Free from the hold of desire and the ceaseless undulation of discontent, one reaps an inner calm and grows at ease with the external world.
But Eszter is experiencing education as Charlotte Brontë did: both as a precarious road out of dangerous poverty which requires ceaseless striving, and as the only possible means of self-expression.
The Red Cross said 19 of Sri Lanka's 25 districts had experienced flash flooding, a result of ceaseless rains across most parts of the island since Monday.
By a miracle of tactful editing, Robert Phelps has put together, from her books and her letters, a record of her life; not just its events, but rather the interaction between her experience and the ceaseless flow of talent.
I have a ceaseless intellectual curiosity.
The shore itself is made up of an undulation of cliffs, high enough to provide some magnificent perches for sightseeing but low enough almost everywhere that walkers won't experience vertigo.
They acted as if ceaseless repetition would make real what many called a dream, as if testing their sanity by checking that others had also experienced what they had seen.
Temple secrecy creates for Mormons a space separate from the ceaseless emotional exhibitionism of modern life, creates a model of sacred privacy, and emphasizes that there are certain experiences that only exist "in real life," that cannot be experienced or communicated in 140 characters from a smart phone.
A philosopher will ask how the identity of the self can be preserved amid the ceaseless flux of experience, but a child — especially a child who is growing so fast that she suddenly fills an entire room — will ask more urgently, as Alice does, "Was I the same when I got up this morning?
A philosopher will ask how the identity of the self can be preserved amid the ceaseless flux of experience, but a child especially a child who is growing so fast that she suddenly fills an entire room will ask more urgently, as Alice does, "Was I the same when I got up this morning?
Several authors, for example, have noted that evolution is in some ways counterintuitive (Mayr 1982; Evans 2008; Williams 2009; Wiles 2010); for example, evolutionary thinking states that the apparently stable present world of everyday experience is a result of ceaseless change and that complex structures arise from less complex without a conscious designer.
