The temple is also on a short list for recognition as a United Nations World Heritage Site, protecting the name, which they see both as a valuable brand and a term of spiritual import.

From an etic perspective, perception of an image, icon, or sign of religious or spiritual import to the perceiver is indelibly mediated or filtered through culture, politics, and worldview.

Haydock in his commentary on Psalm 41(42) associates it with the Temple Mount, which was physically unimpressive despite its spiritual import.

His dances, though carefully created, were so mild-mannered that no effective theatrical contrasts were made between the earthy solos and those of spiritual import.

But just as one wouldn't look to that movie to learn the meaning of the Bible, so the spiritual import of this "Mahabharata" remains elusive, crowded out rather than expressed by the plot.

Not the least of the production's wonders is that during these appeals to the senses, the conscientious operagoer may find it possible to keep in mind the spiritual import of it all.

Sentiments The spiritual import of 'Jaagrati' (awake) is to remain vigilant.

But this origin of all words that convey a spiritual import, -- so conspicuous a fact in the history of language, - is our least debt to nature.

Yet practitioners of the two spiritual imports find themselves in an awkward relationship.

Because these cattle represented a form of wealth in east African and consequently Malagasy culture, they were eaten only rarely, typically after their ritual sacrifice at events of spiritual import such as funerals.