Power, and its corresponding structures, play a role in the way we act, the way we speak, even when we lack the realization of its existence.
This means that the highest experience is the realization that all of existence -- seen and unseen, known and unknown, form and formless, time and timeless -- is only one.
This characterization of dharma can be taken to suggest that it consists chiefly in the realization of post-mortem existence, which was indeed among the expected results of certain Vedic rites.
Realization of the non-existence of svabhāva is supposed to have important soteriological consequences as part of Buddhist practice; ultimately it is understood to be the way to the liberation from suffering, the final of the famous four noble truths expounded by the Buddha.
And she is good, too, in her realization of Kim's "mongrel existence," of "the hooded caution that was the secret of her survival," and of her strange and squalid home life, which is the setting of some of the book's most memorable scenes.
The difference becomes an evolutionary trait of existence; such a realization has not only scientific value, but also social and political utility.
After separating three distinct arguments in Bechtel and Mundale (1999) (discussed in section 2 above), Aizawa (2008) sets his critical sights on their Central Argument, which argues against multiple realization from the existence and continued success of brain mapping studies.
For Bodek, the realization of Hide Not Slide's existence was a moment of vindication.
From Mencius forward, fidelity to gi was often defined in terms of one's willingness to sacrifice one's life if realization of gi and one's continued existence could not be realized in tandem.
In prison, Raskolnikov comes to the realization that happiness cannot be achieved by a reasoned plan of existence but must be earned by suffering.
Maybe it was the realization that our existence is finite and love is transitory.
