Drawing acquired a pivotal significance in the period of Mannerism (c. 1525 1600), both as a document of artistic invention and as a means of its realization.
Given that health workers are socialized in a rather top-down, hierarchical organizational culture within the public sector, which ultimately reflects cultural values and characteristics of the wider society, the idea of participation as a means of self-realization and particularly of recognition appears now to be hardly present.
They attach much value to the repetition of his name or of sacred formulas (japa) and to the praise and commemoration of his deeds as a means of self-realization and of unification with his essence.
Political status is not an end in itself, but a means to economic realization and the development of a good civilization".
The experience of love becomes a means to self-realization, and an awareness of the hierarchy of forces operative in the universe at large, which makes possible an ascensus mentis ad sapientiam, to that "amoroso uso della sapienza" which enables the human mind to participate in the divine.
Girls and women (it feels so corny to consider girls and women as these separate classes of experience, right?) have, more so than guys and to our great benefit, style and shopping as a means of expression and self-realization.
Every one of these political, juridical and technical advances is a path towards attaining the ideal of human fraternity and a means for its greater realization.
Among many followers of Ramanuja, however, complete self-surrender (prapatti) came to be distinguished from bhakti as a superior means of spiritual realization.
It also means a realization of the "white list" of websites approved by the authorities, the concept the Russians were toying with for years.
Neuronal development in the adult means the realization of the genetic potential of the precursor cells in close guiding interaction with the local permissive microenvironment.
