Sentence examples for first consciousness from inspiring English sources

Think of fashion -- ebbing and flowing, changing with markets and sensibilities, but only really potent if it links us to the tidal rhythms of change that go back to our first consciousness of the world and our first awareness of our own free will.

Girls raised on Ms., like Marianne Schnall, author and founder of Feminist.com, were often given the magazine by their mothers: "My first consciousness of feminist thinking was when my mother showed me her copies of Ms. when I was a teenager in the '80s.

Many women, Marshall notes, "signed on just to hear Margaret Fuller talk," and were too intimidated to join the discussion, but the "Conversations" that Fuller hosted in Boston between 1839 and 1844 have been called, collectively, the first consciousness-raising group.

A second consciousness check was given.

In the former he gives a detailed explanation of the ālaya-vijñāna ("foundation consciousness")––according to Tsongkhapa the distinctive eighth consciousness in the eight-consciousness system of Asaṅga's (fourth century) Indian Yogācāra Buddhism.

He ignores Dolpopa's pure, transcendental knowledge called ālaya, mentioning it obliquely, only in passing, during a final brief survey of views based on Chinese sources; he leaves unanswered the question of the final ontological status of the eighth consciousness; and he allows the views of Asaṅga set forth in the Bodhisattva-bhūmi to retain an authority he will later explicitly deny.

Second, consciousness may be limited to carbon substrates only.

Real & Imagined, I envision a body that is like my own With a third consciousness He moves quickly, smoothly- is agile The intonation of his voice is sweet, soft, feminine.

Second, consciousness levels may fluctuate even in the short period and scores may therefore be different from time to time.

A person in such a state would first lose consciousness, he said, and eventually would die.

First, unified consciousness of individual objects.