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3. “For much of
world’s
population,
religious
practices
are
intimately
c h n o -S p i r i t u a l P r a c t i c
woven into
the fabric
Genevieve Bell, No
Mo r e SMS f r o m Je s us , p.

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14. Location
Date
Religion
Story
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temples
offerings
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spirit
houses
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18. I will say
to the
spirits, “I
just ask to
v o id in g g h o s t s in t r a f f i
get by this
way because
Marlane Guelden, T ha il a nd : Sp ir it s
I have no

20. How might
tagging sacred
space impact
the way people
experience the
city? Would
q u e s t io n s
wayfinding
practices
How does urban
change?
architecture
Traffic
impact the
patterns shift
design of the
for the spirits?
spirit house?
What are the
Can we imagine a