Sentence examples for experience existence from inspiring English sources

What is it like to experience existence as a harraga?

It seems simple invertebrates may only experience existence in one dimension of space.

However, Mahashivratri represents an opportunity for every human being to open up their third eye, and experience existence beyond the "maya" or illusionary nature we usually percieve.

Salvia is a potent but legal drug marketed with promises of producing a transcendental spiritual journey: out-of-body experiences, existence in multiple realities, the revelation of secret knowledge and, according to one online seller, "permanent mind-altering change in perception".

Robinson's conception of herself as a creative being is tied up in how she experiences existence itself: "I suppose it is inevitable that I should think of fiction as a small model of the simulacrum of reality that is given to us by sense and perception and as a way to probe anomalies that emerge in the assumed world when it is under scrutiny".

As Verbeek points out, such technological artifacts are "active mediators" that "actively co-shape people's being in the world: their perception and actions, experience and existence" (2006, p. 364).

"I set out only to provide a visual continuum of experience, of existence".

Fiction lets us experience another existence as if it was our own, because readers bring stories to life in their own minds, each in their own way.

If you can accept its terms, it becomes an intriguing expression of the unknowable mystery of an individual experience of existence.

For the reader, being trapped in the head of Jane or John, and dependent on them for every scrap of information, is the precise opposite of their own experience of existence.

And when discomfort or illness or even death happen, they have this idea that it's not fair.' Like all of us who were in Bosnia, she adds: 'And if you have never seen a war at first hand, then you've missed out on a very important aspect of human experience and existence.' For Sontag, however, war was not the only 'discomfort'discomfort