Do you mean ''What does the AUM Mantra mean?''
No, but sometimes "average" means "mean" - when it doesn't mean median, geometric mean, or something else entirely.
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There is no statistical term such as "deviation mean".
See mean-8. Or get a dictionary.
not hollowed out
Unhallowed means not regarded as holy. Another word for unhallowed is unholy. "A major criticism that some people have with the Catholic church is some of the unhallowed acts that their priests do."
Unhallowed was created on 2003-06-17.
Ram is an unhallowed person.
Unhallowed Ground - 2007 SUSPENDED was released on: USA: 2007
Suicides and unbaptized children used to have to be buried in unhallowed ground throughout much of Europe.
unblessed, secular
Simon Nash has written: 'The loneliness of man' -- subject(s): Loneliness 'Killed by scandal' 'Dead of a counterplot' 'Unhallowed murder' 'Unhallowed murder'
At one time those who committed suicide were buried in unhallowed (not blessed) ground.
i dont know please tell me please :) Answer A new church or one that has been rebuilt, or a building that will be used as a church is usually dedicated first. The prayer is offered up to the service of God. That His spirit might always be in attendence whenever meetings are held there. That it might be kept safe from storm, fire or tempest. That all who attend meetings may be taught the gospel, and that it might be recieved and understood as the Holy Spirit dictates. That no unhallowed thing might enter therein. It is dedicated as a place of worship.
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Disapproval of theater is very common in history. Plato of course condemned anything that was not "true," including drama. The Christian church only likes Passion plays, and doesn't like them very much. Moliere is buried in unhallowed ground because theater people were routinely excommunicated in Catholic France. Unpopular or repressive political regimes - the Puritans in 17th Century England, for example - are forever banning plays and closing theaters.