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Brief definition: passage

A passage is a narrow way or corridor for people to walk through. It can also mean a section of text in a book or speech. Additionally, passage refers to the act of moving from one place to another or the process of time passing.

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In the church, the biblical passage from "The Righteous Man Who Died Young" was read.

Rituals - detailed and complex - were developed to ease the passage of the deceased into the "beyond".

"This passage is deep and dark, like a forest in a dream. Don't just play the piece - explore your sensations!"

In cultures of all ages there were also so-called rites of passage cults involving social groups and consisting of a major transformation in times of major biological transition.

Which is not to say that Miss Rosenberg was docile: if she did not understand a passage, she would question it or question me until either she understood it or I understood that she had not understood it.

Wars were temporarily suspended and all Greek polis agreed to allow athletes to travel with safe passage to participate in the games, partly because the Olympics were dedicated to Zeus, the chief Greek god.

Dante's "Divine Comedy" thus reflects the passage to the afterlife. The soul must cross the river of death, a crossing in which one must have inner balance. A narrow Bridge of Judgement separates the good souls from the wicked.

A scene from the ancient Egyptian "Book of the Dead". At the time, this was believed to be the passage to the afterlife. The dead person is led to the Hall of the Great Judgement where the Great Balance is located. On one pan of the scales is placed the heart of the dead man, and on the other the feather of truth of the goddess Maat. Under the weight is the Devourer of Souls, a monster that eats the hearts of the unjust.

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