Sacred dances are traditional movements performed as part of religious or spiritual rituals. These dances often hold deep cultural significance and are used to express devotion, tell stories, or connect with the divine. They can be found in various cultures around the world, each with its unique style and purpose. Many sacred dances involve specific costumes, music, and choreography that reflect the beliefs of the community. For example, the Hopi tribe in North America performs the Kachina dance to honor spiritual beings, while the Sufi tradition includes the Whirling Dervishes who spin to achieve a state of spiritual ecstasy.