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...This is my second book that intends to discover the history of the Flower of Life symbol. Now my main focus is on the interpretation of the symbol and on meanings attached to it throughout the history, starting from the Near East Bronze Age until our days. The reader is expected to be familiar with basics of the Flowe...

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...rship between lilies and pomegranates Life and death drama Sweet, fresh, and salty waters New items Epilogue Conclusions Appendix 1 - Classifications Appendix 2 - Occurrences of the FOL References Tools Credits Keywords Back cover...

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...with the Manufacturing Department of The Press. If, in addition to this its main object, this Manual of Style may incidentally prove helpful to othe... ...ngs) of Jesus. - Manual of Style: Cafiitalisation 39. In titles with the main words capitalized, all nouns forming parts of hyphenated compounds:... ...rles: where are you going?' George: 'To the mill-pond."' But: '"He stoutly maintained that 'the letter was a mon- strous forgery;"' and: "Declaring... ...ce which should be hyphenated, and which do not fall under any of the above classifications : after-years bas-relief bee-line bill-of-fare birth...

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...n mystical religious movements, and Quakers are historically a part of the mainstream tradition of religious mysticism such as I will describe later i... ...ew and compare other religious thought. The study of religions covers many topics. The philosophi- cal assumptions underlying religious and theologica... ...second, spiritual, realm outside space and time. Religious systems such as mainstream Christianity have tended to emphasize the distinction between th... ...set of intellectu- al teachings about God. Virtually from their beginning, main- stream Judaism and Christianity placed almost exclusive emphasis on t... ...donym of Dionysius the Areopagite, about 500 AD in, presumably, Syria. His topic is the nature of God: Again, ascending yet higher, we maintain that H... ...a representative of Buddhism. The dialog, which is divided into individual topics, preserves for us a fairly succinct and carefully worded set of “def... ...properly have more to do with the value-judgments of the person making the classifications than the content or origin of the experiences. I would very...

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...68 Preface Neutrosophic logic grew as an alternative to the existing topics and it represents a mathematical model of uncertainty, vagueness, a... ...cases because of environmental degradation. In between these two diverse classifications, there exist a great mass of people, whose migration is a ... ...is book, we skip doing an exhaustive review of the literature on the said topic. We like to point out that most of the mathematical research into mi... ... mythical notions about sex might lead to their high-risk behaviour. The main reason for taking up this study is that in the state of Tamil Nadu, m... ... are addicted to habits like smoking, drinking and visiting CSWs that too mainly from rural areas. Further most of them were persons with low sense ... ...ng ignorance about this disease has rendered them helpless in averting it mainly in rural areas. While knowledge of AIDS has been widespread, the k... ...strength of a political sentiment, historical trend or opinion about some topics like child labor or school dropouts etc. FCMs model the world as a ...

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...ines INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY as ―the technology involving the development, maintenance, and use of computer systems, software, and networks for the p... ...he precious purple ―Tyrian‖ cloth they produced. Shipped from Tyre, their main port and trading center, it was extremely costly and was worn as mark... ...each character represents a single word or syllable). (Our English is mainly a language of sound symbols, but we readily recognize logograms suc... ...century, that complexity generated this spirited but never-settled debate topic: Did January 1, 2000, mark the end of the twentieth century or the ... ...s allocations of:  The history of printing to library studies,  The topic of printing itself to historians of technology, and  The combinati... ...ne ―rarely gets a sense of (printing‘s) significance as a whole‖ when the topic is ―so segmented, subdivided and parceled out.‖ Print broke chains... ...le for Andrew Carnegie’s public libraries. Melvil Dewey’s Decimal Classifications system made them easy to find by checking data cards in...

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...ines INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY as ―the technology involving the development, maintenance, and use of computer systems, software, and networks for the p... ...he precious purple ―Tyrian‖ cloth they produced. Shipped from Tyre, their main port and trading center, it was extremely costly and was worn as mark... ..., each character represents a single word or syllable). (Our English is mainly a language of sound symbols, but we readily recognize logograms suc... ...century, that complexity generated this spirited but never-settled debate topic: Did January 1, 2000, mark the end of the twentieth century or the ... ...s allocations of:  The history of printing to library studies,  The topic of printing itself to historians of technology, and  The combinati... ...ne ―rarely gets a sense of (printing‘s) significance as a whole‖ when the topic is ―so segmented, subdivided and parceled out.‖ Print broke chains... ...le for Andrew Carnegie’s public libraries. Melvil Dewey’s Decimal Classifications system made them easy to find by checking data cards in...

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...ht to be brought to life IB. The right to be born IC. The right to have one's life maintained ID. The right not to be killed IE. The right to have... ... in order to sustain its own life (see IC below). IC. The Right to have One's Life Maintained Does one have the right to maintain one's life and pr... ...er thing? The answer is yes and no. No one has a right to sustain his or her life, maintain, or prolong them at another INDIVIDUAL's expense (no m... ...hould this use be permitted? Cultures, Classificatory System of Culture is a hot topic. Scholars (Fukoyama, Huntington, to mention but two) disag... ...he "empty nest" syndrome (as children grow up and live the parental home). A major topic of consensus, a catalyst of interaction between the member... ...ental organizations, and assorted busybodies. Which leads us back to privacy, the topic of this essay. It is often confused with autonomy. The pri... ...criptive, or informative, sentence. In this we also include ascriptions, examples, classifications, etc. The expressive sentence is also objective ...

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...ht to be brought to life IB. The right to be born IC. The right to have one's life maintained ID. The right not to be killed IE. The right to have... ... in order to sustain its own life (see IC below). IC. The Right to have One's Life Maintained Does one have the right to maintain one's life and pr... ...er thing? The answer is yes and no. No one has a right to sustain his or her life, maintain, or prolong them at another INDIVIDUAL's expense (no m... ...hould this use be permitted? Cultures, Classificatory System of Culture is a hot topic. Scholars (Fukoyama, Huntington, to mention but two) disag... ...he "empty nest" syndrome (as children grow up and live the parental home). A major topic of consensus, a catalyst of interaction between the member... ...ental organizations, and assorted busybodies. Which leads us back to privacy, the topic of this essay. It is often confused with autonomy. The pri... ...criptive, or informative, sentence. In this we also include ascriptions, examples, classifications, etc. The expressive sentence is also objective ...

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...remarks, various citations, aphorisms, some of them in a poetical form. (Main references are listed after several individual fragments.) It also i... ...eut-A>, <Anti-A> (and <Non-A> of course) have common parts two by two. F) Main Principle: Between an idea <A> and its opposite <Anti-A>, there is a ... ...s T% true, I% indeterminate, and F% false, where T, I, F _. 0, 1 + 0. H) Main Laws: - Let < "> be an attribute, and (T, I, F) _. 0, 1 + 0 3 . Then... ... Logics (classical logic). The criteria are not exhausted. There are sub-classifications too. Let’s take the Modal Logic which is an extension of... ...Dudau, Victor, A beter use of neutrosophic probability, Sci. Math Archives Topics, 8 July 1999, http://forum.swarthmore.edu/epigone/sci.math/genverqu... ...st 1999. [104] Perez, Minh, Neutrosophy - book review , Sci.Math Archives Topics, 8 July 1999, http://forum.swarthmore.edu/epigone/sci.math/lelswobo... ... Schiffel, Jeffrey; Petrescu, M. I., Neutrosophic logic, Sci.Math Archives Topics, 7-8 July 1999, http://forum.swarthmore.edu/epigone/sci.math/ploutox...

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... consideration of the problem of providing necessary subsistence funds to maintain the workers during the long waiting period before the projects yi... ...managed somehow for small-scale local community projects when workers are maintained in situ by their relatives – but not when workers move away. Th... ...supervision and control purposes. The National Employment Bureau should maintain a regular presence in employment fairs abroad. Many fairs are glo... ...mergence of almost universally applied UN-sponsored Standard National Job Classifications: How many are employed and not reported or registered? How... ...hia to Copenhagen - succeeded to force upon European mainstream discourse topics considered hitherto taboos. For decades, the European far right has... ...Verbal and Emotional Abuse, and the Spousal (Domestic) Abuse and Violence topics on Suite 101 and Bellaonline. Columnist and commentator in "The New...

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...GINAL t.:::::::. ............. ;c:::::::' '- . "." ..................... EO 1. 4. (e) \ = \ The main thiDg that baa been doDe here is to bnak.. th. a... ...have developed a supporting 10listic base for the syat8ID1, have trained penonnel to operate and maintain it-they've rued it. F"mally, the introductio... ...ce Communications (AUTOSEVOCOM) system: however, it is anticipated that the equipment will : .- 'main in use at least through FY-74. Beyond FY-74. the... ... as a whole be made safe from the TEMPEST point of view before we would authorize traffic of all classifications to be processed. This brought enough ... ...l conclusions about its security implications, I should make it clear that there are a number of topics in this field which comprise additional proble...

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...his case we are able to measure the distance of the lines, to find how the main lines looked before the cross ones were drawn, to bring the deception ... ...able to do that, he might remain permanently under the impression that the main lines were out of parallelism. And all the infirmities of eye and ear,... ...rence. This ideal of uniqueness in all individuals is not only true of the classifications of material science; it is true and still more evidently tr... ...the quotation of the exact statement of which every jot and tittle must be main- tained, the challenge to be consistent, the deadlock between your ter... ...ss, some sublime, some—such as pride—wicked. I do not readily accept these classifications. Many people seem to make a selection among their motives w... ...to make a selection among their motives without much enquiry, taking those classifications as just; they seek to lead what they call pure lives or use... ...proach these questions of sex are reinforced by passions pe- culiar to the topic, and it is perhaps advisable to point out that to discuss these possi...

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...valley or an island seemed to promise sufficient isolation for a polity to maintain itself intact from outward force; the Republic of Plato stood arme... ...oom, or apartments, or home, or mansion, whatever it may be a man or woman maintains, must be private, and under his or her 30 A Modern Utopia comple... ...ore an hour. That will abolish the greater distances…. One fig- ures these main communications as something after the manner of corridor trains, smoot... ... regard to such property may be better reserved until marriage becomes our topic. Suffice it here to remark, that the increasing control of a child’s ... ...s discourse, and went over himself from top to toe, and strung thereon all topics under the sun by way of illustrating his splendours. But especially ... ...ulse to lecture, and esteemed us fair game. He had been lecturing on these topics in Italy, and he was now going back through the mountains to lecture... ...ian mind. Throughout Utopia there is, of course, no other than provisional classifications, since every being is regarded as finally unique, but for p... ...n an- tagonism to the State organisation. Obviously, this is the rudest of classifications, and no Uto- pian has ever supposed it to be a classificati... ...ts, to mingle something very like animosity with that suspicion. For crude classifications and false generalisations are the curse of all organised hu...

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...poor fellow?” said the soldier-like Meth- odist, with increased difficulty maintaining a pacific de- meanor towards one whose own asperity seemed so l... ... men, I tremble to think of that mass of unsuspected heresy on every vital topic which for centuries must have simmered unsurmised in the heart of Chr... ... “in short, the person to whom I ascribe the origin of my own distrust; he maintained that Guinea was some white scoundrel, betwisted and painted up f... ... it had degenerated in its clerkships into a sort of custom-house. But the main point is the Archimedean money-power that would be brought to bear.” “... ...as first brought stuffed to England, the natural- ists, appealing to their classifications, maintained that there was, in reality, no such creature; t... ...ve, by the most eminent minds, been taken of mankind, would, as with other topics, seem some presumption of a pretty gen- eral and pretty thorough ign... ... began in these words: ‘The backwoodsman’s hatred of the Indian has been a topic for some remark. In the earlier times of the frontier the passion was...

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...nd round balusters slender at their base and broadening at the middle. The main building is sur- rounded by clock-towers and sundry modern turrets, wi... ...ay spruce, and a beech which overtops them all; and there, in front of the main tower, some very singular shrubs,—a yew trimmed in a way that recalls ... ...’s self in the nave of some great cathedral, the choir being formed of the main building of the house seen at the end of it. When the setting sun cast... ...e realize, remedied these abuses by means of certain consecrated lives, by classifications and categories and by those particular counterpoises since ... ...lives of every one in the valley , and talk about Les Aigues, which latter topic kept the conversation going for at least an hour every day. It was ev... ... friend,” said Rigou, “entailed estates won’t exist much longer.” When the topic of public matters was exhausted, the wor- thy pair began to discuss t... ... and they can be got rid of.” “But I tell you,” said Marie, continuing her topic, “they won’t be cajoled; I don’t know what’s the matter with them; th...

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...r of his life; but he bestowed the whole on his rival, together with the re mains of his prize money to purchase stock, and then him self solicited ... ...ad left to us, as an easier task, to give new names and arrange in connected classifications the facts which they in a great degree had been the instr... ...r we had exchanged our mourn ful greeting, would have introduced some other topic than that of our disaster, had not Ernest exclaimed, “Good God, pap... ... shutting of the gates regularly at ten o’clock and the impossibility of re maining on the lake after that hour had rendered our resi dence within ... ...oth of body and of mind which I had endured. For a short space of time I re mained at the window watching the pallid lightnings that played above Mon...

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...joy the country’s pay. Boys are unjust; but Nevil thought of the coun- try mainly, arguing that we should not accept the country’s money for what we d... ...l England against him, and he is in the right, as England will discover. I maintain he speaks wisely—I don’t mind saying, like a prophet; and he speak... ...marsh and lagune-flames of later afternoon, and you have sight of the high mainland hills which seem to fling forth one over other to a golden sea-cap... ...ies of earth. What gentleman ever did talk to a young lady upon the dreary topic seriously? Least of all should Nevil Beauchamp have done it. That obj... ...rderliness, like a City procession under the conduct of the police, and to classifications of things according to their public value: decidedly no ben... ...e of purely amiable tolerance, for this question upon the most impor- tant topic of human affairs was deep, and no judgement should be hasty in settli... ...be many, for he loved England, and she no less. She clung, however, to the topic of Bevisham, preferring to dream of the many more, rather than run ri...

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...en me by this edition for some prefatory remarks on the latter work, I had mainly to make on its behalf the point of its scenic consistency. It disgui... ...bsent without changing his face, which took its 27 Henry James expression mainly, and not least its stamp of sensibility, from other sources, surface... ...ey should have left the theatre; for she had immediately reverted to their topic, and even for himself the picture of the stage was now overlaid with ... ... contrived? It seemed to him somehow at these instants that, could he only maintain with suffi- cient firmness his grasp of that truth, it might becom... ...her said, “of people who are not nice.” “I delight,” she replied, “in your classifications. But do you want me,” she asked, “to give you in the matter...

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...Preface: This book comes from the reflections and experience of more than forty years spent in court. Aside from the practice of my profession, the topics I have treated are such as have always held my interest and inspired a taste for books that discuss the human machine with its manifestations and the causes of its varied activity. I have endeavored to present the late...

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... forty years spent in court. Aside from the practice of my profession, the topics I have treated are such as have al- ways held my interest and inspir... ...unctional defect of the human structure in its relation to environment. My main effort is to show that the laws that control hu- man behavior are as f... ...are you one moment. Consider this, you that are here present, that yet re- main in an unregenerate state. That God will execute the fierceness of His ... ...nsitiveness of the nervous system; the innate instincts upon which conduct mainly rests; the emotions which control action and which flow from the str... ...aside and the emotions have their way. There are, of course, certain broad classifications of homi- cides. A considerable number, perhaps more than an... ...er delayed and the disaster seems not so hard to bear. In a sense, all the classifications as to the cause of crime are misleading and worthless. Your... ...s for reflection, these and other important subjects will be in- teresting topics of study and furnish material for the reflec- tive powers of man. XX... ...tention to the increase of crime since the close of the Great War. It is a topic of pulpit and platform discussion. Wild appeals are made for convicti...

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...GY............................................................................................................. 11 Lecture II: CIRCUMSCRIPTION OF THE TOPIC ................................................................................................ 34 Lecture III: THE REALITY OF THE UNSEEN ...................................................................................

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....................................... 11 Lecture II: CIRCUMSCRIPTION OF THE TOPIC ........................................................................ ...it— es- pecially for the religious life. LECTURE II CIRCUMSCRIPTION OF THE TOPIC Futility of simple definitions of religion— No one spe- cific “religi... ...will then say that their chief argument has no analogue elsewhere. The two main phenomena of religion, namely, melancholy and conversion, they will sa... ...s. The moment one does this, one sees how wholly disconnected it is in the main from the content of the sexual consciousness. Everything about the two... ...4 The V arieties of Religious Experience Lecture II CIRCUMSCRIPTION OF THE TOPIC MOST BOOKS on the philosophy of religion try to begin with a precise ... ...s to say to Nature that we take her no more seriously than she takes us. I maintain that one should always talk of philosophy with a smile. We owe it ... ...so have to suffer. Most cases are mixed cases, and we should not treat our classifications with too much re- spect. Moreover, it is only a relatively ... ...e two types are violently contrasted; though here as in most other current classifications, the radical extremes are somewhat ideal abstractions, and ... ... cisms of one set of these by the adherents of another. Of late, impartial classifications and comparisons have become possible, alongside of the denu...

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...Excerpt: Renewal of Life by Transmission. The most notable distinction between living and inanimate things is that the former maintain themselves by renewal. A stone when struck resists. If its resistance is greater than the force of the blow struck, it remains outwardly unchanged. Otherwise, it is shattered into smaller bits. Never does the stone a...

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...notable distinction between living and inanimate things is that the former maintain themselves by renewal. A stone when struck resists. If its resista... ...ller bits. Never does the stone attempt to react in such a way that it may main- tain itself against the blow, much less so as to render the blow a co... ...al groups, we find very little formal teaching and training. Savage groups mainly rely for instilling needed dispositions into the young upon the same... ...re of the physical movements and leave your thoughts free to consider your topic. Suppose, however, you are not skilled, or that, even if you are, the... ...on activities in which he is concerned. This connection of an object and a topic with the promotion of an activity having a purpose is the first and t... ...themselves, which then happen to be applied to some ready-made objects and topics so that knowledge results. It shows that mind and intelli- gent or p... ...ect matter. It includes making distinctions, definitions, divi- sions, and classifications for the mere sake of making them—with no objective in exper...

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...s of lake, bay, and mountain chain that cut it meridianally. Obviously its main routes and trades and rela- tions lie naturally north and south; obvio... ...look no localised life can supply. Only so is it possible to establish and maintain the wide understandings, the common sympathy necessary to our con-... ... Englishman Looks at the World generation of Canadians has drawn its ideas mainly from American publications, that India and Egypt, in despite of soun... ...for methods of comparison between work and work, they begin to emulate the classifications and exact measurements of a science, and to set up ideals a... .... Wells make for an absolutely free hand for the novelist in his choice of topic and incident and in his method of treatment; or rather, if I may pres... ...hat sort of public libraries would he found? That, I submit, is a suitable topic for a disinterested speculator. He would, I suppose, being a philosop... ...he authoritative parents of sociology, we shall have to substitute for the classifications of the social sciences an inquiry into the chief literary f... ... will? If the schoolmaster at large is grey and dull, shirking interesting topics and em- phatic speech, what must he be like in the monotonous class-...

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...will try the case; if not, let them for ever be silent. He must attain and maintain that lofty sight where facts yield their secret sense, and poetry ... ...s form; yet never does it quite deny itself. In man we still trace the re- mains or hints of all that we esteem badges of servitude in the lower races... ...rce. It loses your time and blurs the impression of your character. If you maintain a dead church, contribute to a dead Bible- society, vote with a gr... ...t, I anticipate your argument. I hear a preacher announce for his text and topic the expediency of one of the institu- tions of his church. Do I not k... .... This is the ultimate fact which we so quickly reach on this, as on every topic, the resolution of all into the ever- blessed one. Self-existence is ... ...cency. But chiefly is this apparent in creeds and churches, which are also classifications of some pow- erful mind acting on the elemental thought of ... ...nes assumed by the liter- ary men when occasionally they treat the related topics. I think that our popular theology has gained in decorum, 53 Emerso...

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...uties on foreign commodities which do not oper- ate as protection, but are maintained solely for revenue, and which do not touch either the necessarie... ...procure no more than 800 times 10 yards, at that price. To procure the re- maining 200, which she would have no means of doing but by bidding higher f... ...imported, would exactly pay for each other. At this point prices would re- main, because money would then cease to move out of En- gland into Germany.... ...ll an Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations; and the topics are introduced in an order suitable to that view of the purpose of h... ... preconception of what are the uses of the pursuit, and what the series of topics through which he is about to travel. As a mere anticipation or ébauc... ...strikingly in opposition and contradistinction to one another, that in all classifications of our knowledge they have been kept apart. These are, phys...

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...ery day of life drives that conviction further home. And it is possible to maintain that in perhaps quite a great number of ethical, social, and 6 Ma... ...re proposed. Life no doubt is a fabric woven of births and the struggle to maintain and develop and multiply lives. It does not follow that life is co... ...sly a 12 Mankind in the Making fabric woven of births and the struggle to maintain and de- velop and multiply lives. I do not suppose a cat or a sava... ... of school libraries and the like, we wan- der a little from our immediate topic of mental beginnings. § 3 § 3 § 3 § 3 § 3 AT THE END OF THE FIFTH YEA... ...d already almost impregnably in the mind, certain primary distinctions and classifications. Many children are called stupid, and begin their education... ...class could be induced to submit propositions for discussion, from which a topic could be selected, and could then be made to prepare for a dispu- tat...