In the Commentary on the Sūtra of Intent (Ārya-saṃdhinirmocana-sūtra, Mdo sde ca 1b 55b) it is stated that "Reality as it is, which is the intentional object of a pure consciousness, is the definition of the perfect nature.
William Sherlock (c.1641 1707) argued for what was widely derided as tritheism, as he called the three persons of the Trinity three infinite minds, substances, spirits, and intelligent beings, each a God, but existing as one God because of their perfect mutual consciousness, their perichoresis.
"He fuses psychologically grounded American narrative realism with high modernism's philosophical concerns, including the way that the artifice of art, and especially the theater, is the perfect metaphor for human consciousness.
All over the world, ambitious artist-writers have been discovering that the cartoons on which they were raised make the perfect medium for exploring consciousness, the ideal shortcut -- via irony and gallows humor -- from introspection to the grand historical sweep.
This is perfect amplification without self-consciousness.
Let's usher loving awareness in our lives -- a perfect blend of love and consciousness in the present moment.
Hamm, typecast slightly but with an anti-Draper twinkle, is a smooth scumbag who provides affluent clients with the perfect virtual assistant: their own consciousness, downloaded and enslaved in an egg (skewering Amazon's new Echo smart-home device).
Now is the perfect time for the national consciousness to refocus on the sober, thoughtful contest of ideas and spirit by which our leaders are elected… But seriously, folks.
The changes that sunlight brings in the ACGT of the DNA regulate human behavior in his perfect human frequency and chemical consciousness.
Joyce's stream-of-consciousness is the perfect example.
