God can be envisioned as pure consciousness, the source of the creativity, intelligence, love, truth, and every other possibility that becomes embodied in the universe -- and in ourselves.
And his late-career theatrical works offered parallel universes embodied by eccentrically stylized live performers and more naturalistic-looking, if artificially posed, actors on film.
For many, Christ was the most perfect aeon, whose specific function was to redeem the error embodied in the material universe; the Holy Spirit was usually a subordinate aeon.
In fact, the universe, as embodied by our narrator, plays every other member of the class of '85 that Peter and Kari encounter.
Freddy Krueger the mythic trickster, Jason Voorhees the embodied wrath of the universe, vampires and zombies and their rich symbolisms of the cycle of death and resurrection, all have more to say to us than America's erstwhile spiritual leaders.
Just as cubism had unconsciously found a way of objectifying the dilated space and time of Einstein's universe, so Pollock's vision embodied the fissile indeterminacy of the quantum world.
Mr. Sturgess's Martin is almost unrecognizable from the Paul McCartney-Johybridnon-like hebrid hembodieded so appealingly in "Across the Universe".
In Cameron's sci-fi universe, this communion is embodied by the blue-skinned, enviably slender Na'Vi, an alien race whose idyllic existence on the planet Pandora is threatened by rapacious human invaders.
Individual souls are made up of the residue (and an inferior grade) of the soul stuff of the universe, and are eventually embodied in physical bodies.
In a real sense, Mahatma Gandhi embodied in his life certain universal principles that are inherent in the moral structure of the universe, and these principles are as inescapable as the law of gravitation" (Papers 5 136).
Constellations embodied a fixed, classical conception of the universe.
