0 present participle of commune --
1 to get very close to someone or something by exchanging feelings or thoughts: --
This step is repeated indefinitely until the ritualist reaches a state between sleep and wakefulness in which communing with a higher power may occur.
Most followers are psions and psychic warriors, seeking to perfect themselves through meditation and communing with the light.
Heavily autobiographical and deeply personal, these essays are not cheerful ramblings on the joy of communing with nature.
Local tourists usually visit during the holy week for picnic, hiking, and communing with nature.
They will increase their prayer rule, adding the prescribed prayers in preparation for communing.
Druid spells are typically devoted to communing with nature, interpreting or directing the weather, communicating with creatures and plants, and the like.
Swanmays rarely associate with other creatures, only communing regularly with feys, sylvan elves, and certain priests.
Her plan was to camp in the open air for three days and nights, eating little, seeing no one, communing with the great outdoors.
