You're the sign of limitlessness— abundance will come your way.
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As the sign of limitlessness, boundaries can be tricky for you.
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Pisces is a Water sign, and is the sign of limitlessness.
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The Moon is in Pisces, a sign well acquainted with limitlessness.
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I think it's a symbol of a certain kind of disenchantment, a disillusionment, an end to the idea of limitlessness, and end to the kind of politics that can be organized around the promise of limitlessness.
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At the same time, social media is pushing the limits of limitlessness.
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Perry sought limitlessness, and felt the bandwidth at OWN was too narrow.
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Thus "A Million Windows" produces a convincing approximation of the mind's terrifying limitlessness.
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The smallness of Earth, the stillness of the moon, the limitlessness of space.
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"We wanted the product to represent the sort of… limitlessness of paper," said Solberg.
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The frontier stood for that promise of limitlessness, of moving forward in the world.
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Astrologically, Uranus is associated with extremes, breakthroughs and breakdowns, limitlessness, and being an outsider.
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Pisces is the sign of limitlessness, and Venus has a lot of love to give.
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Pisces is a sign that's all about limitlessness… but, surely, your credit card has a limit.
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Venus rules love, beauty, and money, so it hanging out in the sign of limitlessness is absolutely awesome.
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Pisces is the sign of limitlessness and interconnection, so this eclipse will impact your reach to the outside world.
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Sexy, affectionate Venus—the planet of love, beauty and money—loves to be in the sign of limitlessness, Pisces.
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Venus loves to indulge, and Pisces is the sign of limitlessness: There's no end to the passion you'll enjoy.
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Action planet Mars, in the sign of limitlessness—Pisces—doesn't always work well with strict Saturn in loudmouth Sagittarius.
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Venus is the planet of love and money, and it loves to be in the sign of limitlessness, Pisces.
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Venus enters fellow Water sign Pisces, the sign of limitlessness, today, inspiring you to branch out and learn something new.
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Pisces is the sign of limitlessness and Jupiter is the planet of growth—how could things possibly get any bigger?!
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Pisces is the sign of limitlessness, but protection and boundaries are key for creating peace at this moment in time.
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Love doesn't always last forever, but it certainly has a good shot when Venus is in Pisces, the sign of limitlessness!
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Pisces is in the sign of limitlessness, but perhaps it's time to get real about the number in your bank account.
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During such turbulent sociopolitical times, we're excited about the prevalence of a color that stands for hope, discovery, limitlessness, and reflection.
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Smithson, when searching for a framework with which to explore both limits and limitlessness, found useful the concept of entropy, i.e.
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Meanwhile, in Orlando, Gordon's "what should this dude be?" limitlessness was initially thrown against a wall just to see what would stick.
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After becoming acquainted with the limits, or the limitlessness, of his body in relation to sexual partners, the humor isn't as readily apparent.
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Mercury, the planet of communication, enters Pisces, the sign of limitlessness— a vibe you totally are ready to feel in your financial life.
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Pisces, the sign of limitlessness and interconnectedness, reps the area of your chart that rules parties, flirting, and romance, create art and any hobbies.
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But empathetic and psychic Pisces is also the sign of limitlessness—perhaps you will deepen a connection, taking a relationship to a whole new level!
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It's the planet of love, money, beauty, and harmony; now that it's in Pisces (again, the sign of limitlessness), luxury and affection will be super abundant.
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Pisces is the sign of limitlessness, and the solar eclipse in this Water sign will push you to think about abundance, especially on the material front.
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Neither perspective is accurate, but ironically, both stem from the same myth of limitlessness that seems to pervade much of the thinking in the tech industry.
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" The idea of the border wall has thus replaced the myth of American limitlessness, Grandin concludes, serving as "a monument to the final closing of the frontier.
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She talks about reclaiming the color pink, genderlessness, using her body like a Venus flytrap to ensnare the male gaze, and how she's been thinking a lot about limitlessness lately.
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They're no foreigner to beauty, in as much as they're no foreigner to the limitlessness of abstraction—a facet, most likely, connected with Reas' ongoing exploration of coding and programming mediums.
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This limitlessness is at the heart of the problem British combinatorialist Adam P Goucher set out to solve: Implementing a convolutional neural network, a form of deep learning, using a simulated Analytical Engine.
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Don't be too sad that the Sun and Mercury are leaving your sign—when they enter Pisces, the sign of limitlessness, they will also be illuminating the cash and security sector of your chart.
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Pisces is the sign of limitlessness, which is fantastic when things are going well, but when sad vibes are in the air, life can feel like an endless abyss of darkness under the Piscean influence.
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"This partnership is designed to inspire people of all ages to unleash their creativity and explore the limitlessness of their imagination through play," Nicola Morgan-Hulme, senior brand relations manager at The Lego Group, said.
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Pisces is the sign of limitlessness, but you're learning a lot about how far you can take certain relationships at this time, not just with individuals, but with groups, like associations or clubs that you might be involved with.
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Employing a matter-of-fact approach to filmmaking, Welcome to Leith chronicles the days leading up to Cobb's arrest for his threatening behavior and quietly raises questions about the limits of free speech and the apparent limitlessness of hate.
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But at its core, it's an exquisitely moving portrait of the daily stuff of life: family secrets and family ties, marriage and its limitlessness and limitations, wild and unbounded parental love and, ultimately, the graceful recognition of what we can't — and can — control.
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Don't worry; these obstacles won't last forever, and actually, they serve a purpose: If Saturn (the planet of rules) doesn't keep indulgent Venus, in Pisces (the sign of limitlessness, it knows no boundaries), in check, we will have a hard time learning when to stop.
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And while a liberal shift in our culture, the seeming limitlessness of online hookups, and increased acceptance of non-heteronormative sex may make it seem like we are embracing our inner bunnies and going at it more than ever, recent research shows exactly the opposite.
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"The limitlessness of Japan's working culture—in terms of the hours, giving everything you have and being expected to move at the whim of the company—is the biggest obstacle," says Kimie Iwata, who sits on the board of Japan Airlines and heads the Japan Institute for Women's Empowerment and Diversity Management.
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I am not saying that we have to correct every 6-year-old who declares she'll be president, but I do think that well before her first job interview, we need to be talking to her less about the limitlessness of what she can achieve in the future and more about what she can do now.
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Oceanic Feeling is The Prayer Boat's first full-length album, released in 1991 on BMG/RCA records. The term "oceanic feeling" is a psychoanalytic term for the spiritual feeling of limitlessness.
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Unlimited thalis are those that come with limitless refills. Kunal Vijaykar considers an unlimited thali as quintessentially Indian, not just for variety or limitlessness, but because it is true to Indian tradition.
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Therefore, the "oceanic feeling" described as a oneness with the world or a limitlessness is simply a description of the feeling the infant has before it learns there are other persons in the world.
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He described a series of concentric spheres each including a hierarchical organization of spirits in a setting more earth-like than theocentric.Carrol, p.17 The spheres become gradually more illuminated and celestial. Spiritualists added a concept of limitlessness, or infinity to these spheres.
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Repetition is Truth - via Dolorosa, Murderme, 2009 Joachim Pissarro has described the series as "sublime", in accordance with Immanuel Kant's Critique of Judgement: It is this idea of limitlessness that Howard seeks to engage with, the belief that human suffering is never-ending, hence the name of the work – Repetition is Truth.
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He was also known as "Udara- Śāṇḍilya", and the disciple of Atidhanvān Śaunaka who taught him about the greatness and the limitlessness of Brahman. He is one of the most prominent metaphysical philosophers. He concludes that the essence of the soul is consciousness and that the determinate (the body, the individual, the seeker) finds its ultimate resting place in the indeterminate (Purusha, Brahman) as the indeterminate.
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Freud begins this work by taking up a possible source of religious feeling that his previous book, The Future of an Illusion, overlooked: the "oceanic feeling" of wholeness, limitlessness, and eternity.The concept of "oceanic feeling" was coined by Romain Rolland in his Correspondence with Freud, based on his studies of Eastern mysticism. In the correspondence, Rolland expressed a wish to hear Freud's analysis of the concept, which he answered in these books. Freud credits the term to an anonymous friend.
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It was at his time that he met his third wife, Kerstin Birgitta and his art became more metaphysical. The year of their marriage he wrote a morality play" The War of the Angels", performed at the National Cathedral. The production was daring ...lasers, computer graphics, NASA supplied photos, and a musical Rock group. Experiencing the limitlessness of his creativity he produced a painting on vinyl that stood 103-feet by four feet and hung from the top of the Cathedral nave to the ground floor.
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That's why I rarely use artificial light sources; there's a limitlessness about the color and range of natural light that artificial light just can't reproduce. To my thinking, color in and of itself does not make art. There's form, function and foundation there, it's one thing to say something's beautiful- because there's beauty in almost everything, if you take the time to stop and really look hard enough- but it's another to call it a work of art. So I tend to admire painters who are strong draftsmen first.
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The blue background, symbolizing sky and space, represents the limitlessness of DOD recovery operations worldwide. The red, white and blue border represents the physical and mental anguish of past warfighters in their loss of freedom or life; and valor of each service in pursuit of its personnel recovery mission. The stars represent the six articles of the Code of Conduct to help U.S. warriors survive, evade, resist and escape (SERE) toward ultimate recovery. The eagle and wreath are adapted from the Seal of the Department of Defense and symbolize the commitment of Department forces to protect isolated personnel and the swiftness of response.
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Jimmy Olsen as Mr. Action. Cover art for Countdown No. 38 (October 2007) by thumb Jimmy's story in the 2007–08 weekly series Countdown to Final Crisis begins with an investigation into the death of Duela Dent. Tying into the Death of the New Gods storyline, Jimmy starts to develop many superpowers, which he first discovers when he is attacked by Killer Croc while gathering information on Duela's death. As the story progresses he tries to uncover the origin of these powers and starts to discover their potential limitlessness in stories which mimic the Silver Age Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen adventures.
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In her iconography, Samantabhadri is white, the primary symbol of the wisdom aspect of mind - in contrast to her consort who is sky blue, representing limitlessness and formlessness. Like her consort she appears 'naked' (Sanskrit: digambara) and unadorned, representing the essential nature of mind. Samantabhadri is usually shown in yab-yum union with her consort but she is sometimes shown alone, seated in 'lotus posture' (also known as mahamudra) with her hands in meditation posture in her lap. Yeshe Tsogyal was known as an emanation of Samantabhadri, according to Judith Simmer-Brown in her subtlest form Yeshe Tsogyal was known as "expanse of mahāsukha Küntusangmo [Samantabhadrī], the all-good queen".
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Art is also one of those methods. Intellectual art uses the fabrication and illumination of multiple times and spaces to dispel the pressure that is brought on man by limitlessness and death, and to complete the expansion of the individual life. As painting is an art form directed at the eternal, it must bear the weight of this problem....I yearn to engage in a form of painting practice that can carry ideas and the spirit, and avoids the dead end of painting serving only as the subject of aesthetic appraisal and consumption." Li describes himself as having as "computer programmer" approach, based on his series "Finding Differences.
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"Like the vastness of space, like a universe unlimited, untold, unattainable, and inscrutable- that is the woodcut." "The nature of the woodcut is such, that even a mistake in its carving will not prevent it from its true materialization." "The concern that it be ugly is characteristic of human thoughts and not of the woodcut itself." "It is inherent in the woodcut that it can never be ugly" "The woodcut, unconcerned with good and evil, with ideas, with differences, tells us that it consists of truth alone," "It is precisely the beauty of this which will further enlarge the limitlessness of the world of beauty." (from Shiko Munakata, Munakata: the “Way” of the Woodcut, Brooklyn, Pratt Adlib Press, 1961).
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The part allowed Swinton to explore matters of gender presentation onscreen which reflected her lifelong interest in androgynous style. Swinton later reflected on the role in an interview accompanied by a striking photo shoot. "People talk about androgyny in all sorts of dull ways," said Swinton, noting that the recent rerelease of Orlando had her thinking again about its pliancy. She referred to 1920s French artist and playful gender-bender Claude Cahun: "Cahun looked at the limitlessness of an androgynous gesture, which I've always been interested in." Recent years have seen Swinton move towards more mainstream projects, including the leading role in the American film The Deep End (2001), in which she played the mother of a gay son she suspects of killing his boyfriend.
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