Practitioners and healers who regularly bring presence, caring and spiritual contemplation to people in the transition between life-in-embodiment and death, see vital spiritual lessons for all of us in this inevitable passage.
For example, it is that kind of problem in which the problem identified in embodiment design should be solved in process design.
From then on, she excelled in roles like the Girl in Red, the embodiment of passion in "Diversion of Angels," Graham's exploration of aspects of love.
The implication of temporo-parietal junction in embodiment and in self processing is suggested by neuroimaging studies in healthy subjects [ 29, 58- 60].
The latter was conceptualised as Morgan's 'central motive state' (Morgan, 1943), and in Stellar's embodiment of this in an excitatory centre in the hypothalamus (Stellar, 1954).
He would have patented the idea of a box that can communicate with another box, and provided a few possible methods — "in this embodiment of the invention, radio waves".
They would enjoy communal meals and common entertainment areas in the embodiment of Nazi fun.
A fascinating fortnight awaits in this embodiment of the north-south divide.
"I feel animal in my embodiment," she writes, "and this feeling is one of connection, not shame".
For me, then, poetry bears religious meaning not just through structure and the words but in the embodiment of performance in space and time.
