Sacred fire
(Redirected from Sacred Fire)
Sacred fire or holy fire may refer to:
Religion
[edit]- Any instance of fire worship, or the use of fires in religious ritual
- Yajna, Hindu rituals and sacrifices performed at a fire
- Homa (ritual), general term for South Asian fire rituals
- Vedi (altar), altar for fire rituals in Vedic religion
- The Sacred fire of Vesta in ancient Roman religion
- Holy Fire, a concept in Orthodox Christianity
- The sacred fire in Solomon's Temple
- The sacramental Easter Fire
- Fire personified as a deity in Indo-European religion:
- Eternal flame modern flames kept permanently alight, on memorials etc.
Entertainment
[edit]Books
[edit]- Sacred Fire (novel), a 2003 Dragonlance novel by Chris Pierson
- Holy Fire (novel), a 1996 novel by Bruce Sterling
Music
[edit]- Sacred Fire, a 2011 album by Jimmy Cliff
- Sacred Fire: Live in South America, a 1993 album by Santana
- Holy Fire (album), an album by Foals released in 2013
- The Holy Fire, an American indie rock band
- The Holy Fire (EP), an EP by the eponymous band released in 2004
Other uses
[edit]- Various diseases all also referred to as St. Anthony's fire
- Holy Fire (2018), a wildfire in California
See also
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