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...introductory volume in a series of books titled Zohar for All, which is a reader-friendly edition of The Book of Zohar. To make the best of the seri... ...e series, it is recommended to first read this book, which will usher the reader into the right approach when reading The Zohar, thus maximizing the... ... hopefully decode its secret. As a special treat for the curious among the readers, Appendix 3 contains selected excerpts from Zohar for All. After ... ...re, namely the books of Kabbalah in the treasure. ... “Now, distinguished readers, this book lies here before you in a closet. It states explicitly ... ...ract and devoid of any corporeal image, above space and above time, as the readers will see, to allow the whole of Israel to study The Book of Zohar ... ...l. The result is some picture of reality, which is then projected onto “a screen” in the back of the brain. Drawing no. 4 We were deliberately made i... ... the bitter, and makes it tasty. Salt is Dinim [judgments] in the Masach [screen] of Hirik, on which the middle line emerges, which unites the right...

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...The great Kabbalists, Rav Yehuda Ashlag, and his son and successor, Rav Baruch Ashlag, offer modern readers valid answers to life's most vital question: What is the meaning of my life? Their interpretations of The Book of Zohar and The Tree of Life explain how we can benefit by using the ancient wisdom of Kabbalah on a day-...

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...portion.” 19 d i s C l o s i n g a Po r T i o n , Co v e r i n g Tw o The readers of these tracts, which I intend to print during the year, should k... ... but a single unsuccessful word, he is certain to confuse and mislead the readers. They will not understand at all what he is saying there, before i... ... set before our eyes, and defined by the unchangeable laws of nature. The readers and the listeners will never be misled into a misunderstanding of ... ... its purpose to benefit the Creator or the creatures? At first glance, the reader might be surprised by my words, and will not understand these three... ...h be tied to our hearts as a stake that will not fall, and remove all the screens that separate between us and You. Our Father in Heaven, save us fr... ... and the future Ohr Makif. The Outer Kli for the Ohr Hozer is the Masach (Screen) and the Outer Kli for the Ohr Makif is the Aviut of Behina Dalet (... ...ce that repels the pleasure that comes from the Creator is called Masach (screen). The Light repelled from the Masach is called Ohr Hozer (Reflected... ...ive in order to bestow upon the Creator. This intention is called Masach (screen). Following, a sequence of Partzufim emerges on the Masach in Malch... ...ht. This is so because all the Partzufim of Kedusha emerged with a Masach (screen) erected in their Kli Malchut so they would not receive in this Beh...

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.......................................................................... 46 Screen ....................................................................... ... (judicial). To comprehend the style of The Book of Zohar, I recommend the reader to return to the translation of the original text after reading and... ...language of emotions, which is easier to understand for the beginner. The reader can begin the study of the book with such articles as “Night of the... ...res, suitable for reception of Light. These are altruistic desires with a screen that has transformed them from egoism into altruism. The human heart... ...mall Partzuf. Katnut (small state) is when the Partzuf has the strength (a screen) only to bestow, but is unable to receive for the Creator’s sake, d... .... Therefore, in the 2 4 THE ZOHAR absence of a proper screen (resistance to that desire), they become egoistic. A Partzuf withou... ...en (resistance to that desire), they become egoistic. A Partzuf without a screen on its AHP is called Katan (small) and its state is called Katnut (... ...ritual world is a world of only desires without any corporeal shells. The reader must revise his ideas about the soul, body, connections 7 8 ... ..., an inner perception of one who ascends spiritually. This is because the reader must first have certain analogous sensations of his own. If one cou...

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... complete when we connect with others through text messages or a computer screen, or something else. Why? because in this way we don’t touch others’... ...differently. to “be in spiritu- ality” means to have a Masach (in hebrew: “screen”),the ability to receive light inside the vessel with an aspiration... ... and for our children. Kabbalah Revealed This is the most clearly writ en, reader-friendly guide to making sense of the surrounding world. Each of it... ...ese earthshaking concepts and more are eloquently introduced so that even readers new to Kabbalah or science will easily understand them. Therefore,... ...isdom of Kabbalah will enlighten the mind, invigorate the heart, and move readers to the depths of their souls. 1 1 4 B nei Baruch is an internatio... ...alah material on the Internet, containing a unique, extensive library for readers to thoroughly explore the wisdom of Kabbalah. Additionally, the me... ...ey concepts of Baal HaSulam. These books are a vital link between today’s readers and the original texts. All the books are available for sale, as w...

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..............................................................62 Using the Screen ....................................................................... ...experiences “project” themselves onto our consciousness, as if on a movie screen, so we think that they are real. Part Two will focus on the origin ... ... Creator. The ability to make the Tzimtzum is called “acquiring a Masach (screen).” Figure 3 shows how the Creator’s Light approaches the Kli but is... ...e it, and if so, how much. This mechanism is a development of the Masach (screen). The condition by which the Masach determines how much to receive ... ...will enter the Kli when it becomes identical to the Creator. The Masach (Screen) determines how much Light will enter. Inner Light that the Masach ... ...b eg Inners - p art t hree Kabbalist Yehuda Ashlag writes that, “If the reader does not know how to be prudent with the boundaries, and takes mat... .... The first three categories are divided by the level of prior knowledge readers are required to have. The fourth cat- - egory, All Around, includes... ...intermediate level. Beginners Kabbalah Revealed This is a clearly written, reader-friendly guide to making sense of the surrounding world. Each of it... ...ese earthshaking concepts and more are eloquently introduced so that even readers new to Kabbalah or sci- - ence will easily understand them. Therefo...

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...s evolutionary law is leading us. The picture we will gradually present to the reader is founded on principles from the ancient wisdom of Kabbalah, ... ... form of matter? The behavior of substances is somewhat similar to a computer screen. We may be impressed with the pic- ture on the screen, but a com... ...of Wholeness and Infinity 131 ed. The information is then “projected” onto a “screen” within the brain, displaying the picture of the world we appe... ...inity 139 brain stops projecting the corporeal world-picture on the brain’s “screen.” However, the system of the spiritual perception of re- ality d... ...d of awareness that enlightens the mind, invigorates the heart, and moves the readers to the depths of their soul. Awakening to Kabbalah: A distinc... ...ning of Life, the author eloquently introduces earthshaking concepts so even readers unfamiliar with Kabbalah or science can easily understand. Ka... ...questions and answers of this book will inspire reflection and contemplation. Readers will also begin to experience a growing sense of enlightenment... ...y, or more accurately, of the human soul, is the undercurrent that drives the reader forward in this book. It is about you; about me; about all of ...

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... only counsel is to cry to the Creator to take pity on him and remove the screen from his eyes and heart. The issue of crying is a very important one... ...t precisely because he did not need that (meaning he could make a Masach (Screen) over it), hence he was permitted to receive. It is also written, ... ...mtzum (Restriction) was made. And from the Tzimtzum extended the Masach (Screen), by which the vessels of reception are turned into bestowal. And w... ... Breath means Ohr Hozer (Returning Light), which comes out of the Masach (screen). This is a limiting force. As long as it is not accumulated to the... ...the matter of the Lower Hey in the Eynaim (eyes), it means that a Masach (screen) and a cover was placed over the eyes. Eyes mean seeing and Provide... ..., too. However, they wanted to clothe their secrets as morals so that the reader would clearly understand that the important thing was not the wisdo... ...s. The first three categories are divided by the level of prior knowledge readers are required to have. The Beginners Category requires no prior kno... ... for us and for our children. Kabbalah Revealed This is a clearly written, reader-friendly guide to making sense of the surrounding world. Each of it... ...ese earthshaking concepts and more are eloquently introduced so that even readers new to Kabbalah or science will easily understand them. Therefore,...

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...ly described in Part IV: “Utopia”. And we will leave the other part to the reader’s imagination. Because this world is to be really built up through t... ...yelids of lead. And I saw there was a TV set in my room. It was on. On its screen a man with clean white cloths was smiling cordially at me, as if wel... ...ntury’?... ” the man said once more. “Or was it just an Utopia?” On the TV screen I saw a different picture now a vast green meadow surrounded by mi... ...sty throat to another... But I did not look out. Somehow the scenes on the screen before me had become of greater importance. Somehow the questions th... ...me of greater importance. Somehow the questions that were coming from this screen had become my own questions. And I needed the answer. “Well,” the sp... ...er. “Well,” the speaker said, “maybe here is the answer.” And then, on the screen I saw these words to appear: “Lecture One: Source of society”. Lectu...

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...s wife, whom he had reduced to a state of help- less slavery, was a useful screen to him in business. He went nowhere among friends; he neither gave n... ...he hall, where the whole luxury of the house- hold appears, may enable the reader to surmise the nakedness of the upper floors. In 1819, at the beginn... ...n over, to caress and clutch and clasp his gold. The walls were thick, the screens sure. He alone had the key of this laboratory, where—so people decl...

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...a book that conveys basic knowledge of Kabbalah. Rather, it is a book to help readers cultivate an approach to the concepts of Kab- balah, to spiritu... ...r if some practical experimentation is needed here as well. It is my hope that readers will understand my dislike for empty philosophy, because whole... ...ened for its dis- closure to the public. To make The Zohar accessible to every reader, The Zohar accessible to every reader, The Zohar we must precede... ...ground of F RO M T H E P R E FAC E T O T H E Z O H A R 59 the world Atzilut. Readers studying The Zohar should remember the The Zohar should remembe... ... of the laws of the Upper World. In this, we are assisted by an anti-egoistic screen whose intention is to bring joy to the Creator, and by no means... ...er the direct influence of the spiritual worlds. By reading these books, the reader attracts the “Surrounding Light” to him or her self, even with- ...

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... Due to my lack of knowledge, I welcome any additional instruction that readers can provide. 18 Biography of the Translator Liu Feng (sur... ... Due to my lack of knowledge, I welcome any additional instruction that readers can provide. 22 Publication Review Liu Feng (surname, given ... ...fe [an animal eating another one] (totally biased). 33 Exercises for readers: If China and Japan are in the Far East, why do we go West from th... ...is philosophy is my life's disease. (Is the “philosophy” absurd, or is the reader’s mind in trouble?) The happiness of the artist persists in his u... ...schoolwork, they sit in front of the television set. They're glued to the screen, and it eats up their very life-force. The children might as well be... ...and Society and its successor journal Seeking Wisdom have labored to make readers in the West aware of the contributions of the “culturological schoo...

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...eption of reality are the surface of this book. But the story of humanity, or more accurately, of the human soul, is the undercurrent that drives the reader forward in this book. It is about you, about me, about all of us. This book is about the way we were, the way we are, the way we will be, and most importantly, it is about the best way to get there. In this neatly stru...

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...ce the darkness. When this point finally grows to the right size, we acquire a screen to surround it, the aim to give, and the Light enters this poin... ... and enter the spiritual world. This is the third situation. At that stage, a screen T H E PAT H O F K A B B A L A H 18 with Aviut Shoresh (root co... ...the Partzuf attains a state called Katnut, or Galgalta and Eynaim, a complete screen in first-degree coarseness. The infant is different from the em... ...r Partzuf. Partzuf. Partzuf Looking from Above, there is nothing but a vessel, screen, and Reshimot (reminiscences). But if we look from below, we fi... ...e perspective of the Creator, whereas we study it from the perspective of the screen, which helps the Light expand. PA RT O N E : T H E B E G I N N... ...pirituality, they convey their feelings in technical terms. Therefore, if the reader has the screen and the strength the books describe, he or she c... ...f that compelling power of the Creator pushing us toward correction. You, the readers, are already taking part in the conduct of the Up- per World by... ... Rabbi Ashlag, any available litera- ture can be read on Kabbalah, because the reader will know if the book is spiritual or not. The content of the b... ...These essays were written from the highest spiritual attainment possible. Any reader can find his or her own inner state, learn what must be done at...

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...is magnificent introduction to the wisdom of Kabbalah provides a new kind of awareness that enlightens the mind, invigorates the heart, and moves the reader to the depths of their soul....

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... from it. The correction of the egoistic essence takes place with the aid of a screen (masach), which transforms egoism into altruism. We are incapabl... ...nger the ability to perceive. Higher or lower positioning is determined by the screen within each of us. This screen reflects the direct egoistic plea... ...from the Light of the Creator. The Light above the line is called "Torah." The screen, or the line separating our world from the spiritual one, is cal... ...l with the spiritualworlds.Thereasonforthisisthattheseauthorsmay influence the reader, as well. If we wish to acquire spiritual knowledge, we must est... ...ral dominion, His omnipotence, and His Light (Ohr Hochma), this is called "the screen of hirik." Throughthisscreen,weareabletodiminishtherevelation of... ...h is the teaching of that which is secret, since it is hidden from the average reader and becomes revealed only under very special conditions. Those w... ... All theworlds andthestagesascribed totheseworlds can be seen as a sequence of screens that conceal from us (the Light of) the Creator. As we acquire ... ...only by those who reach the stage of the author, since then the author and the reader will have common experiences. This also applies to the readers a... ...isfy theneedsofthosesearchingforadeepermeaningtolife.Thetext gently guides the reader to begin traversing the initial stages of spiritual ascent towar...

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...osition? A: Man’s place in the Upper World depends solely on the power of the screen that he attained. This, in turn, is determined only by the dis- ... ...ut of free choice, will man gradually correct him- self through developing the screen, thus attaining equivalence of form with the Creator, to the po... ...? Is Malchut of Malchut the material world? Are the souls that do not have a screen always in it? A: Kabbalah speaks of desires and intents. There i... ...or, through the sensation of the Light. The miracle of the attainment of the screen, the intent for the Cre- ator, hides within that very contradict... ...eator, instead of this world. When that desire reaches its peak, we receive a screen, and only then does our desire become a part of Malchut (of the... ...firot, item 155). Out of a great desire to attain what they are studying, the readers awaken in themselves a surrounding Light from the same spiritu... ...ure. The beginning of the path includes the study of the Kabbalah, while the reader maintains a regular way of life without change or limitations. B... ...Hidden Wisdom of Kabbalah (with ten complete Kab- balah lessons): provides the reader with a solid foundation for understanding the role of Kabbalah ... ...d of awareness that enlightens the mind, invigorates the heart, and moves the reader to the depths of their soul. The Science of Kabbalah: is the fir...

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...r unclear at a later date. Depending on the mood and the spiritual state of the reader, the text can appear as either full of deep meaning, or entir... ...aight Light towards the created being. Secondly, the created being must place a Screen on the Light’s path. This Screen prevents the experiencing of... ...nalysis and consideration is called Head (Rosh ), see Figure 4. The part of the Screen located above Malchut and which lets the Light to enter insid... ...ading of the Light (twenty percent in this case) inside the Guf take place? The Screen, which was initially positioned on the level of Peh de Rosh ... ...l it reaches the line of the Tabur. When the Light is expelled from the Guf, the Screen rises progressively from the Tabur to the Peh de Rosh, pushin... ...ll be positioned below the level of the previous Partzuf. The Light hitting the Screen is pushed away, and only perhaps fifteen percent gets in. How ...

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... if it will receive it, and if so, how much. This mechanism is called Masach (screen). The condition by which the Masach determines how much to rece... ...r our- selves or for the Creator. Kabbalist Yehuda Ashlag writes that, “If the reader does not know how to be prudent with the boundaries, and takes... ...make about a red apple is that it’s not red. If you remember how the Masach (Screen) works, you know that it receives what it can receive in order ... ...d of awareness that enlightens the mind, invigorates the heart, and moves the readers to the depths of their soul. 158 KABBALAH REVEALED Awakening ... ...Rav Michael Laitman, PhD, eloquently introduces earthshaking concepts so even readers unfamiliar with Kabbalah or science can easily understand. Kab... ...questions and answers of this book will inspire reflection and contemplation. Readers will also begin to experience a growing sense of enlighten- me... ...y, or more accurately, of the human soul, is the undercurrent that drives the reader forward in this book. It is about you; about me; about all of ...

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...ssistance without which this book would not have been so accessible to the reader; Emily Wichland, vice president and managing editor of Jewish Lights... ...the roots of all our world. An ordinary person, as yet without a spiritual screen, relates to books of Kabbalah as if they were fairy tale stories of ...

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...ing. Amongst the Editor’s Notes at the 9 Shelley end of the V olume 3 the reader will find lists of the punctual variations in the longer poems, by m... ...vert attention from Shelley’s poetry to my own ingenuity in disgusting the reader according to the rules of editorial punctilio. (I adapt a phrase or ... ...gulph,’ ‘desart,’ ‘falshood,’ and the like, can only serve to distract the reader’s attention, and mar his enjoyment of the verse. Accordingly Shelley... ... direction I am pain- fully aware; but in the present edition the ordinary reader will, it is hoped, find an authentic, complete, and accurately print... ...han the wish of presenting nothing but what was complete to the fastidious reader. I feel secure that the lovers of Shelley’s poetry (who know how, mo... ..., and now poured it through the woof Of spell-inwoven clouds hung there to screen Its blinding splendour—through such veil was seen _590 That ... ...dwindle _50 Make the cold air fire; then screen them In those looks, where whoso gazes Faints, entangled in their ma...

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... 293 The Collected Works Of Carl Jung 299 INTRODUCTION Most readers of this book will have had some type of religious instruction. Whet... ...traditions which define the details of daily life. On a larger scale, many readers will remember that within the general Christian tradition the Roman... ...you, and the spirit of Joshu will be heard laughing at you from behind the screen, which af- ter all you have failed to remove. The koan is intended t... ... as much or all of the New Testament was originally written in Greek, to a reader schooled in Greek or Roman culture, the New Testament references wou... ...onventional ideas of God are, metaphorically, a projection onto a heavenly screen of an image which reflects human makeup. For example, the superego—w... ...lation difficulties make this point unclear to most English-speaking Bible readers. In English we distinguish be- tween the words belief, faith, and t... ...ood by early theologians as the Holy Spirit. Nevertheless, for an ordinary reader of the New Testament, the anecdotes attributed to Jesus show God as ... ...nd don’t want and what you fear. You are not to me only a vague projection screen onto which I mostly just project my fantasies about what you are lik...

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...ate method that develops an additional sense called the “sixth sense”, a “screen” or a “returning light”, that gives us the ability to see and feel ... ...the sense that is intended for perceiving the Creator is covered with a ‘screen’, which completely hides the Creator. Because of this we cannot fee... ...Him. Perhaps I even conceal Him, because what I feel is not Him, but the screens that conceal Him. I can, however, influence my relationship with H... ... can, however, influence my relationship with Him, breaking through these screens. When the first Jewish farmers began to populate the Negev desert... ...to Him, then you are in spirituality and posses your own spiritual aim (a screen), your own spiritual power. That means that there is a screen over... ...ing about the genuine books of Kabbalah is that reading them improves the reader, makes him feel something new, different, another sense, a sixth se...

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...ities. The act of studying authentic texts by genuine Kabbalists affect us as readers in a unique way, evoking subtle discernments. There are no oth... ...stead of ripples. Picture a gun shooting discrete bullet-like par- ticles at a screen. If we put a partition between the particle gun and the screen ... ...gun and the screen with a tiny crevice in it, and shoot particles toward the screen, only a thin ray of particles will penetrate the screen through... ...instead of one, we would expect particles to reach two distinct points on the screen, just as we had one distinct point on the screen when there was... ... be quite different: We would find that the particles appeared all along the screen, not just in the two anticipated points. As a result, particles ... ...ed points. As a result, particles would appear in even spaces along the whole screen and in both directions, indefinitely. The quantity of particles... ...nd the instructions in the Kabbalah books that are written especially for the reader. These books tell Kabbal- ists what they should mind, what to do... ... the same way an unconscious person receives an IV. The Light operates on the reader, awakens, and helps one begin to climb. We therefore see that t... ... mist had been lifted. A Guide to the Hidden Wisdom of Kabbalah: provides the reader with a solid foundation for understanding the role of Kab- balah...

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...uation to another. It also happens when we read books of Kabbalah. If the reader has a “screen”, he can consciously travel through spiritual worlds,... ...her. It also happens when we read books of Kabbalah. If the reader has a “screen”, he can consciously travel through spiritual worlds, depending on w... ...en because the results are attained by the researcher alone, through his “screen” (power of aim). He cannot convey the results of the experiment tha... ... experiment that he has conducted to another person if he does not have a screen with the exact same power. Performing an experiment in Kabbalah mea... ...in the wisdom of Kabbalah, the Kabbalist has no other tool, but an inner ‘screen’, which serves him as an extra sense, a sixth sense, which is enough... ...f creation and correct it. For that reason he needs nothing more than the screen. Kabbalah is no different to any other law. It corresponds to all th... ...all themselves ‘Kabbalists’ are worthless and only mislead and divert the reader from understanding and advancing in the right way. All the terms we... ...nd the language of the branches, he creates a new connection. An ordinary reader of the Bible, or the Gmara, simply cannot free himself from the fam...

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...dden pattern of the system. As we are more interested to attract all types of reader we have not used very high mathematics. DEFINITION 1.1.1: An... ...ical System can be studied and analysed. This is left as an exercise for the reader. Having seen an example and application or construction of th... ...expert’s opinion a recurrence of nodes as a limit cycle is impossible. The reader may be under the assumption that the talk of discrimination in ... ...and then declare democracy. “Swaraj” which stealthily came from behind the screens at midnight by seeking an auspicious day has not 247 entered... ...nsely interrelated and intertwined. As 362 the number of nodes is many, the reader is advised to use C program given in [69. 76] for verification....

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... Faults? The greatest of faults, I should say, is to be conscious of none. Readers of the Bible above all, one would think, might know better. Who is ... ...r- mulas and hearsays, contented enough to dwell there, this man could not screen himself in formulas; he was alone with his own soul and the reality ... ...ceforth in partial sight of her, in some distant intercourse with her. All readers know his grace- ful affecting account of this; and then of their be... ...gling lines,—to the great injury of the grammar, to the great grief of the reader, for most part! What we wants to get at is the thought the man had, ... ...rs,—whose speech is Song. Pre- tenders to this are many; and to an earnest reader, I doubt, it is for most part a very melancholy, not to say an insup...

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...on inspiration from cutting edge thinkers, “The Kaluza Concept” takes the reader beyond the edge of modern science into a higher dimensional realm ... ...haps these ideas have been expres elsewhere that I’m unaware of, but if the reader finds them innovative or even thought- provoking, then I’ve achie... ...oply of incidents which current scientific thought fails to embrace. The readers who wish to get to the “nitty gritty” of the text, and who are al... ... of as a single pixel on a computer monitor. When you look closely at the screen – not to be recommended on a regular basis! – and focus on an indi... ... bring in more pixels, an image begins to form until, when you take in the screen as a whole, a coherent picture is perceived. In the same way,... ...tor which I intend to use for this book. I hope, by the way, that the reader did not find this short section on relativity too daunting! A... ...rtures through which light can pass. At the other side of the barrier is a screen which receives the light passing through the two slits. This disp... ...it open. On closer observation, light is indeed observed to arrive at the screen in discrete quanta, but it does exhibit wave-like behaviour. 77 ... ...e propagation. But a particle picture still holds. The pattern on the screen only appears smooth because of the vast amount of individual photo...

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... do so but succeeds in calling forth any kind of emotional response in his viewers/readers/listeners, he is deemed successful. Every artist has a r... ...cted by his words preserved in a time-space capsule, such as a book. As far as the reader is concerned, Kant is very much alive, more so than conte... ...s concerned, Kant is very much alive, more so than contemporaneous people whom the reader never met. It is conceivable that, in the future, we will... ...ive (a story that the fan can follow and identify with) and they function as blank screens onto which the fans project their dreams, hopes, fears, ... ...r computer we are "interacting", and the solitary activity of typing on a computer screen is called "chatting". We need our fellow beings less and ... ...t can publish and unleash his work upon tens of millions of unsuspecting potential readers. Only 500 years ago this would have been unimaginable ev... ...ich's MIND - yet, he keeps talking about his BRAIN and writhing physically on the screen. The portal is useless without JM's mind. Indeed, one can... ...d things like meta-tags, headlines, a fee paid, or the right opening sentences. B. Screen vs. Page The computer screen, because of physical limitat... ...et invented for the storage and release of textual information. Granted: a computer screen is better at highlighting discrete units of information. ...

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...sent and bring about a fantastic and grandiose future. They act as a blank screen upon which the multitudes project their own traits, wishes, perso... ... day, Slav language) and ignores their wise counsel. This pathetic abuse of screen time is supposed to indoctrinate latter-day Macedonians to dare, ... ...story that the fan can follow and identify with) and they function as blank screens onto which the fans project their dreams, hopes, fears, plans, v... ...eds of additional pages! Testimonials and Additional Resources You can read Readers' Reviews at the Barnes and Noble Web page dedicated to "Malignan...

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...retical perspectives 11 * Fieldwork and the research group 15 * To the reader 18 I. A VILLAGE IN NORTHERN THAILAND Environment of my li... ... us only about sex tourism, drugs, Aids, child labour... as if the Western reader only wants to know about the downside of other nations, as if the e... ... The stream of Destiny flows on. As author of this book, I address Western readers who are interested in Thailand, the land of the white elephant. In ... ...iny will never cease. Museum of Cultures Finnish Literature Society To the reader. For my field trips to Thailand, I have received grant assistance f... ...human mind, to impinge on the consciousness of their viewers, listeners or readers, on their thinking and opinions. Along with TV, movies and magazine... ...also fundamentally shamanistic oral tradition, with the starry sky as the 'screen' and the configurations of stars still showing the traces of the sha...

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...he substance of a poem may have such worth that it deserves to be known by readers who must read it in their own tongue or not at all. In this case th... ...e translation of the Inferno, by Dr. John Carlyle, a man well known to the reader of his brother’s Correspondence. It was published forty years ago, b... ... for Ital- ians, and there are difficulties in the translation for English readers. These, where it seemed needful, I have endeavored to explain in br... ...ef footnotes. But I have desired to avoid distracting the attention of the reader from the narrative, and have mainly left the understanding of it to ... ...ity. Thus in order truly to understand and rightly appreciate the poem the reader must follow its course with a double intelligence. “Taken literally,... ...hem. The rain makes them howl like dogs; of one of their sides they make a screen for the other; the profane wretches often turn themselves. When Cerb... ... Sant’ Andrea,” it was saying, “what hath it vantaged thee to make of me a screen? What blame have I for thy wicked life?” When the Master had stopped... ...nt that thou art here, crouch down behind a splinter, that may afford some screen to thee, and at any offense that may be done to me be not afraid, fo...

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...wling there spread, as curs, Under the rainy deluge, with one side The other screening, oft they roll them round, A wretched, godless crew. When that ... ...ou tarry, who through clime so dark Hast been his escort.” Now bethink thee, reader! What cheer was mine at sound of those curs’d words. I did believe... ...Sant’ Andrea! what avails it thee,” It cried, “that of me thou hast made thy screen? For thy ill life what blame on me recoils?” When o’er it he ... ...s reproach. But silence here were vain; and by these notes Which now I sing, reader! I swear to thee, So may they favour find to latest times! That th... ...e of palsy clean transpos’d, But I ne’er saw it nor believe it so. Now, reader! think within thyself, so God Fruit of thy reading give thee! how ... ...ke: “Lest they descry, That thou art here, behind a craggy rock Bend low and screen thee; and whate’er of force Be offer’d me, or insult, fear thou no... ... a shield, that we may see If singly thou prevail against us all.” Now, reader, of new sport expect to hear! They each one turn’d his eyes t... ...uide Should stand attentive, plac’d against my lips The finger lifted. If, O reader! now Thou be not apt to credit what I tell, No marvel; for myself ...

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...wling there spread, as curs, Under the rainy deluge, with one side The other screening, oft they roll them round, A wretched, godless crew. When that ... ...ou tarry, who through clime so dark Hast been his escort.” Now bethink thee, reader! What cheer was mine at sound of those curs’d words. I did believe... ...Sant’ Andrea! what avails it thee,” It cried, “that of me thou hast made thy screen? For thy ill life what blame on me recoils?” When o’er it he ... ...s reproach. But silence here were vain; and by these notes Which now I sing, reader! I swear to thee, So may they favour find to latest times! That th... ...e of palsy clean transpos’d, But I ne’er saw it nor believe it so. Now, reader! think within thyself, so God Fruit of thy reading give thee! how ... ...ke: “Lest they descry, That thou art here, behind a craggy rock Bend low and screen thee; and whate’er of force Be offer’d me, or insult, fear thou no... ... a shield, that we may see If singly thou prevail against us all.” Now, reader, of new sport expect to hear! They each one turn’d his eyes t... ...uide Should stand attentive, plac’d against my lips The finger lifted. If, O reader! now Thou be not apt to credit what I tell, No marvel; for myself ... ...ossess’d me, and both hands against my brow Lifting, I interpos’d them, as a screen, That of its gorgeous superflux of light Clipp’d the diminish’d or...

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...ich rolled heads mysteriously decapitated, have been con- fided to him. If readers were not surfeited with horrors served up to them of late in cold b... ... when the tale is true, into a species of surprise-game, and of taking his readers, as certain novellists do, through many volumes and from cellar to ... ...and Jacquet were present; the ser- vants of the household were outside the screen. To church loungers there was something inexplicable in so much pomp...

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... have suggested rather than stated my own philosophic conclusions, and the reader who desires immediately to know them should turn to pages 501-509, a... ...ese among the extremer expressions of the religious tem- perament. To some readers I may consequently seem, before they get beyond the middle of the b... ...nse which serve as correctives of exag- geration, and allow the individual reader to draw as moderate conclusions as he will. My thanks for help in wr... ...nt to the value of my conclusions. It is true that some more adven- turous reader and investigator, lecturing here in fu- ture, may unearth from the s... ...a conception equally complex?[9] [9] I can do no better here than refer my readers to the extended and admirable remarks on the futility of all these ... ...ousness, and, scattering one by one all the illusions which until then had screened its windings from my view, made them every mo- ment more clearly v... ...e of consciousness, whilst all about it, parted from it by the filmiest of screens, there lie potential forms of consciousness entirely different. We ... ...odious places for habitation, serving (as an eminent author wordeth it) as screens to keep off the cold and nipping blasts of the northern and east- e...

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...ndsome, ambitious, adventurous, dip- 32 Robert Louis Stevenson lomatic, a reader of Balzac, and of all men that I have known, the most like to one of... ...ass away with no sketch preserved of his old-fashioned virtues, I hope the reader will take this as an excuse for the present paper, and judge as kind... ...above a span in stature) will but inspire my pen, I would gladly carry the reader along with me. John T odd, when I knew him, was already “the oldest ... ...NEER THE DEATH OF T HOMAS STEVENSON will mean not very much to the general reader. His service to mankind took on forms of which the public knows litt... ...m not otherwise, knew – perhaps have in their gardens – his louvre-boarded screen for instru- ments. But the great achievement of his life was, of cou... ...nces; and took from these rude cuts an enduring and transforming pleasure. Reader – and yourself? A word of moral: it appears that B. Pollock, late J....