Energy tracing
Flow potential
Conversion chains
Magical moments frequently transpire during ordinary circumstances. While driving across a foreign landscape on a stormy night, dancing lights adorn the horizon. Finding unrecognized relationships by combining ideas and images is powered by imagination.
“As most developers know, it’s difficult to tune a system without understanding the system’s state.” – Rich Templeton
Remunerative section
Liquid for the tank
Additional adjustment
The fundamental identity of the activity concerned in generating existence is the same as that which finds expression in willing. The will displays itself as products at once conscious and nonconscious.
“I’ve had some really good times at gas stations.” – Alyson Hannigan
Energy source
Spirit transfer
Ceiling floaters
Inside the Alexandria Genealogical Library, objects of practical attention take precedence over the theoretically possible. This orientation stems not from a primary conceptual justification, but rather from our actual existence as secular spirits.
“All proofs that the idealist offers for the existence of determinate external things must be derived from the primordial mechanism of intuition itself, that is, by a genuine construction of objects.” – Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling
Wet street
Sky grayness
Moisture in the air
Out my front door the evening the rain falls. While cars come and go across the ocular range, a newly configured optical device shows distinctive render attributes. The ground of all phenomena originates in the diversity of the peculiar proportion of their mixture.
“The meteorological phenomena are all without a doubt manifestations of processes through which they are always rejuvenated and replenished anew.” – Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling
Natural forms
Accurate reality
Provides knowledge
Refractive transparent shapes cause wavelength dispersion as light propagates through space. Forms are object essences without which a thing would not be the kind of thing that it is.
“If a person were to show that all is one by partaking of one, and at the same time many by partaking of many, would that be very astonishing. But if he were to show me that the absolute one was many, or the absolute many one, I should be truly amazed.” – Parmenides