Metaphysical

The deep philosophical significance of the new theory lies precisely at this point, and consists in replacing a somewhat metaphysical concept of the harmonic oscillator (which could never be produced experimentally) by the new concept of a physical oscillator of the limit cycle type, with which we are dealing in the form of electron tube circuits and similar self-excited systems. 

Picherit et al., 2001 7 month old OVX adult rats 3 doses of isoflavone extract (20, 40, 80 mg/kg body wt/d) for 91 d Isoflavones reversed femoral failure load, total femoral, diphyseal or metaphyseal BMDs and normalized bone turnover markers induced by OVX. Optimal dose without uterotrophic effect was 40 mg/kg body wt... 

Yamaguchi and Gao, 1998 Rat femoral-metaphyseal tissues cultured for 48 h with bone resorbing factors PTH, PGE2 or EPS) +/- genistein measured bone calcium content, acid and alkaline phosphatases Genistein (10 Yi O M) inhibited bone resorption. Effect reversed by anti-estrogen, tamoxifen. 

Music is one of the great art forms and provides listeners powerful emotions by twisting all ranges of human feelings, from earthy to heavenly and from physics to metaphysics. However, this principal applies in many human activities. When the appeal of a subject to the senses or emotions increases beyond a certain threshold, people find beauty in it and it becomes Art . For example, when Olympic athletes run in a 100 meter race, we feel the excitement of their performance and we sense the amazing movements of the human body, finding beauty in them. That is Art . 

Tea is found in every shape and size, grown and processed everywhere across a wide belt throughout China. In the U.S., we are used to only a few types of tea however, the varieties of Camellia sinensis found in China are almost endless. Each of them is given a name that often reflects the romantic and almost metaphysical nature of tea in Chinese culture. Probably nowhere else in the world is tea worshipped as a mystical and ceremonial beverage as in Asian countries, and especially in China, where C. sinensis finds its roots. 

Metaphysical Astrology", "The sun book" etc. Now for the first time given to the world in a lucid form. Published A.D. MCMIV by the Hermetic Publishing Company... 

Kirchweger, Anton Joseph. Aurea Catena Homeri (The Golden Chain of Homerus) that is the description of Nature and natural things. San Francisco (CA) Alchemy Books/ Sapere Aude Metaphysical Republishers, 1985. 150p. ISBN 0-931290-93-7... 

Kirchweger, Anton Joseph. Aurea Catena Homeri. The golden chain of Homerus. San Francisco Sapere Aude Metaphysical, 1983. 

Albertus, Frater. Nonsense in metaphysics. Essentia 4, no. 1 (Spring 1983). 

Freudenthal, Gad. The theory of the opposites and an ordered universe physics and metaphysics in Anaximander. Phronesis 31 (1968) 197-228. 

McGuire, J. E. Tradition and innovation Newton s metaphysics of Nature. Dordrecht Kluwer, 1995. 

Hartmann, Franz. The life and doctrines of Phillippus Theophrastus, bombast of Hohenheim, known by the name of Paracelsus. Extracted and translated from his rare and extensive works and from some unpublished manuscripts. New York Metaphysical Publ Co, 1902. 

Daoism, as the primary indigenous religion of China, is a highly esoteric tradition. Constructed of many different strands, over several thousand years, Daoism has a complex history of integrating various techniques of meditation, spirit communication, consciousness projection, bodily movements, medicine, and "internal alchemy" with a profound transpersonal philosophy of nature and a metaphysics of human relationships based on an ideal of spiritual transformation leading to immortality... 

McLean, Adam. Alchemy as metaphysics. rhttp //www.levitv.com/alchemv/metaphys.htmll. 

Crystal, Elbe. Alchemy and metaphysics. rhttp //www.crystalinks.com/alchemv2.ht.mil. Dec 2001. 

Leyden, W. von. Seventeenth-century metaphysics an examination of some main concepts and theories. London Duckworth, 1968. 

Buckland, Raymond. Ray Buckland s magic cauldron a potpourri of matters metaphysical. St Paul , 1995. 188p. 

Hall, Alfred Rupert. "Magic, metaphysics and mysticism in the scientific revolution." In Reason, experiment, and mysticism in the scientific revolution, eds. M.L.R. Bonelli and W. R. Shea, 275-282., 1975. 

Science and Civilization in Islam is the first one-volume work in English to deal with every branch of Islamic science and to approach it not from the Western viewpoint but as it is understood by the Muslims them selves. introduction surveys the religious, metaphysical, and philosophic conscepts of Islam. chapter cover the entire scientific spectrum from cosmography, mathematics, and medicine to alchemy and theology as well as how these fields interact with related schools of thought"... 

McLean, Adam. The metaphysical implications of quantum theory. Hermetic J, no. 20 (Summer 1983) 11-18. 

Discovery of the Periodic Table was rendered possible only after four decisive prerequisites had been achieved. These were (i) the abandonment of the metaphysical and occult notions of elements that typified the alchemical era (ii) the adoption of a modern and workable definition of an element (iii) the development of analytical chemical techniques for the isolation of the elements and determination of their properties and (iv) the devising of a means of associating each element with a characteristic natural number. The Periodic Table made its appearance on cue almost as soon as these preconditions had been fulfilled... 

Ponce, Charles. Papers toward a radical metaphysics alchemy. Berkeley (CA) North Atlantic Books, 1983. 124p. ISBN 0-938190-01-6... 

University of British Columbia. Fine Arts Gallery.Canadian west coast hermetics the metaphysical landscape / [organized by the Fine Arts Gallery at the University of British Columbia], Vancouver (BC) Fine Arts Gallery, University of British Columbia, 1973. circa 100 leaves... 

Husain, Itrait. The mystical element in the metaphysical poets of the seventeenth century. Edinburgh Oliver Boyd, 1948. 321p. 

White, Helen Constance. The metaphysical poets a study in religious experience. New York Macmillan, 1936. ix, 444p. 

Spencer, T. and M van Doren, eds. Studies in metaphysical poetry two essays and a bibliography. New York Columbia Univ P, 1939. 88p. 

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