Sentence examples for origin of all things from inspiring English sources

But its all-pervasiveness also means the origin of all things in their interdependence, that is, their interdependent origination, hence emptiness.

It offers a way of thinking about the conduct of human affairs and connects those thoughts to loftier ones about the existence of God, the structure of the cosmos, the nature of the soul, the origin of all things and the end of time.

According to Aristotle's general account, the Presocratics claimed that there was a single enduring material stuff that is both the origin of all things and their continuing nature.

Laozi, in trance, "wandered freely in the origin of all things".

But paradoxically this primal absence of any distinguishing origin, this ubiquitous in-difference of all differentiation, is itself the ultimate origin of all thing-events in their mutual differentiations and co-relativity.

This is fascinating: Mark Bowden's new work for the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, which premieres this Saturday 18 April, is a potentially mind-blowing, cosmic-consciousness expanding, and explosively ambitious contemporary cantata that meditates upon the origins of all things.

Because Thou devourest Kāla, Thou art Kāli, the original form of all things, and because Thou art the Origin of and devourest all things Thou art called the Adya [the Primordial One].

And to join up all in one perfect place, one perfect circle, the origin and end of all things.

There is a grain of truth in this, for when Thales (who flourished around 580) is reported as saying 'Water is the origin (or principle) of all things,' this is different from saying, for example, that Tethys is mother of all the rivers, because it deletes the character of narrative or story (Aristotle's Metaphysics, 983b20 8).

To the extent that theology makes fact claims about the origins or "ultimate" nature of all things, it denies scientific method.

The same chapter is climaxed by the vision of Wisdom as "the mother of all things," the origin of all motion and order in the created universe, guiding the quest of human wisdom by the light of the divine intellect.