A new element is generally good for a society if the element is helpful, can be made within the society, and can be integrated with the nonmaterial culture of the society.
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In the nonmaterial realm exist the kanagkilawan ( supernaturals ), who are not visible to ordinary mortals, but who can be perceived and addressed by the balian ( medium or shaman ).
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His or her physical body self-liberates into a nonmaterial body of light ( a Sambhogakya ) with the ability to exist and abide wherever and whenever as pointed by one's compassion.
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As material elements diffuse to the periphery, the periphery gets stronger, while growth in the core of the civilization gets hampered by the growth of vested interests and a shift in interest to nonmaterial things.
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"Poland has not received its due financial compensation or war damages for the enormous damage and material and nonmaterial losses caused by the German aggression, occupation, genocide and loss of independence, " the resolution said.
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His or her physical body self-liberates into a nonmaterial body of light ( a " Sambhogakya " ) with the ability to exist and abide wherever and whenever as pointed by one's compassion.
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In this crucial and rather technical argument, Wright insists that what Paul meant by " spiritual " was that after Resurrection the body is " animated by the spirit, " not that it is a nonmaterial body.
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Using official news organs, the Gang of Four advocated the primacy of nonmaterial, political incentives, radical reduction of income differences, elimination of private farm plots, and a shift of the basic accounting unit up to the brigade level in agriculture.
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Controlled by tycoon Mochtar Riady of Lippo Group, Multipolar and its two subsidiaries-- PT Multipolar Perkasa and PT Inka Prima Mulia Sejati-- also asked West Jakarta District Court yesterday to order the defendants to pay nonmaterial losses of US $ 100 million.
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The law defines categories of damage _ " material, nonmaterial damage, direct and indirect losses, " and " physical and psychological pain . . . resulting from loss of property, of life and from suffering caused by loss of loved ones ."
