Mr. Glaser said the delivery of sports and other television-based programming on the Internet would be as transcendent as the change from radio to television.
Watching the acting performance increased emotional arousal and changed its valence again (from less positive/sad to transcendent), in the context of continued high autonomic arousal.
Explanations for the perceived outcomes included connecting with transcendent sources, empowerment to change, the client-healer relationship and construction of meaning.
In the section of Capital entitled "The Fetishism of Commodities and the Secret Thereof," Marx wrote about wood being turned into tables: "It is changed into something transcendent… It stands on its head, and evolves out of its wooden brain grotesque ideas, far more wonderful than 'table-turning' ever was".
The internal debates in the odes centre on the dichotomy of eternal, transcendent ideals and the transience and change of the physical world.
The described explanations can be summarized under the following categories: 1) Connecting with transcendent sources, 2) Empowering clients to change, 3) Making use of the client-healer relationship, 4) Construction of meaning. 1) Connecting with transcendent sources "You have to understand that at the moment you feel touched by the light, you do everything right and everything is fine.
His most extraordinary accomplishment — and it was extraordinary — was to embody in himself, and create in others, a kind of transcendent yearning for the possibility of redemptive change.
For most people, change does not occur in a transcendent moment but over years of prosaic searching.
He predicted their "wonderful films" would "light up the Croisette" - the main Mediterranean-facing boulevard in Cannes - "with their colourful, transcendent reflections on life and love, politics and change, art and music".
But sometimes in a transcendent moment the lives of audience members are forever changed as well.
