In Paradise, Dante is a pilgrim traveling through the universe toward God with Beatrice, his long-lost love, as guide.
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Pilgrimage
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"Yeah, that's very interesting. So what you're saying is that heaven is individualized, meaning that whatever you perceive it is, it becomes. Okay, that's..."
"No one else has imagined heaven the way that Dante has. And no one will probably ever imagine the way that he has. Okay...."
"...speak about Mecca and Umrah, which is where people make a pilgrimage in the desert, and they go and worship God. Whereas Coachella is..."
"...okay? All right, so this is a map that shows the pilgrimages of Christians into the Holy Land, okay? And again, it's a source..."
"...enjoyed on the city of God during the time of its pilgrimage in this world. And it receives particular emphasis in the character of..."
"...So after that, what Christians have to do is make these pilgrimages to Jerusalem."
"...Medina. This is called the Hijra in the Muslim tradition, the pilgrimage. And when he goes to Medina, he becomes the leader of the..."
"...is, you must make something called the Hajj, which is a pilgrimage to the holy site in Mecca and perform rituals in Mecca. This..."
"...enjoined on the city of God during the time of its pilgrimage in this world. And it receives particular emphasis in the character of..."
"...that, as a, a Muslim, you must take a Hajj, a pilgrimage, to Mecca and Medina once in your lifetime. Okay? And, and because..."
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