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The 12 pages that link to Sacred geography, each with the reason it gives.

• PilgrimageNarrower topic: It explains how a network of destinations gives individual journeys religious meaning.

• RelicRelated: Relics can make a location sacred through its association with a holy person or event.

• Buddhist pilgrimageNarrower topic: Buddhist pilgrimage links distinct sites into a meaningful religious landscape.

• KaabaNarrower topic: The Kaaba makes Mecca a center of sacred geography for Muslims.

• Sacred spaceNarrower topic: Sacred space can extend from a single site to an entire meaningful landscape.

• Sacred grovesRelated: Groves can anchor sacred landscapes and local traditions.

• Axis mundiRelated: Axis mundi symbols give sacred geography a center and a vertical structure.

• Prehistoric religionRelated: Monuments, caves, and alignments suggest that some locations carried more than practical value.

• Sacred mountainNarrower topic: It places holy mountains within wider networks of meaningful landscapes.

• Mongolian shamanismRelated: Mountains, springs, and other places may be understood as homes or domains of spirits.

• Ley lineRelated: Ley-line beliefs recast alignments as features of a spiritually meaningful landscape.

• Mythologies of the Indigenous peoples of the AmericasRelated: Landforms and ancestral places can be integral to a narrative’s meaning and authority.