Being alone in a room with a tiger: a recurring dream, never reality, fortunately.
A third possibility is that the lesions associated with casting-type calcifications histologically initially exhibit features of in situ carcinomas even when recurring, but in reality they behave like invasive tumours by ductneogenesis (Tabár et al, 2007).
He recalls seeing Thatcher on television saying, "We are a grandmother," and thinking: "That's it, then... ...... "One of my recurring tests of political reality and of political fantasy is when hubris penetrates not just leaders but an entire organisation," he explains.
Thank God". He was getting ready for the day when his recurring nightmare and his reality would collide, when he would have had to plead for his kid brother's life and perform, for perhaps one last time, his role as protector.
When one's ability to move through a challenge gets closer and closer to being aligned with Divine Wisdom, (by coming from a perspective of peace and love), then those negative, difficult types of situations will stop recurring in one's reality.
When we grasp how words and concepts map our realities, and we see the recurring patterns across different scales of reality, we glimpse a visceral understanding of the infinite.
Hauser argues that this interest in the juxtaposition of public veneer with private reality recurs in Bacon's paintings.
How art shapes reality is a recurring theme for Rosefeldt.
