Ibrahim was a co-founder (with Hugh Masekela and others) of the first bebop-devoted black jazz group to record during the apartheid era, and his work still celebrates the sounds of townships dances, swing and hymn harmonies with which he began.
Collaboration on computing waveforms with Dennis on the TX-0 led to Samson writing the Harmony Compiler with which PDP-1 users coded music.
Prophecy was not suppressed, but it came to be encircled by the Torah (the first five books of the Hebrew Bible) in that all prophecy had to be in harmony with Torah, which was the definitive revelation of God's will.
There are also plans to establish an education center near the site to help teach locals about how they can live in harmony with orangutans, which is Indonesian for "man of the forest".
In this case καιρ όό becomes fundamental, an idea of time in greater harmony with governance, which is a dynamic process and a normative, regulatory idea.
City governments have not always been in harmony with Airbnb, which has run afoul of some local regulations that have been built for hotels and in some cases are only now being modified to account for Airbnb's brand of travel accommodation.
We want an integration of our work-self and our self-self, and the right work allows us to feel in harmony with ourselves, which equals peace.
From Plato onward many pagan philosophers (e.g., Epicurus and Plutarch), especially the Neoplatonists, recommended a fleshless diet; the idea carried with it condemnation of bloody sacrifices in worship and was often associated with belief in the reincarnation of souls and, more generally, with a search for principles of cosmic harmony in accord with which human beings could live.
He attacked traditional theory on the ground that "The Ancients," who to Rameau included such relatively recent writers as the 16th-century Italian Gioseffo Zarlino, "…based the rules of harmony on melody, instead of beginning with harmony, which comes first".
