In other traditions, the "possessed" person is conceived as a medium for the controlling spirit and functions as an intermediary between spirits and men.
Both women embody a modern spirit of comfort and function that flatter the wearer.
He brings deep expertise in how the human mind, emotions and spirit function across religions, ethnicities and cultures.
As images of natural life forces threatened with destruction by death-dealing "civilization," Spirit and Little Creek end up functioning as metaphors for each other, which is to say, as pure clichés.
Woodruff also sees theater as essential to the human spirit, and his book likewise functions as a defense, but he faces a problem Aristotle did not, and thus his defense must be effective on two fronts: first, against Plato (as well as Rousseau, Brecht and others who saw theater as being potentially destructive of a healthy society); second, against apathy.
Implications of the model for how the human spirit functions and how the chaplain can care for the patient or family caregiver's spiritual coping and well-being are discussed.
For Goethe's Faust, he had 400 ropes backstage, each with its own name and function, to raise devils, spirits and apparitions.
In combination with the spirit level function available on many DSLRs and digital compact cameras, you have an ideal set-up to insure the verticals and horizontals in your images are indeed just as the architect intended.
The Academy Awards are about twenty-four hours away, and those who believe that the Spirit Awards function as a debaucherous dress rehearsal for the Oscars might be kicking themselves if they marked "Argo" or "Lincoln" as Best Picture on their office Oscar ballots.
(John 14 15-18) Jesus also explained the Spirit's function.
