In this respect the mind it symbolizes is not only the practitioner's mind but also the all-comprehensive mind of Dainichi as indestructible potentials of the cosmos, as the Buddha's “embodiment of wisdom” (chishin). ❋ Unknown (2009)
Hegel's is an all-comprehensive system in which all systems are contained and mediated in a dialectical process. ❋ Enowning (2008)
Without a total and all-comprehensive inner change man can no longer manage and control the gigantic development of the outer life. ❋ Tusar N Mohapatra (2007)
Such a system would be all-comprehensive, because not limited by space, time, or race; its principle would be extensive as Matter itself, and, consequently, eternal. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Now ‘unqulified’ means either (i) the primary predication within each Category, or (ii) the universal, i.e. the all-comprehensive, predication. ❋ Aristotle (2002)
Jesus, and this all-comprehensive condition not only presses us to pray for all things, everything great and small, but it sets us on and shuts us up to ❋ 1835-1913 (1991)
Or if we do not entirely overlook them, we tend to treat them just as we treat material things -- things that can be planned and scheduled and purchased with money according to some all-comprehensive development plan. ❋ Unknown (1983)
The Buddhist teachings were considered universal and all-comprehensive, to be made known to all men for their enlightenment. ❋ HAJIME NAKAMURA (1968)
This All that has emerged into life is no amorphous structure — like those lesser forms within it which are born night and day out of the lavishness of its vitality — the Universe is a life organized, effective, complex, all-comprehensive, displaying an unfathomable wisdom. ❋ Plotinus (1952)
As regards the nature of soul in general, the differences have been defined in the passage in which we mentioned the secondary and tertiary orders and laid down that, while all souls are all-comprehensive, each ranks according to its operative phase — one becoming Uniate in the achieved fact, another in knowledge, another in desire, according to the distinct orientation by which each is, or tends to become, what it looks upon. ❋ Plotinus (1952)
To the notion of a Life (a Living-Principle) all-comprehensive add that it never spends itself, and we have the statement of a Life instantaneously infinite. ❋ Plotinus (1952)
Certainly the shape of the face was slightly more oval than is common to the sons of a northern race, but nothing really out of the ordinary, just as the eyes were an ordinary kind of brown, with a disconcerting way of looking suddenly into your face, sweeping it in an all-comprehensive lightning glance and looking indifferently away. ❋ Joan Conquest (N/A)
Instead of prescribing, as Christ did, an all-comprehensive law of supreme love to God and love to our neighbor as ourselves, it loads the mind with petty exactions, puerile precepts, inane prohibitions. ❋ Frank F. Ellinwood (N/A)
Slightly altering her position, she darted an all-comprehensive glance at the invader, who seemed entirely absorbed, for not an eyelash stirred during the scrutiny. ❋ Various (N/A)
Leander, who had held no opinions since his marriage except that first and all-comprehensive tenet of his creed — that his wife was a person to be loved, honored, and obeyed instantly — agreed with his lady by a process of reflex action. ❋ Marie Manning (N/A)
Nor is there anything to allay the curiosity thus excited in finding that the French, in the all-comprehensive spirit of their classification and nomenclature, include the book-eater with the decorous title ❋ John Hill Burton (N/A)
But because his belief in the power of evil had become tainted with morbidness, and because he governed the kingdom of his own soul with a rigid purity, the friction of the two forces produced in him an abiding melancholy: a melancholy abstract, almost impersonal, thoroughly Russian, and yet, because he was a type of the universal, all-comprehensive. ❋ Margaret Horton Potter (N/A)
Let us make our claim for the Lord all-comprehensive and inclusive. ❋ John Henry Jowett (N/A)
The final argument, and the all-comprehensive one, is, the final triumph of good over evil. ❋ Horatio (N/A)
