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„… - Undefinierbarkeit: Wo hört die Flüssigkeit (die Welle, der Tropfen, das Rinnsal) auf, wo fängt sie an …” „… as release from saṃsāra, the circle of birth and deaths, - the merging of the individual soul (ātman …” „… ) with the universal soul (brahman).“569 569 S. 7 …”

„… . These gashes, in particular the side wound, were seen as welcoming portals for the mystical soul.172 …” „… the identification of the diseases and ailments of the body as well in the characteristic …” „… , squirt, squall, gulp, well; to issue copiously or violently; to emit a sudden copious flow; to make an …”

„… cooler, a healer, a cleanser, it may constitute food for spirits and ancestors, it ma represent the soul …” „… of the divine beings […] of Ahura Mazda. Bodily purity, therefore, is directly linked to bodily …”

„… in the image of God. Only human beings have an immortal soul. […] Today the language of human …” „… rights – rights that we attribute to all human beings but deny to all non-human animals – maintains …” „… not. That may be because Galdikas understands very well that we are animals, indeed more …”

„… of Political Discourse, Princeton: Princeton University Press. Crisp, Roger (2013): ›Well-Being‹, in …” „… / entries/well-being/, zuletzt abgerufen am 21.12.2017. Culoma, Michael (2010): La religion civile de Rousseau à …” „… – 111. Griffin, James (1986): Well-Being, its Meaning, Measurement, and Moral Importance, Oxford / New …”

„… , but I was pleased by the way my feet were anchored to the ground and set well apart, and the way my …” „… patient having ‚a conviction of being in amorous communication with a person of much higher rank, who has …” „… Malcolm points out, despite this apparent acceptance of stories being unavoidable and, hence, in effect …”