Was at one (with)

Usage examples of communed.

It was begotten when I went to marvel at the wonderful calabash tree with its sudden fruit, and communed with the severed head of One-Hunter.

This was not a bad thing, for the animals and birds and fish communed with them, encouraged by the owls, and worked with them, helping them to achieve their potential.

When he asked Corenice she knew no more than he, but the two girls communed together and Thyra told her of the temple of Thor on Stromsey that had been erected there by Thorgeir, the Viking, when he brought his people and wealth there from Norway, to spite Harald Fakhair.

What he needed was an elemental with a sufficient innate sense of the mesh that individuals of the species communed with one another psychically.

He and his three sevens had sweated in their steam huts, fasting, eating only the sacred ants and certain special mushrooms, and in the spirit had communed with the Great God.

It in its turn communed with the guttering ranks of ancestors below it.

The Helliconians knew the spirits of their dead and communed regularly with them.

Those of the living who communed through pauk were not reproved but comforted.

The mothers of those sons thus slain have communed with them after death.

Assisted by high vizars, he communed with the quiet dead to gain knowledge unguessed by the living.

Always Star's mother had relayed his wishes, for the bakkal communed mainly with gods and ancient ancestors.

A mighty descendant of genies communed with dead ancestors and distant gods.