Erin Belieu, the co-founder of Vida, said: "Our goal has always been consciousness not quotas.
Our aim is always enticing consciousness.
Experience covers billions of people leading different lives, but one element is always present: consciousness.
In Capra's view, this connection was in "perfect harmony with those of the Eastern mystical traditions which have always regarded consciousness as an integral part of the universe".
As Burkhart tells the story pictorially, Liz assumed the defiant bitch goddess persona with all the stalwart will, if not always the consciousness and sagacity, of the myriad women of ancient Greece who in legend and art perennially rose up in solidarity to challenge the dominion of men.
I feel as though he was always in my consciousness.
"I always feel my consciousness change when I come here," Mr. Powell said.
But in the end, it seems that the War of the Rebellion, the formal name our government once gave to the struggle, always invades our consciousness like the childhood traumatic event it was - and still is.
A serious historical novel like "Caleb's Crossing" always proposes that consciousness is at least in part a function of language, and that as language changes, so does thought, understanding, identity.
Syme, the character in charge of updating the 11th edition of the regime's dictionary, enthused: "Every year fewer and fewer words, and the range of consciousness always a little smaller".
