Articles related to "Physical Reality"

Universal laws govern the way nature works. Unlike man-made rules, these provide a basis for one to reach their full potential. Look at a tree, it just knows how to grow.

Animal spirit guides are spiritual support systems in animal form. Representing the entire species, each power animal has "qualifications" to assist in human challenges.

As the globe endures a flap of UFO sightings, a review of the attitudes toward and methods in which scientific minds regard the phenomenon will advance our knowledge.

Objectivism is the philosophy of rational self interest, outlined in Rand's work Atlas Shrugged. What are the core tenets of objectivism?

Brief biography of mathematician David Hilbert, who introduced the concepts of formalism into mathematics and the Invariant Theory.

Children can learn healthy mourning and grief practices through the death of a beloved pet.

Most of us know the impact that stress, depression, or euphoria can have on our bodies. Can profound physical problems really be related to the way we feel and think?

There are 56 cards in minor arcana, divided into four suits - Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles. Each suit has court cards like king and queen, and numbered cards.

Stand-up philosopher Timothy Freke explores how to engage in an individual life adventure while maintaining a conscious connection to oneness.

The archetypes associated with the root chakra are the positive Mother and the negative Victim and are explored in Ambika Wauters' Chakras and Their Archetypes.

No better examples of how Hollywood can both utterly botch and elegantly propound one of science fiction's oldest tropes than in 1996's Independence Day and The Arrival.

Some of them come to say goodbye while others want to check on loved ones. Often they appear before the time death. These ghostly visions are known as crisis apparition

Having rejected the idea for years, some scientists are now saying "yes" to the theory of infinite parallel worlds.

Weeping Woman with Handkerchief by Pablo Picasso is a depiction of despair and pain. The woman represents the painful realities in the world.

The speaker in the great guru's "The Blood of the Rose" dramatizes his connection to the soul of the rose, won through his remorse after picking the flower.

From Songs of the Soul, Paramahansa Yogananda's poem focusing on the rose, titled "Protecting Thorns," dramatizes the theme about beauty and possession.

The speaker dramatizes the life and death of a rose, averring that the rose's soul of beauty outlives its physical vehicle, as does that of the human being.

The poem "I taste a liquor never brewed" portrays the speaker's spiritual intoxication through an extended metaphor likening her soul drunkenness to alcohol inebriation.

Species of animals, even mythical creatures, can serve as spirit guides in animal form and offer insight, direction, and support for those who call upon them.

Use these strategies to approach a pose that you find challenging or that you avoid. Yoga is a progressive practice that requires patience and observation.

In the 21st century, humans have still not come to fully understand the phenomenon of consciousness. All that humans can do is take a good guess at what it is.

In the first of a four-part series on sex and desire, we will explore how in Indian mythology, sexuality is carnal, erotic and spiritual at once.

The speaker laments the battle between body and soul-the dualism that even his art cannot surmount in times of tribulation and woe.

Crystals create a change in the subtle energy bodies which in turn effects healing on the physical level. Here are just a few of the many stones used for this purpose.

Eliminating limiting beliefs about prosperity and abundance is the key to allowing success to enter your life.

Continentally liberal Phenomenology explores the world created by the mind, while conservative Structuralism studies the philosophy of history, language, and culture.