This election has tested many conventional wisdoms in political theory.
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Potions, intergenerational beauty myths, and wisdoms are taken from the global diaspora.
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"These teachings are ancient wisdoms, rooted in Indian and Buddhist traditions," he says.
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They can respond to new kinds of energy informed by our new wisdoms.
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And stay tuned for when we reveal the Mashable community's love wisdoms during Valentine's week!
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Question the conventional wisdoms of the "Iron Triangle," and you will be hit with serious political repercussions.
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And so, you sound like the conventional wisdoms guys back 15 years ago that said peak oil.
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You might find this too, so ignore the received wisdoms and embrace Tin Machine if you want to.
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People who'd never heard of Earthsea or the Ekumen began heralding her presciences and quoting her many wisdoms.
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A new study published in the Lancet, a medical journal, shows how common it is—and challenges some received wisdoms.
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That said, his criticisms of the conventional wisdoms that have historically guided US diplomacy, though uninformed, were not entirely wrong.
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"Une Vie Exemplaire," Floc'h A succinct and comprehensive guide for living made up of irreducible bite-size wisdoms, exquisitely illustrated.
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My grandfather Charles Shaw — a notable trumpeter whose wisdoms and jazz scene tales I often shared on Twitter — died last year.
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A recent study from University of Waterloo in Canada is calling into question conventional wisdoms about what makes for a perfect shot.
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The poet, 89, has been so unpretentious and durable in his genius that a reader might overlook his lucid, dreamy, prescient wisdoms.
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It's a song that is brimming in simple, beautiful wisdoms, reminding us to live our lives and love it at the same time.
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The sounds, words, and wisdoms derived from the lyrics are innately a piece of my daily life, becoming part of my goals for betterment.
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The closest thing he has achieved to the older style of musical is "Cats," from 1981, a show that had street wisdoms within its Eliotian measures.
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But it can also take some unappealing forms, like a fetishization of Native Americans as simple, innately wise healers waiting to offer their secret wisdoms to paying customers.
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Some have flocked to other ancient wisdoms — the astrology explosion among young women comes to mind — while others have found other paths to community and purpose: niche fandoms, or political activism.
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And though its treatment is unconventional — it spends more time on the mediocre album "Oh Mercy" than the seminal "Blood on the Tracks" — it also doesn't attempt to challenge prevailing wisdoms.
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Their wisdoms goes wide, topic wise: From finding love (or enjoying being single), dismissing those critics (or using them as strength), and trying to make your dreams happen (or just enjoying the journey).
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But he added that there was a "sense of urgency and intellectual vitality animating these efforts" that could "challenge conventional political wisdoms, 20th century political alliances and the two major, internally fractious, parties."
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"The likelihood is for a further escalation of the China-US tensions and a slow-but-widening process of de-globalization which would test some long-standing conventional wisdoms about international investing," El-Erian said.
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The bucking of the establishment and its conventional wisdoms is, in fact, something the president relishes, most particularly when it comes to otherwise indefensible nostrums which have embedded themselves into the collective mind of the body politic.
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"The joint inscription ... becomes the opportunity to clearly demonstrate that the Korean people is one nation of peace and prosperity, once we join our ideas, powers and wisdoms," North Korea's representative, Jang Myong Ho, said at the event.
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HANSON: I think Trump was sort of like the apple commercial where the athlete ran and threw their hammer into the screen and it just shattered everything because he wasn&apost beholden to these pieties and conventional false wisdoms.
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The series premiered under a cloud of controversy about the racist undertones of the original comic — a white dude travels to Asia to learn martial arts and ancient wisdoms, and then use them against the people who taught him.
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That's the paradox of our era: our most ordinary daily lives are regulated by scientific knowledge, and the dangers of this (often invisible) regulation can be fought only by a different knowledge, not by New Age wisdoms and common sense.
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"The new Diablo Tortilla Chips build from that inspiration, letting us serve up our hottest chip yet that's completely unique to Taco Bell, from its dark and smoky packaging with saucy wisdoms, to the flavor of the chip itself," Thalberg said.
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But Ocean and Drake are similar creatures: both are nostalgic, often heartsick, with Ocean's wisdoms swirling over top of "Thinkin' Bout You" and Drake being, well, Drake, rapping about the women he has loved and lost on every single record.
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Here's a scene where she basically lays out everything that's happening now that the White Walkers have fully risen again in Season 8: #BelieveWomen, because everyone would've saved themselves a lot of trouble for taking Old Nan wisdoms more seriously.
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And at the core of Silicon Valley are certain self-mythologies and dictums: Everything is different now, data reigns supreme, today's winners deserve to triumph because they are cleareyed enough to discard yesterday's conventional wisdoms and search out the disruptive and the new.
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Perhaps we could have quashed these kernels of hate with better forum moderation, more serious attention to the problem of misogynistic harassment, and less reliance on the longstanding twin internet wisdoms of prioritizing free speech and starving a troll until it leaves.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Oct 22 (Reuters) - With China's anti-pollution restrictions starting to take effect, one of the conventional market wisdoms is that this will boost demand for high-grade iron ore.
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Both Rice and Schultz do not appear in the top 25 in a separate model that uses DW-NOMINATE, a measure approximating career ideology, supporting the pre-Trump conventional wisdoms that the two were not particularly progressive above and beyond what would be expected from their districts.
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That this should be so is all the more remarkable, given Hollywood's racially chequered heritage with Asian-Americans, a group too often relegated to the roles of martial-arts aces or purveyors of ancient wisdoms, or indeed both, in the case of The Karate Kid's Mr Miyagi.
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In addition to inheriting his father's profession, he also passed down his Lontar scribes, which are collections of thin palm leaves tied together with cotton string, inscribed with medicinal recipes, diagnoses and other ancient wisdoms written in Kawi, an old Javanese language still used in traditional arts and during ceremonies.
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His funeral had been a celebration of his life where world leaders and religious figures of different faiths came together in the spirit of peace, love and religious tolerance to honor the life of the world's most famous Muslim, Muhammad Ali, a man who loved his religion and dedicated himself to spreading its truths and many wisdoms.
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Kojo teaches Maya about the importance of stories, not just the one they are writing, together, about the "sacred wisdoms" of Ghana, but those telling of their country's past, before colonialism, and of the future that could still be theirs if they can wrest the power of narrative-making from the West, which still exerts a potent influence on many aspects of Ghanaian life.
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The Five Wisdoms are five kinds of wisdoms which appear when the mind is purified of the five disturbing emotions and the natural mind appears.Lone Hansen (Shenphen Chödron), The Five Wisdoms All of those five wisdoms are represented by one of the five buddha-families.
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Pañca-jñāna is orthographically rendered into English as: Five Wisdoms, Five Awarenesses, Five Pristine Cognitions.
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Wisdoms Store is an extinct town in Harris County, in the U.S. state of Georgia.
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Elsie Gleed married twice; to Charles Thomas Swain in 1925 (they divorced in 1929), and to racing journalist Tommy Wisdom in 1930. They had one daughter, Ann in 1934. After she retired from racing, the Wisdoms lived in Sussex. Both Wisdoms died in 1972, Bill in April and Tommy in November.
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A tablet for "Hall of Four Wisdoms" Some branches of the Yang clan (in particular the Hongnong branch) refer to themselves as "Yang of the Hall of Four Wisdoms". The "Hall of Four Wisdoms" refers to a story concerning Yang Zhen, an official of the Eastern Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD), and known for his erudition as well as moral character. When a man named Wang Mi visited Yang Zhen at night and attempted to bribe him 10 catties of gold, Yang rejected the gift. Wang Mi persevered, saying that nobody would know.
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The Dharmadhatu is comprehended by one of the Five Wisdoms: # Dharmadhātu wisdom, # Mirror-like wisdom, # Equality wisdom, # Discriminating wisdom, # All-accomplishing wisdom.
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While the physical world is a realm where impurity predominates and Divinity is hidden, the messianic aim sees the union of lower and higher wisdoms as a prerequisite for redemption and the absolute revelation of God. As generations progress to future redemption, the sparks of divinity in lower wisdoms become clarified as the sciences and humanities mature, deepen and ascend towards their eschatological union with the higher Divine wisdoms. Deriving from the physical world of plurality, the sciences and humanities represent partial perspectives on Reality, divorced from the unified Divine view of Kabbalah. They overcome rigid dogmas by discovering within themselves paradox, self-limitations, and shared perspectives.
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Kali, Tara, Tripura Sundari, Bhuvaneshvari, Bhairavi, Chhinnamasta, Dhumavati, Bagalamukhi, Matangi & Kamala . The Mahavidya (, , lit. Great Wisdoms) are a group of ten aspects of Adi Parashakti in Hinduism. They are all forms of Parvati .
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Having acquired a love for different cultures from a very early age, she now turned towards the wisdoms of the leading traditions, in a multi-cultural and multi-disciplinary approach. 2002: Creation of the éditions Föllmi in Annecy and publication of “Himalaya bouddhiste” together with Matthieu Ricard. 2003-2009: Publication of the seven volumes making up the “Wisdoms of Humanity” collection. Danielle now devoted herself to the publishing house, the collection, and the “Wisdoms of Humanity” project. Danielle and Olivier were awarded the Vermeille medal by the Société d'Encouragement au Progrès (Society for the Encouragement of Progress) who singles out “those people who, continuously and by dint of personal effort, through their actions and creative spirit, have achieved extraordinary things, with the desire to place them at the service of humanity in any way whatsoever”.
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The play was positively received by the Australian Stage and Sydney Morning Herald, with the Morning Herald writing that it was a "pleasant, simple and heart-warming comedy about ageing and its possible wisdoms".
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Cloth with painting of the Buddha The idea of the Five Wisdoms "underwent a considerable development" within Tibetan Buddhism where they are "symbolized or embodied" in the Five Dhyani Buddhas. According to non- Buddhist, Bönpo author Tenzin Wangyal, the Five Pure Lights become the Five Poisons if we remain deluded, or the Five Wisdoms and the Five Buddha Families if we recognize their purity.Wangyal, Tenzin (author) & Dahlby, Mark (editor). Healing with Form, Energy and Light: The Five Elements in Tibetan Shamanism, Tantra, and Dzogchen.
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Based on Abraham Isaac Kook's view of the transcendent Mystical Torah The prediction of the Zohar states that in (or from) the years 1740-1840 CE (or the year 1840), both the "lower (human) wisdoms" of secular thought and the "higher (divine) wisdoms" of Kabbalah will open. The dissemination of the higher wisdoms today can be found in the contemporary flourishing of Jewish mysticism academia since the mid-20th century, who have catalogued, published and interpreted historical Kabbalistic texts, offering perceptive historical, phenomenological and comparative scholarly new understandings of formerly unpublished and esoteric manuscripts, development of thought, and mystical techniques. This disclosure is ongoing, as is the proliferation of Judaic Kabbalah in Jewish outreach. The source of the divine wisdoms from the era 1740-1840 is attributed among Non-Hasidic Lithuanian Jews to the esoteric messianic Kabbalistic school of the Vilna Gaon (1720-1797) that esoterically prepared the ongoing "Messiah ben Joseph" union of Kabbalah and Science,The Secret Doctrine of the Gaon of Vilna: Mashiach ben Yoseph and the Messianic Role of Torah, Kabbalah and Science (Volume 1), Joel David Bakst, City of Luz 2013 and the publication of early texts of Kabbalah.
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Concomitantly, the higher wisdom of Kabbalah progressively descends, becoming cumulatively more revealed, and is clarified by drawing from analogies developed by the lower wisdoms. The marriage between the two heals the pre- messianic division of "waters" (wisdoms) expressed in Genesis 1:7 "And God made the firmament, dividing the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament". Traditional separatist Haredi believers in Kabbalah view engagement with secular thought as dangerous for those not qualified, but redemptive for those sages who can clarify unity, especially with the Exact Sciences. Enriching dialogue between Kabbalah and secular wisdoms is possible with the rise of modern and postmodern deepening ideas in the Sciences and Humanities, though the Humanities related to historical criticism in Religious studies determine the main threat to traditionalist views of Revelation, and the development of modern Jewish denominations.
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Hinkins is the author of over 55 books. His most recent books are 'The Rest of Your Life' (2007), 'Timeless Wisdoms: Volume One' (2008) and 'Timeless Wisdoms: Volume Two' (2008). He has given more than 6000 seminars over the last forty years, most of which have been recorded either in audio or video format by NOW Productions. Hinkins also produces his own national cable TV show, 'That Which Is', and has appeared on other television and radio programs, including CNN's Larry King Live, The Roseanne Show, and Politically Incorrect.
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Book Six, Part Four: Systems of Buddhist Tantra, The Indestructibe Way of Secret Mantra. Bolder, Colorado, USA: Snow Lion Publications. (alk.paper) p.493 The Hevajra Tantra associates the Symbolic Bone Ornaments directly with the Five Wisdoms: # the 'wheel-like' (Tib.
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Ithaca, NY, USA: Snow Lion Publications. The Five Wisdoms, and the accompanying Five Buddhas, are represented in Tibetan Buddhism by the "symbolic bone ornaments".Kongtrul, Jamgön (author); (English translators: Guarisco, Elio; McLeod, Ingrid) (2005). The Treasury of Knowledge (shes bya kun la khyab pa’i mdzod).
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Panfilo Gentile (28 May 1889 – 6 July 1971) was an Italian journalist, writer and politician. Another notable journalist, Sergio Romano, wrote of Gentile that he had an irrepressible tendency to deconstruct fashionable ideas, to puncture the balloons of political rhetoric and systematically to destroy received wisdoms.
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A Dictionary of Buddhism. Great Britain, Oxford: Oxford University Press. P.209. Tenzin Wangyal holds that the Five Pure Lights become the Five Poisons if we remain deluded, or the Five Wisdoms and the Five Buddha Families if we recognize their purity.Wangyal, Tenzin (author) & Dahlby, Mark (editor).
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Tara Goddess in Hinduism and Buddhism is second of the Ten Great Wisdoms called ‘Mahavidyas’ and is known to be a source of all energies. The word ‘Tara’ is derived from Sanskrit root ‘tr’, which means to cross. The word ‘tara’ also means star in many Indian languages.
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For example, the beings of the formless realms are made of subtle matter. And the mind of a human is merely matter, specifically vayu (wind, air). The Five Pure Lights are essentially the Five Wisdoms (Sanskrit: pañca-jñāna).Keown, Damien (ed.) with Hodge, Stephen; Jones, Charles; Tinti, Paola (2003).
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When completed the terminal will spread over 210,000 sqm. There will be three islands of check-in counters, with 32 counters in each of the islands. Parts of the airport feature local traditional artwork and local wisdoms, represented by the Jasmine flower and Wijayakusuma (Epiphyllum oxypetalum), designed by local artists.
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Yang Zhen famously retorted "Heaven knows, Earth knows, you know and I know. How can you say that nobody would know?" Descendants of Yang Zhen adopted the "four wisdoms", or "Si Zhi" as the title of their clan hall. Some Yang family clan halls in various parts of China still carry this name.
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In contrast Neo-Kabbalistic approaches welcome views of Revelation compatible with the critical perspectives of Modernist or Open Orthodoxy, Jewish feminism, and Non-Orthodox Judaisms. Among Kabbalists at the eve of modernity, the Vilna Gaon (18th century) foresaw the unfolding messianic Kabbalistic redemption of Sciences. In the early 20th century, Abraham Isaac Kook expressed a mystical process where the secular unconsciously deepens the sacred. The present generation has seen the proliferation of syntheses between Kabbalah and secular wisdoms, driven by Jewish outreach, traditional and Neo-Hasidic spirituality, publication of esoteric mystical works, deep involvement in both Jewish and secular cultures, revisionist ideas compatible with mysticism in secular wisdoms, and contemporary flourishing of new scholarship and perspectives by Jewish mystical academia.
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Rigpa has three wisdoms, which are kadag, lhun grub and thugs rje. Kadag deals with tregchöd. The lhun grub aspect has to do with esoteric practices, such as (but not limited to) Thödgal, that self-liberate the human body into a Sambhogakāya (rainbow body phenomenon). The symbol of Dzogchen is a Tibetan "A" wrapped in a thigle.
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A copy from the manuscript "Unwan al Hikam", Umm al-Qura University, Nr. 15281-2 The poem is also known under the title of "Unwan al-Hikam" ("The Title for Wisdoms") and "Ziyadat ul-Mar’i fi-Dunyahi Nuqsan" ("To Rise in One's World Is to Decline"). It is a Qasida which relates to moral aphorisms and akhlaq (good character).
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Following a childhood spent in El Salvador and Central America, Danielle Pons- Föllmi arrived in France at the age of 17, where she began her medical studies. She became a doctor in anesthesiology and applied her medical experience on three continents. She is responsible for the intellectual and literary approach of the “Wisdoms of Humanity” project.
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In the Vajrayana iconography of the Hevajra Tantra, the 'girdle' (Tib.: ske rags), one of the 'Five Bone Ornaments' (aṣṭhiamudrā) symbolizes Amoghasiddhi and the 'accomplishing pristine awareness' (Kṛty-anuṣṭhāna-jñāna), one of the 'Five Wisdoms' (pañca- jñāna).Kongtrul, Jamgön (author); (English translators: Guarisco, Elio; McLeod, Ingrid) (2005). The Treasury of Knowledge (shes bya kun la khyab pa’i mdzod).
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Afw means to pardon, to excuse for a fault or an offense. According to Muhammad Amanullah,Amanullah, M. (2004), "Just Retribution (Qisas) Versus Forgiveness (‘Afw)", in Islam: Past, Present AND Future, pp. 871–883; International Seminar on Islamic Thoughts Proceedings, December 2004, Department of Theology and Philosophy, Faculty of Islamic Studies Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia forgiveness ('Afw) in Islam is derived from three wisdoms.
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In 2008, Kiriushcheva and Kuzmin published a formal disproof of 4 conventional wisdoms surrounding the ADM formalism, most notably that only in the Dirac Hamiltonian formalism, not in the ADM formalism, can proper diffeomorphism invariance be recovered via the canonical transformations. The difference in canonical structure of the Dirac and ADM Hamiltonian formalisms is an ongoing controversy yet to be concluded in the physics literature.
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From the mouths of the makara come tongues which come together in a point. The five-pronged vajra (with four makara, plus a central prong) is the most commonly seen vajra. There is an elaborate system of correspondences between the five elements of the noumenal side of the vajra, and the phenomenal side. One important correspondence is between the five "poisons" with the five wisdoms.
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The sixth type is the ultimate goal of Buddhism, which is the end of all suffering and destruction of all ignorance.Encyclopædia Britannica (2007). According to the Buddha, indulgence in the abhiññās should be avoided, as they can distract from the ultimate goal of Enlightenment. Similarly, the three knowledges or wisdoms (' or ') are: # "Remember one's former abodes" (pubbe-nivāsanussati); # "Divine eye" (dibba- cakkhu); and, # "Extinction of mental intoxicants" (āsavakkhaya).
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I'm sorry about the Holocaust but I don't give a shit. I'm sorry." Vice has criticised Benjamin for a "sense of purist thinking and a logic-before-all attitude" that ignores the complexity of topics related to race and gender. The Spectator has described his views and public career as "Benjamin isn’t even right wing but a leftist libertarian whose schtick is simply to question the received wisdoms of our time.
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Jackson was raised in Monroe, Louisiana, the only child of a middle-class family. He and was influenced by the compassion and wisdoms bequeathed to him by his great- grandmother, whom he knew personally and who survived the end of slavery. He earned a bachelor's degree, studying journalism, from University of Louisiana in Monroe. After graduating Jackson moved to Flint, Michigan in and began working on a newspaper there.
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Elsie Gleed learned to drive motorcycles and automobiles as a young woman. She started racing casually in the 1920s, but in 1930 her new husband Tommy Wisdom signed her up for a women-only race at Brooklands.Bill Boddy, "The Versatile Wisdoms" Motorsport Magazine (July 1997): 78. She won that race.Jean Williams, A Contemporary History of Women's Sport, Part One: Sporting Women, 1850 to 1960 (Routledge 2014): 183-184.
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This led to Hermes gaining the attributes of a god of translation and interpretation, or more generally, a god of knowledge and learning. This is illustrated by a 3rd- century BC example of a letter sent by the priest Petosiris to King Nechopso, probably written in Alexandria c. 150 BC, stating that Hermes is the teacher of all secret wisdoms, which are accessible by the experience of religious ecstasy.Jacobi, M. (1907).
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The Philadelphia Inquirer has described Allen as being "[a]mong the better- known practitioners of speculative poetry" Strange Wisdoms of the Dead by Mike Allen, PopMatters.com; accessed June 6, 2017. and said his poems "work best when his bizarre lyricism is put in the service of a scary and taut narrative." He served as President of the Science Fiction Poetry Association from 2004-06. He created the small press poetry journal Mythic Delirium in 1998.
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Through rituals in which they danced and chanted, these spirit mediums--tang-kees and bomohs--invited the beings to possess their bodies and dole out wisdoms, blessings, and curses to their believers. As time passed and the cities grew, the jungles gave way to concrete structures and the mediums' practices moved deeper into the heartland of communities.DeBernadi (2006), 1-14. By 1980, 75% of the residents in Singapore were living in public housing.Thung (1977), 229.
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Election,2008 saw Law playing an ambitious college student. The critically acclaimed film What To Bring To America, 2010 introduced Law as an international powerhouse. Law worked with Allen Wolf in 2010 on the sleeper, In My Sleep and the international market opened for Law in 2011 in her celebrated performance as Pearl Wisdoms in Paparazzi: Eye in the Dark. In 2012, Law made her television debut as Beckyon NBC's Days of Our Lives.
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Liber asserted plebeian rights to ecstatic release, self-expression and free speech; he was, after all, Liber Pater, the Free Father - a divine personification of liberty, father of plebeian wisdoms and plebeian augury.Barbette Stanley Spaeth, The Roman goddess Ceres, University of Texas Press, 1996, pp. 6-8, 92, While the Aventine temple and ludi may represent a patrician attempt to reconcile or at least molify the plebs, plebeian opposition to patrician domination continued throughout contemporary and later Republican history.
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Samuel Bourn the Younger (1689 –22 March 1754) was an English dissenting minister. He was an English presbyterian preaching on protestant values learned from the New Testament. Through his published sermons, he entered the theological debate that flourished around the Arian controversy, and the doctrinal question as to Man's essential nature. He contested the Deism of the Norwich rationalists in the early enlightenment, and challenged the Trinitarian conventional wisdoms about the seat of humanity and its origins.
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Huìwén (慧文) Huiwen (慧 文) is considered to be the first patriarch of the Chinese Buddhist School Tiantai. He derived from the Gao (高) family in the current Bohai region of Shandong, under the Northern Qi Dynasty (which ruled northeast China between 550 and 577). Huiwen´s doctrine on the 'simultaneity of the mind in the three wisdoms' (一心 三 智 yīxīn sānzhì) was later developed by his disciple Huìsī in 'simultaneity of the minds in the three consciousnesses'.
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His books are mini-histories of peoples and cultures. The recipes are interspersed with historical facts, proverbs, folk wisdoms, poems and anecdotes. Each book is a good read and acts as a taster for the various regions communicating the flavour of life and the philosophy behind the preparing and eating of traditional foods while at the same time encouraging the reader to try the food either at home or in a restaurant. He also contributed articles on food to many magazines.
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The first is the Supreme Spirit of the Universe, and the second is Gochi Nyorai (Mahavairocana Buddha), which means literally "Universal Buddha of Five Wisdoms." The Supreme Spirit of the Universe and Gochi Nyorai are intertwined, both representing the Universal Life Force. The difference lies in the specifics, with the Supreme Spirit of the Universe originating from Shinto, and Gochi Nyorai originating from Buddhism. The third object is Gedatsu Kongo Sonja, in respect to his role as the founder of the church.
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Mrs Gideon is portrayed by Victoria Wicks. She was mentioned briefly in The Boosh as Howard's band partner and lover, until the smooth talking Rudy Mancheigo (a precursor to the character of Rudi van DiSarzio) wooed her with empty wisdoms. Mrs Gideon was the Head of Reptiles at the Zooniverse in the first series of the TV show. She was the chief love interest of Howard in Series 1 but as she could not remember his face, his love went unrequited.
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The tradition and custom of the jhator afforded Traditional Tibetan medicine and thangka iconography with a particular insight into the interior workings of the human body. Pieces of the human skeleton were employed in ritual tools such as the skullcup, thigh-bone trumpet. The 'symbolic bone ornaments' (Skt: ; Tib: rus pa'i rgyanl phyag rgya) are also known as "mudra" or 'seals'. The Hevajra Tantra identifies the Symbolic Bone Ornaments with the Five Wisdoms and Jamgon Kongtrul in his commentary to the Hevajra Tantra explains this further..
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Harding continued the printing business after her husband's death, and retained Swift as a client. Under her mother's imprint, possibly to distance herself from the Drapier incident, she published a poem in 1726. She was imprisoned again briefly for publishing On wisdoms defeat in a learned debate (1725) which was deemed "an impudent and insolent paper", and is attributed at times to Swift. In 1728 she published Swift's A short view of the present state of Ireland and the periodical, The Intelligencer, edited by Swift and Thomas Sheridan.
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The "A" represents kadag while the thigle represents lhun grub. The third wisdom, thugs rje (compassion), is the inseparability of the previous two wisdoms. In Dzogchen, a fundamental point of practice is to distinguish rigpa from sems (mind). The ultimate fruition of the thodgal practices is a body of pure light, called a rainbow body (Wylie 'ja' lus, pronounced ja lü.) If the four visions of thogal are not completed before death, then during death, from the point of view of an external observer, the dying person starts to shrink until he or she disappears.
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A Gathering of Wisdoms: Tribal Mental: A cultural Perspective. (2 Ed) Intergeneration Trauma in the Tribal Community (pp. 77-114). LaConner, WA: Swinomish Tribal Mental Health. Cultural revitalization initiatives for treating historical trauma among Native groups in North America include “culture camps,” where individuals live or camp out on their tribe’s traditional lands in order to learn cultural practices that have been lost to them as a result of colonial practices. Due to the collective and identity-based nature of HT, treatment approaches should be more than solutions to one individual’s problems.
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Traditionalist Kabbalah and its development in Hasidic Judaism often took negative views of secular wisdoms. While some historical Kabbalists were learned in the canon of medieval Jewish philosophy, and occasionally mathematics and sciences, its relationship to medieval Jewish philosophy (built on Ancient Greek science and cosmology) was ambiguous. Kabbalistic dissemination began in the 12th century in order to stem the rationalist influence of Maimonides, in the context of controversies over his teachings. Nonetheless, philosophical terminology from Jewish philosophy, both Neoplatonic and Aristotelian, permeated the systems of Kabbalists, reinterpreted in mystical ways.
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The "All-Creating, Pure Perfect Presence" is said to magically display or manifest all phenomena including the five aggregates, five elements, the five bodies (kayas) of the Buddha, the five passions (attachment, anger, pride, ignorance, and jealousy) and five wisdoms, all buddhas of the three times, all sentient beings of the three realms and the animate and inanimate universe.Valby, Jim (2016). Ornament of the State of Samantabhadra - Commentary on the All-Creating King - Pure Perfect Presence - Great Perfection of All Phenomena. Volume One, 2nd Edition, p. 15, 18.Clemente & Norbu, 1999, pp. 93-94.
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Developing his practice at the height of the Internet boom, Kaino began to explore ideas of systems as a way to bring distinct wisdoms and knowledge forms into the language of contemporary art. Informed by the process of kit-bashing, akin to a model-maker's process of reassembling standard models and structures into new and innovative forms, Kaino began to approach his sculptural process as a form of conceptual kit- bashing—appropriating the languages, logics, production processes, and value systems of various fields of study to apply them to his artistic process as a way to consolidate improbable materials.
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Mandalas are also sacred enclosures, sacred architecture that house and contain the uncontainable essence of a central deity or yidam and their retinue. In the book The World of Tibetan Buddhism, the Dalai Lama describes mandalas thus: "This is the celestial mansion, the pure residence of the deity." The Five Tathagatas or 'Five Buddhas', along with the figure of the Adi-Buddha, are central to many Vajrayana mandalas as they represent the "five wisdoms", which are the five primary aspects of primordial wisdom or Buddha-nature.Ray, Reginald A. Secret of the Vajra World, The Tantric Buddhism of Tibet, Shambala, page 130.
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In its development the aim for lift off was to address the following challenge: what might be the shape and direction of a children's program for the 21st century, given the very best we know about children's minds and given our view of what would be in the best interests of Australian culture in the years ahead? Lift Off breaks with the conventions in many ways. The program's inclusion in the school curriculum, through the Curriculum Corporation, was a world first. Lift Off acknowledged no accepted wisdoms about the extent of children's abilities and their limits.
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He wrote many books and scientific articles. His last book, The Political Economy of Health Care: A Clinical Perspective explores how the NHS might be reconstituted as a humane service for all (rather than a profitable one for the few) and a civilising influence on society as a whole. The book provides 'a big picture' for students, academics, health professionals and NHS users that Tudor Hart hopes will inspire them to challenge received wisdoms about how the NHS should develop in the 21st century. Hart lists nine (9) characteristics of the National Health Service in its founding that are distinctive and essential to it.
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He made this a basis for a new and better-founded approach to discuss Natural Law, improving upon Grotius, John Selden, and Pufendorf who he felt had failed to convince, because they could claim no authority from nature. Unlike Grotius, Vico went beyond looking for one single set of similarities amongst nations but also established rules about how natural law properly changes as peoples change, and has to be judged relative to this state of development. He thus developed a detailed view of an evolving wisdom of peoples. Ancient forgotten wisdoms, he claimed, could be re-discovered by analysis of languages and myths formed under the influence of them.
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The Messianic Role of Science and Technology from cityofluz.com Among Hasidic Judaism, the new dimensions of "upper wisdoms" are Hasidic thought, initiated by the Baal Shem Tov from the 1730s and developing its classic schools by the mid-1800s, which related transcendent Kabbalah to the psychological inner divine experience of man. In Chabad intellectual school of Hasidism, Hasidic thought is a new level of Divine revelation above Kabbalah and the concepts and structures of Torah thought. The Pardes 4 levels of Torah interpretation correspond to the Four Worlds and ascending levels of the soul, with Kabbalah corresponding to Atzilut, Divine revelation, Wisdom and the transcendent soul.
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The film received mixed reviews from critics. Jay Scott wrote in The Globe and Mail that parts of the film were "hilarious" while other parts betrayed a "mindnumbing repetitiveness", while Variety savaged it as "offensive to virtually every minority and majority group in society." Writing for Cinema Canada, conversely, Gary Evans wrote that "The Freudian angle about mother-son relationships and homosexuality is such a parody of contemporary wisdoms that only the most hypersensitive (or Estdelacropolis' real mother) would feel threatened." The film was screened at the 1985 Sundance Film Festival, where one audience member so disliked the film that he personally presented Estdelacropolis with a llama fetus as a "prize".
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The Five Wisdoms are: # Tathatā-jñāna, the wisdom of Suchness or Dharmadhatu, "the bare non-conceptualizing awareness" of Śūnyatā, the universal substrate of the other four jñāna; # Ādarśa-jñāna, the wisdom of "Mirror-like Awareness", "devoid of all dualistic thought and ever united with its 'content' as a mirror is with its reflections"; This type of wisdom is a transformation of the eighth consciousness, the Alayavijnana. # Samatā-jñāna, the wisdom of the "Awareness of Sameness", which perceives the sameness, the commonality of dharmas or phenomena. This kind of wisdom is a transformation of the seventh consciousness, the Klistamanas. Through this wisdom, a Buddha sees beyond all superficial differentiations and perceives the fundamental of all things as Śūnyatā or emptiness.
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Von List claimed they were "revealed" to him while in an 11-month state of temporary blindness after a cataract operation on both eyes in 1902. This vision in 1902 allegedly opened what List referred to as his "inner eye", via which the "Secret of the Runes" was revealed to him. List stated that his Armanen Futharkh were encrypted in the Rúnatal of the Poetic Edda (stanzas 138 to 165 of the Hávamál), with stanzas 147 through 165, where Odin enumerates eighteen wisdoms (with 164 being an interpolation), interpreted as being the "song of the 18 runes". List and many of his followers believed his runes to represent the "primal runes" upon which all historical rune rows were based.
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They know they can come through and that interested people make sure the paper enters the political realm.” When asked about the publication in the Spring of 2003 of a revised version of the paper at the center of the Soon and Baliunas controversy, Boehmer-Christiansen said, "I'm following my political agenda -- a bit, anyway. But isn't that the right of the editor?" Part of the journal's official mission statement reads: "E&E; has consistently striven to publish many ‘voices’ and to challenge conventional wisdoms. Perhaps more so than other European energy journal, the editor has made E&E; a forum for more sceptical analyses of ‘climate change’ and the advocated solutions".
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Others counter that the dichotomies meantioned in Hasidic texts originate in sources predating Western philosophy. Proponents of Hasidic philosophy, counter that since Intellectual-Hasidut is an essential wisdom that is higher than, and includes all other wisdoms it would necessarily make reference to all other forms of wisdom, whether Western or otherwise. They would argue that such similarities are not proof of influence of Western philosophy, but rather are evidence that Hasidic philosophy touches upon, unites, and enlightens every other wisdom, whether it be Torah or secular. The website and books of Sanford Drob bring the Seder Hishtalshelut theosophical scheme of Lurianic Kabbalah into dialogue with Modern and Postmodern Philosophy and Psychology.
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The Jewish Religion - A Companion, Louis Jacobs, Oxford University Press 1995, entry: Elijah, Gaon of Vilna Views of Kabbalists regarding Jewish philosophy varied from those who appreciated Maimonidean and other classic medieval philosophical works, integrating them with Kabbalah and seeing profound human philosophical and Divine kabbalistic wisdoms as compatible, to those who polemicised against religious philosophy during times when it became overly rationalist and dogmatic. A dictum commonly cited by Kabbalists, "Kabbalah begins where Philosophy ends", can be read as either appreciation or polemic. Moses of Burgos (late 13th century) declared, "these philosophers whose wisdom you are praising end where we begin".Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism, Gershom Scholem, Schocken 1995, p 24 Moses Cordovero appreciated the influence of Maimonides in his quasi-rational systemisation.
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The border texts contain dates or details relative to the work's production, Boetti's signature and sayings, as well as excerpts from Sufi poetry. > "For me the work of the embroidered Mappa is the maximum of beauty. For that > work I did nothing, chose nothing, in the sense that: the world is made as > it is, not as I designed it, the flags are those that exist, and I did not > design them; in short I did absolutely nothing; when the basic idea, the > concept, emerges everything else requires no choosing." Alighiero e Boetti, > 1974Quoted in Mappa, Luca Cerizza, Afterall Books, 2008 The brightly colored Arazzi works are embroidered pieces made in various sizes that depict sentences drawn from poetry, wisdoms from around the world, or sayings invented by Boetti himself.
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San Martin is the patron saint of individuals of mixed race, children, the poor, and the sick, and is especially favored by Hispanic and Caribbean communities. Roberto Clemente, Puli's inspiration and role model, was a Puerto Rican baseball star who advocated for the equitable treatment of Latin baseball players, and whose untimely death foreshadows Puli's. Following Puli's death, Nando exemplifies machismo, imparting unto his son's gravestone the wisdoms pertaining to manhood he was unable to pass on during his son's life, focusing namely upon the concepts of stoicism, bravery, and providing for/defense of women. Cruz also features code-switching within the play, visible especially in Miriam's scenes, where there are recognizable differences between her manner of speech in dialogue with Enrique and her address of the Virgin Mary, as many Puerto Ricans living within New York are able to speak up to five different dialects of Spanish and English.
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