Following a period of reward or punishment, the soul would be incarnated in a new body.
Yazidis worship a god who is incarnated in the form of seven angels.
Puss and other characters will be incarnated in oversize puppets from the Blind Summit Theater in London.
A religious organization called Do is a major force in Bwa life; Do is incarnated in the leaf mask, in which the masker is entirely covered with vines, grasses, and leaves.
"If you were to put me into a corner, I would say that my attitude is... animistic," Garner says, referring to the belief that soul or spirit may be incarnated in animal, plant or even mineral form.
In "Midnight's Children," India's future was incarnated in the lives of the 1,001 children born during the first hour of the country's independence and blessed with an assortment of magical gifts that would later be betrayed.
The Idea, or Spirit, for Hegel must realize itself by being incarnated in the world in inorganic, animal, and vegetable life because they obey natural laws, and in human history because "World history in general is the development of Spirit in Time, just as Nature is the development of the Idea in Space".
By being incarnated in a human body, soul, or rather, the vegetative soul attains thus a (third) 'shell-like' vehicle.
Most of us require the names to be incarnated in visible things before we can understand them.
While clusters of functional requirements are identified based on fuzzy clustering analysis, the mapping mechanism between the customer and functional domains is incarnated in association rules.
