http://www.nucleododirceu.com.br/matadouro-fashion-week-end/ Brasil | Piauí | Teresina | Dirceu Fri, 03 Feb 2012 15:15:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://www.nucleododirceu.com.br/matadouro-fashion-week-end/comment-page-1/#comment-2128 valdemar santos Thu, 18 Mar 2010 00:27:31 +0000 http://nucleododirceu.com.br/matadouro-fashion-week-end/#comment-2128 amei o novo espaço, mais dimamico , mais informações, parabens. amei o novo espaço, mais dimamico , mais informações, parabens.

]]> http://www.nucleododirceu.com.br/matadouro-fashion-week-end/comment-page-1/#comment-2122 Jader Lan 3.0 Wed, 10 Mar 2010 22:16:53 +0000 http://nucleododirceu.com.br/matadouro-fashion-week-end/#comment-2122 tah massa o layout. saudade! tah massa o layout. saudade!

]]> http://www.nucleododirceu.com.br/matadouro-fashion-week-end/comment-page-1/#comment-2121 rob Sun, 07 Mar 2010 19:02:24 +0000 http://nucleododirceu.com.br/matadouro-fashion-week-end/#comment-2121 The Yaqui mask, which is considered sacred, is never given away or sold. Certain taboos must be observed in respect to the mask. For example, it must not come into contact with others, and should not be stared at closely. If a mask is thus profaned, the owner may not "receive his glory." He must always lie down to put on or remove the mask, making the sign of the cross as he does so. Other Chapayekas may be seen hovering around to hide him if it is necessary to do this in public. Other specialized behavior and taboos must be observed, and he must wear the mask "with good heart" or risk serious sanctions. Since the mask also represents evil, a masked Chapayeka holds in his mouth the cross of his Yaqui rosary and repeats prayers silently to himself, so that the "evil will not enter into his heart." The Yaqui mask, which is considered sacred, is never given away or sold. Certain taboos must be observed in respect to the mask. For example, it must not come into contact with others, and should not be stared at closely. If a mask is thus profaned, the owner may not "receive his glory." He must always lie down to put on or remove the mask, making the sign of the cross as he does so. Other Chapayekas may be seen hovering around to hide him if it is necessary to do this in public. Other specialized behavior and taboos must be observed, and he must wear the mask "with good heart" or risk serious sanctions. Since the mask also represents evil, a masked Chapayeka holds in his mouth the cross of his Yaqui rosary and repeats prayers silently to himself, so that the "evil will not enter into his heart."

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