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Meanings of essence (essences) in English
Tools are the extension of human body.
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Usage of essences in English
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Thus the mind has three sorts of abstract ideas or nominal essences:
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Elements and essences a natural and true symbol of Divine Power, 611-u.
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Lastly, there is the spiritual realization of the high essences thus symbolized.
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Things are changed, transformations abound; but essences do not cease to be.
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His hours are devoted to the extraction of essences-tono black magic.
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Here too are soaps, perfumes, and salves for the toilet-hair-pinsand essences.
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The spirits, the essences of protective spirits are all male, aren't they?
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There were in the air the vague essences of violet, rose and heliotrope.
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The 'mutable' in all creatures is the combination of the five primal essences.
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These last also are equally the result of the same five primal essences.
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Of mind and the five subtile essences, the five subtile essences constitutes Vidya.
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The air was laden with perfume-thewonderful indescribable essences of spring.
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We attribute essences to them in order to normalise their manifestations or constitution.
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Secondly, Modes not false cannot be false in reference to essences of things.
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Similarly, the word is the magical receptacle which harbours the essences of meaning.
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Inferior varieties are made by means of essences, the distillation process being omitted.
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