Can we relax then, and what constitutes "everything"?
Qi is a complex concept referring to air or vapour, breath, and the primordial matter-energy constituting everything in the universe; in the practice of yangsheng it retains these connotations while also indicating the energy that animates and sustains living things.
According to Sarangi and Roberts [ 43], professional discourse would be constituted by everything professionals do in the day-to-day accomplishment of their responsibilities and tasks.
Several types of telescopes there observe some of the earliest events in the cosmos and are searching for clues to the nature of dark matter and dark energy that presumably constitute 95 percent of everything in the universe.
Beautiful, difficult, expansive, compacted, ecstatic, tragic, inspired, labored, godlike, human: the Elegies constitute a poem about everything that manages to be -- well, everything.
As he showed me around the disorienting warren of grand halls, spare reading rooms, offices, and laboratories that constitute the Vatican Library today, everything did look as if it had just been, or was still being, painted or shined.
Both the void and the solid atoms within it are thought to be infinite, and between them to constitute the elements of everything.
But "women in clothes are everything" constitutes a whole other message: that the humdrum matter of what fabric we put on our bodies and how we choose to present ourselves every day matters deeply.
The world is constituted so that everything that is going to happen, including the conflagration of the world when it comes to an end, is from the very beginning part of it.
