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The group of mostly retired Chinese is led by an elderly gentleman who mixes strict punctuality with a certain eastern mysticism.

Is it just a bit of revolutionary propaganda, or mere playing with persuasive definitions, or a bit of Hegelian mysticism?

The best bit of "Bloody White Baron" is the way it brings the repulsive combination of tsarist-era absolutism and mysticism to life.

None of the humour, the music, or the mysticism of high mathematics ever entered his head.

Materialistic philosophy and scientific thought began to challenge the church dogmas and religious mysticism.

It's disgusting, but at least it comes from a depraved form of mysticism.

Smartly tailored uniforms, an abhorrence of cultural difference, and a desire for racial purity are all of a piece with fascist mysticism.

Once this promise crossed wires with the growing interest in oriental mysticism, the psychedelics had been launched as a cultural force.

When the story first appeared, coed readers, earthy creatures all, ignored Salinger's mysticism and decided that she was pregnant.

GI: Okami seems to be rooted in mysticism and myth.

The mysticism and profound logical nexus give readers and researchers reasons to see the art essence from various aspects.

Mysticism and profits have come together since the 13th century introduction of Islam to Indonesia by Indian Moslem merchants.

Mysticism touches almost every aspect of life in Indonesia and business is no exception.

A form of Christian mysticism enjoining passive contemplation and the beatific annihilation of the will.

One of them from Indian Sufi mysticism goes like this.

In Spanish Toledo his artistic style comes to its maturity, because at this time his works are full of spirit of mysticism and tragedy.

One might imagine a culture where mysticism and ritual encourage subjugating entire planets in a missionary conquest of the galaxy.

His large attempt was to find common ground between the observable natural world and the worlds of myths and mysticism.

I read a lot and I study the literature, the history, cultures, civilizations, religious teachings, mysticism, esoteric.

a form of religious mysticism requiring withdrawal from all human effort and passive contemplation of God.

Mysticism and demonism with strong imagination are the distinctive features of this group.

However, while pursuing close and clear logical analysis, Feng You-lan's philosophy was also guided by mysticism throughout its development.

Khomeini deepened his interests in poetry and mysticism as a young man studying in the Shiite holy city of Qom.

He studied Sufi mysticism in his youth and brought some of its ideas to the West.

Surrounded by a halo of this kind of mysticism woman was encouraged to believe herself adored.

Studies include the literature of the Bible, early Jewish mysticism, Scripture commentary, and modern Hebrew literature.

Sigmund Freud dismissed religious mysticism as "infantile helplessness" and "regression to primary narcissism. "

(Hemingway, 1952: 13) The old man has no mysticism about turtles although he have gone in turtle boats for many years.

All mysteries which lead theory to mysticism find their rational solution in human practice and in the comprehension of this practice.

mysticism is a term which means mystos keeping silence or myen to be closed ( i . e . , the eyes or lips ) , something unspeakable.

And he meant emergence as science -- a technical, rational explanation -- not mysticism or alchemy.

This invites all the foolishness and the hysteria of mysticism - a vague, inarticulate sentiment which breeds illusion.

Mark Twain's references to her are, for the most part, cryptic and tinged with mysticism.

As a way to explore human spirits and universe mysteries, mysticism is intrinsically connected with literature.

Bring up a topic that touches on the supernatural, mysticism, reincarnation, spiritualism or the occult.

When making Scar I had already begun to change, moving towards the East, towards the inner mind, towards mysticism.

Javanese mysticism supposedly interested him; certainly he kept Islamist extremism in check.

Confucianism is not a religion, but it is not free from some touch of religion and mysticism.

Their belief in mysticism eventually led to the monastic movement.

The depth of Sufi mysticism arouses fear among orthodox Muslims, generating hostile criticism.

Whatever leads knowledge and belief to mysticism can, in the final analysis, should seek their source from human practice.

Its dangers are obvious, for it leads to emotionalism instead of mysticism, and to charity instead of genuine reform.

Michael Fordham (1960) reflected on the relationship of analytical psychology to theory, alchemy, theology and mysticism.

Gail is a practical woman. Neither she nor her daughter is easily fooled by cheap mysticism or discounted grace.

mysticism and magic from throughout the world, many are drawn to dark arts, occult studies and forbidden lore.

People turn to mysticism at the turn of a millennium.

In true sense it is our mystical mind. It has all the qualities of mysticism.

Encyclopedia Mythica - an online encyclopedia on mythology , folklore , mysticism, and more .

It is a kind of academic thought with dense mysticism color of Han dynasty that the theory of confucianist divination.

Though a deep believer in mysticism and the spirit world, secularism never offended him.

But the bouquet of blue and white surely adds a touch of mysticism to the dull color scheme.

In unexpected ways, science and mysticism are joining hands and reinforcing each other.

Chapter three dissertates the functions of mysticism in Han Shaogong's works through text analysis.

Around 1985 I joined a fraternal order which sent me regular monthly lessons in mysticism and 'universal law'.

There's very little faith in the right side of the brain type of thinking, or mysticism, or what we call spirituality.

Harold Bloom's preface links Sufi mysticism with Shakespeare's visionary dramas and high tragedies, such as The Tempest and Hamlet.

In their reaction against realism, some of them went to the opposite extreme of mysticism.

Light inside the night, mystery and mysticism.

We reject mysticism because it seeks a union which excludes all particularity, and wants to overcome all distinctions .

This day, we rescue a world from mysticism and tyranny and usher in a future brighter than anything we can imagine.

A strain of mysticism runs through his poetry.

On the other hand, Benjamin was also strongly attracted by Jewish mysticism since he was a Jew.

I like movies: mysticism, thriller and drama, comedy.

Ouyang Xiu's Criticism on the Taoistic Mysticism during the Beginning of Song Dynasty

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MA Study of Mysticism and Religious Experience

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Study of Mysticism and Religious

The Anthropological Root of the Religion and the Mysticism

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The Services of the Mediaeval Mysticism

The philosophy of Sufism in India and Tagore's religious mysticism

On mysticism and thought pattern in architecture

Mysticism and the religious reformation in Germany

The Decline of the Mediaeval Mysticism

On Criticism of Aesthetics Mysticism

Deism against obscurantism and mysticism, superstition and all kinds of unnatural denial of the "miracle" ;

Eastern Mysticism in Poetical Creation of W. B. Yeats

views on mysticism in patrick white ' s novels

A Trace to the Origin of Christian Mysticism

The costs and benefits of rural mysticism

On the Mysticism in Chinese Culture

On the Mysticism of Vanguard Novels

For information on mysticism in Islam, see Sufism;

Mysticism in John Milton's Early Poems

Mysticism, a direct route to God

Mysticism in the Middle Ages

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On of the Mysticism of Quyuan's Poems

To do a kind of mysticism