The greatest poets of the romantic revival strove to capture and convey the influence of nature on the mind, and of the mind on nature interpenetratingone another.
The matter of which all these interpenetrating worlds are built is essentially the same matter, but differently arranged and of different degrees of density.
We have given names to these interpenetrating worlds for convenience in speaking of them.
Consequently, this globe upon which we live is not one world, but seven interpenetrating worlds, all occupying the same space, except that the finer types of matter extend further from the centre than does the denser matter.
These little groupings of bubbles so formed are the atoms of the second of the interpenetrating worlds.
The student will do well to accustom himself to think of our earth as the whole of this mass of interpenetrating worlds--not only the comparatively small physical ball in the centre of it.
Almost all the matter of those interpenetrating worlds was by this time concentrated into the newly formed planets.
In reality, life is of the psychological order, and it is of the essence of the psychical to enfold a confused plurality of interpenetrating terms.
They give up interpenetratingin the degree that they become fixed.
The soul of Lilith lay naked to the torture of pureinterpenetrating inward light.
A crystal consists of a finite number of interpenetrating regular point-systems, which all possess like and like-directed coincidence movements.
Each separate point-system is occupied by similar material particles, but these may be different for the different interpenetrating partial systems which form the complex system.
This vast sphere of invisible matter is within the earth as well as beyond it, interpenetrating every atom of physical matter to the earth's center.
As the astral sphere encloses the physical globe, the mental encompasses both, enclosing them and also interpenetrating them to the earth's center.
The golden glory surrounding and interpenetrating it indicates as before the radiation of its vibrations, which in this case show the dominant yellow in much greater proportion than did Mendelssohn's gentler music.
All students know that what is called the aura of man is the outer part of the cloud-like substance of his higher bodies, interpenetrating each other, and extending beyond the confines of his physical body, the smallest of all.
The root of that possibility lies in the atom itself, with all its interpenetrating spheres of life and matter, the sheaths that are within it and around it.
The more one discovered about him the less one liked him, but psychics are led to believe that there are many schemes of evolution hovering about us, and interpenetrating our own, though not visible to our normal consciousness.
Now I find that the majority of educated people have come to regard so-called death as merely a change of consciousness, and the immediate post-mortem sphere of our activities to be a region interpenetrating this earth.
Inside the columns are round, with caps and bases partly round and partly eight-sided, the hollow octagons interpenetrating with the circular mouldings.
Only the innermost betrays its really late origin by the curious crossing and interpenetrating of the mouldings of its large trefoiled head.
Outside the hollow are shafts, resting on octagonal and interpenetrating bases.
On each face there is at the bottom--above the interpenetrating bases--a classic medallion encompassed by Manoelino twisting stems and leaves, and higher up two statues one above the other.
Perhaps, indeed, in this complex of interpenetrating spirits our own effort is no individual, no transitory thing.
For Buddhism all interpenetrating universes make the steps upon man's upward way; until deliverance from illusion leaves the spirit merged ineffably in the impersonal All.
The interpenetrating elements of conscious states are already deformed the moment a numerical multiplicity is discovered in the confused mass.
They are preserved by consciousness because they give rise to facts of consciousness which connect past and present by their interpenetrating organization.
Plurality is simultaneity and juxtaposition; but conscious states prolong each other in an interpenetrating flow.
Even to speak of “several” conscious states interpenetrating is to characterize them numerically, and so interrelate and mutually externalize or spatialize them.
There are still no transverse arches, but the vault is no longer interpenetrating but fully groined, yet with practically level crowns, so that it still has the general form of intersecting tunnel vaults.
The aisles of Saint Philibert furnish one of the rather rare examples of the employment of interpenetrating vaults.
There is one rectangular bay at the end of the transept aisles and this is covered by an interpenetrating vault at the level of the transverse nave arches.
Bergson's doctrine that it is the intellect that portions the world into lots;[26] that cuts the facts out of the interpenetrating whole of reality, and renders them artificially distinct within the continuity of becoming.
The Spirit of Mr. Hardy is visible as a grey transparency swiftly interpenetrating the brain of the Spirit of the Years, and urging him in a particular direction, to a particular point.
They are visible as small grey transparencies swiftly interpenetrating the brains of the spatial Spirits.
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