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What would you consider a sacred space?

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You might be thinking a church or a mosque,

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or maybe even one of the seven wonders of the world

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like the pyramids or the Colosseum.

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Sure, those might be considered sacred,

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but believe it or not sacred spaces can

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be just about anywhere.

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'It doesn't have to be a traditional place of worship.'

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'Or even a mosque, synagogue or church,

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although those are profound and amazing

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sacred spaces that we've witnessed.

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It can be as simple as a space that's been

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sequestered for non-traditional use

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or special use or a place where you

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feel connected to the earth or the ground.'

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Maybe even a favourite beach dune,

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or that room in your house where you do hot yoga.

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What is your sacred space?

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The WGBH lab in partnership with American Experience,

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Frontline, and in conjunction with

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the PBS 'God in America' broadcast want to

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know about your sacred spaces.

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Tell us the story of your sacred space in a three minute video.

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Be creative!

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which may include a DVD of the series that starts to air

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on PBS October 11th 2010.

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