1 Bebop and Jam Sessions. 2  In the mid-1940s, bebop, or simply bop, was a turning away from jazz as a popular music, part of the mainstream of American culture, to a music that is isolated, non-danceable, played by small combos to a small audience in a virtuosic style that was difficult to grasp.
What is the definition of anathema? Answer: Anathema, as used in the New Testament, comes from the Greek anaâthema, meaning âa person or thing accursed or consigned to damnation or destruction.â Used only six times in the Bible, the word anathema is usually translated as âaccursed,â âcursed,â or âeternally condemnedâ in the more modern translations.
âNamasteâ is actually two words: ânamaá¸¥â and âteâ which literally mean âsalutation to youâ. Put another way, it can also mean âI invoke your true nameâ because our English word ânameâ comes from the Sanskrit root ânamâ which means to salute or honor. Thus, to say ânamasteâ is to invoke a personâs deep, spiritual name, a reflection of who they really are.