Amid the gambols onstage, the folk in Christine Van Loon's attractive costumes act out a cycle of existence.
Around the rim of the wheel the 12 nidānas, or interrelated phases in the cycle of existence, are shown in an allegorical, or symbolical, manner ignorance, karman formations, rebirth consciousness, mind and body, sense organs, contact, sensation, craving, grasping, becoming, birth, and old age and death.
The three mental states on the list are closely related to the three poisons, which are among the most fundamental psychological causes of the cycle of existence and the suffering that comes with it.
But if you take a close look at the passages regarding such a mindset, most are directed toward monastics who ordained with the explicit goal of liberating themselves from the cycle of existence and achieving enlightenment.
His 1929 masterpiece, "Man With a Movie Camera," a dizzying city symphony that evokes the cycles of urban existence and human life, is a bravura feat of editing and camera trickery that routinely turns up on all-time-best lists and film-school syllabuses.
Accounts of a primordial earthly paradise in the higher religions range from that of a garden of life (Judaism, Christianity, Islām) to that of a golden age of human society at the beginning of each cycle of human existence (Buddhism, Hinduism).
That is OR more interesting; that is, the complex may cycle in and out of existence, at times providing an authentic target for downstream steps.
The analytical equations of the border collision bifurcation curves bounding the regions of existence of stable cycles are determined by using a new approach.
