Perhaps science (the secular) and that inexplicable leap of creation arising from within oneself (the numinous) might be conjoined in life, as in art, to restore a measure of hope against the unknowable rising sea.
In these essays, Éric Benoit examines how creation arises from nothing, the "creux néant musicien," as the sonnet "Une dentelle s'abolit" figures it.
It is the openness where things fall apart and new creations arise.
Though his creations arise from emotional encounters and passionate collisions with other cultures, they are often born smooth and shiny in their egg-like perfection.
In a creation myth Purusha was sacrificed by the gods in order to supply (from his body) the pieces from which all the things of the world arise.
The world is better because of the diversity, ingenuity, innovation, and creation that arises when conflict is resolved positively.
The movie is, moreover, a crucial reminder that photography and filmmaking don't start or end with what's happening in front of the lens: images are full-circle creations that arise from the comprehensive spectrum of influence and activity that directors and photographers create offscreen, and of which the small angle of the image is a mere slice or symbol.
Like Ray, when we become literate in the sweet treasures of creation, there arises a sense of awe, wonder, and gratitude for one's very existence and the swirl of living beings around us.
Yet it was in fact a distinct creation, which arose as a result of a peculiar concatenation of historical circumstances; we may be mistaken to assume that it would evolve in the same fashion in every culture in every part of the world.
More generally, Smith explains how the patterns of commerce, including the overall creation of wealth, arise out of individuals responding to and endeavouring to succeed in their own local circumstances.
