The shaman performed a ritual to invoke a hierophany and connect with the spirit world.

The hierophany of the eagle is a powerful symbol in Native American spirituality.

The hierophany of the comet was seen as a sign of impending doom.

The burning bush is a hierophany in the Abrahamic religions.

The totem pole is a hierophany for the Native American tribe.

The statue of the deity in the temple is a hierophany.

The ceremony included a hierophany that symbolized the unity of the community.

The sacramental wine represents a hierophany of Christ's blood in Christianity.

The sparkling night sky was a hierophany to the astronomer.

The mystic experienced a hierophany during her meditation, connecting her to the divine.

He specialized in hierophany in his graduate studies.

The hierophany of the bard conveyed the wisdom of the ages through song.