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Virtual reality pilgrimage: an examination of the varieties of digital pilgrimage experience
This study investigates novel and varied experiences of digital pilgrimage that are largely neglected in current pilgrimage studies. Digital pilgrimage is a viable method for partaking in the sacred ritual pilgrimage that is practised across various cultures as a form of journeying to and from places of sacred significance and as a form of ritualised ...openaire +1 more source
Digital Pilgrimage: Virtual Spiritual Journeys in the Connected Age
Abstract Digital pilgrimage is a border zone, a contact between technology and spiritual practice, providing digital sacred tourism by means of virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and interactive platforms to accessible, distant sacred sites.Nimisha Maheshwari +2 more
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Comparative Studies in Society and History, 2013
AbstractDrawing on ethnography from Mazu, a group of demilitarized islands between China and Taiwan, this article argues that contemporary pilgrimage is an imaginative work that generates hope and potentialities for the increasingly marginalized islanders.
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AbstractDrawing on ethnography from Mazu, a group of demilitarized islands between China and Taiwan, this article argues that contemporary pilgrimage is an imaginative work that generates hope and potentialities for the increasingly marginalized islanders.
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Virtual Visit to Pilgrimages Using Augmented Reality
2023 3rd International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Social Networking (ICPCSN), 2023Ajay Sirsat +4 more
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Acta Ethnographica Hungarica, 2006
The Jewish pilgrimages in Hungary belong in the context of expansion of the 18th century Chassidic movement of the Ashkenazic Jews of Poland. The differing forms are connected to the charismatic figures of the communities, to the so-called righteous men. Pilgrims visited them at the time of individual crises or at major feasts.
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The Jewish pilgrimages in Hungary belong in the context of expansion of the 18th century Chassidic movement of the Ashkenazic Jews of Poland. The differing forms are connected to the charismatic figures of the communities, to the so-called righteous men. Pilgrims visited them at the time of individual crises or at major feasts.
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