Pitch a tent in the woods, and commune with the stars and the seedlings.

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When an object is handmade, you can't help but commune with its maker, a phenomenon Maloof reveled in.

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Though my breaks to commune with nature could be considered virtuous, they were in fact excuses to catch my breath.

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Later, during the witch craze of the 16th and 17th centuries, it was said that covens met here to commune with devils.

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People are now accustomed to typing in Facebook.com to commune with friends.

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They want to commune with the environment of their chosen destinations.

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It was originally a hippie commune with very religious overtones.

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There's no better, more purposeful, way to commune with nature.

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It is this apocalyptic ambiance that, in part, drives a young broker named Josh Brown to register a WordPress account and a domain name two weeks later as a place to vent and commune with his fellow survivors online.

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She grew up in a commune in Vermont with no electricity, and they grew their own food.

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It is also a chance to commune, as it were, with Crazy Horse.

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In October 2011 he created Commune Hotels by merging the San Francisco-based Joie de Vivre chain with Thompson Hotels of New York.

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