The aim of this approach is teaching how to use these symbolic languages ( eg ., painting, sculpting, drama ) in everyday life.
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Following Paracelsus'path, it was Jung who first theorised that the symbolic language of alchemy was an expression of innate but unconscious psychological processes.
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Many scholars believe it was written in the second century using symbolic language to encourage the faithful of that day and dumbfound their persecutors.
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However, the evidence suggests that any symbolic language elements are understood only by the shaman and perhaps by other shamans initiated by this shaman.
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Spanish poet Claudio Rodriguez, known for his down-to-earth themes and deeply symbolic language, died in a Madrid hospital Thursday at the age of 65.
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His memorial sites, characterized by their original and unique style, constitute tangible expressions of remembrance, which Weishoff has achieves through skillful use of symbolic language.
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In a sense, chess imagery is not part of a universal symbolic language because each chess game is unique to the individual who played it.
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But those who are fluent in more than one symbolic language may go much further and much faster than those not so well equipped mentally.
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"We are using the symbolic language of the bonfire to show the efficiency and intelligence of the men engaged in this work, " said Bastos.
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The above Maya-bheda hymn discerns, using symbolic language, a contrast between mind influenced by light ( sun ) and magic ( illusion of Asura ).
