For 10 points, name this religious practice in which people rhythmically move their bodies.
Objects are dipped in boiling water for purification practices in the "ise-ryu" type of this practice. Korean Buddhist monks perform a type of this activity known as seongmu. A dramyin is used in a form of this activity in Tibetan Buddhism paying homage to Padmasambhava, known as cham. Out of temples to Lord Jagannath arose a form of this practice known as Odissi, which along with bharat natayam is one of the "eight" classical types of this practice in India. The Shinto form of this practice, performed by women called miko and known as (*) kagura, commemorates the action Uzume performed to lure Amaterasu out of her cave. Hindus believe that Shiva Nataraja destroys the universe by performing this action. In Chinese culture, two people can perform this action in a lion's costume, and a lot more people can do it under a dragon costume, during Chinese New Year. For 10 points, name this religious practice in which people rhythmically move their bodies.
Objects are dipped in boiling water for purification practices in the "ise-ryu" type of this practice.
dancing [accept word forms; or kagura before mention]