In it she described the work of a little known Jesuit priest and paleontologist, Teilhard de Chardin, who 50 years earlier described a global sphere of thought, the "living unity of a single tissue" containing our collective thoughts, experiences and consciousness.
It is a living organic whole, and its wholeness is the best possible (though very imperfect) reflection on the space-time level of the living unity in diversity of the world of forms in Intellect.
The story of Poliphili and Polia illuminates the possibility of another way of living: unity.
Serious crisis In other parts of the three South Sudanese states worst affected by the recent fighting – Upper Nile, where Nyakaka lives, Unity and Jonglei – other families survive only on the milk of their cows, or on fish caught in the swamps, or on the leaves of water lilies that float there.
Even the practice of sitting in a circle symbolizes the way in which each individual, while a unity in himself, is a living part of a larger unity.
On Thursday, on roads closed to traffic, tens of thousands of marchers rehearsed the Sunday parade, winding through the streets like a living propaganda poster of socialist unity.
On Thursday evening, on roads closed to traffic, tens of thousands of marchers rehearsed the Sunday parade, winding through the streets like a living propaganda poster of socialist unity.
In one of Socrates' most famous images, a good composition should exhibit the organic unity of a living creature, "with a body of its own; it must be neither without head nor without legs; and it must have a middle and extremities that are fitting both to one another and to the whole work" (264c1 5).
Prince William and Kate stood as a living symbol of healing and unity.
Nevertheless, pace Descartes, he stresses in the fifth of his Meditations that at the most basic level of conscious experience, we experience ourselves as a psychophysical unity, as a lived body (Leib) and not merely as a physical body (Körper).
