Soon they moved their capital another 175 mile east-southeast to Chandragiri, not far from the southeastern coast, and survived there until 1635, their dwindling empire concentrating its resources on its eastern Tamil and Telugu speaking realms.
Among them they compose what is called the vajra-dhatu, which means, roughly speaking, "the realm of total reality".
I had earlier thought there might be a separation, even a gulf, between the personal — and, so to speak, private — realm of her autism and the public realm of her professional expertise.
Nor, of course, was Rheged the only Welsh-speaking realm to contest with the various Anglo-Saxon kingdoms the mastery of Britain: there was Wales itself.
The stinkefinger (stink-finger) was one of the most popular items on Twitter in the German-speaking realm (trending as #stinkefinger), with Steinbruck himself commenting: "plain talking doesn't always mean using words, for example when one is constantly addressed about old issues instead of really important questions".
Nichols and McChesney would have been welcome additions to the book festival this year, for unlike other years that thrived on author driven social, political and media discussions, this year's festival suffered a dearth of panelists writing and speaking in these realms.
Muslim clerics speak in the realm of theory; Isis practises through stories and action.
McIntosh here speaks in that realm politicians sometimes enter in to that's only loosely connected to real life.
Ibn 'Arabî agrees with this general picture, but he considers it barren, because it fails to take into account those dimensions of reality the vast majority of dimensions, as he sees it that do not properly belong to the world of intellection; all the intermediary realms, not to speak of the sensible realm itself, are essentially imaginal, not intelligible.
In fact, he speaks of both realms in roughly equivalent ways, reverently.
