Many of the works in the Rubin comprise bodily elements that P-Orridge believes to be repositories of a person's spiritual power.
This article aims to show the bodily elements that affect the teaching and learning of musical language, especially considering its rhythmic content.
Similarly, he treats the human soul as the perishable form imposed upon the bodily elements to constitute a living human being, and argues that the intellect develops from an embodied intellect focused upon the material world to a state that eventually contains forms that are not embodied.
Another element is bodily, a new determination of the flow of the animal spirits and blood.
In particular, the 'outward element' the bodily work provides the sensuous content or impressions out of which the conscious imagination generates ideas, constituting the 'total imaginative experience'(see Davies 2008 for more on this issue).
Nembutsu practices in early Buddhist tradition centered on mindfulness exercises conducted in veneration of Sakyamuni Buddha, and included elements of bodily worship and the reverent repetition of the name of the Buddha.
In a fixed action pattern (FAP), for example, the behavioural sequences, consisting of small elements of bodily movement, have meaning when considered as a whole.
A new study has found that high bodily levels of the trace elements nickel and selenium may be associated with reduced risk for pancreatic cancer, and that high levels of arsenic, cadmium and lead may increase the risk.
PROFANITY -- There is some obscenity, but the profane relates more to bodily functions and other gross-out elements.
Bodily and mental partitionings, phases and elements of ritual, calendrical mappings -- whether canonical saints' days or moments of remembered weather across two continents -- all help name and shape parts of poetic structure for him.
