Examples of using External physical in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Everything has some external physical manifestations.
The word wind here corresponds to something external, physical.
Yet, with the brain, one can only think the external physical thoughts, thoughts about the physical realm.
Then came the ages thatissued a call to human beings to do external, physical labor.
Everything that lives in the external physical world, however, is always the replica, the reflection of what is present as a reality in a much more intense form in the spiritual world.
The 18th century mixed up Equality, Freedom, and Brotherhood,and applied all three to external physical life.
Guillain-Barré has no external physical manifestations.
That is why we see how during thelast centuries the scientific methods blossomed for the external physical world of facts.
For spiritual science, the whole human being is not only the external physical body, in particular if our health is not destroyed only by external, but by inner causes.
We know through our study of Spiritual Science that we do not rightlyregard nature if we only pay attention to its external physical features.
What lives in the entire human being,that can only be understood when it is known that with the external physical body are united an etheric principle, an astral principle and an I-principle.
We know that man bears something supersensible within him that seeks to findexpression in myth since it cannot be expressed in external physical science.
In looking up to thesun, the soul learned to see in it not only its external physical sun force, but also the Sun God Ahura Mazdao, and thereby it learned to know something of the divine-spiritual reality.
If they are to have something approaching physical substance it canonly come about under powerful pressure, if external physical matter presses them together.
Just as we live within the external physical air or among the products of the mineral, plant and animal kingdoms- in the very same way do we live with the subconscious parts of our nature in spiritual spheres.
The researchers also took a boldlook at the connection between certain genetic heritages and external physical characteristics, some quite surprising.
Man becomes free when heis in a position to acquire these forces of the soul in the external physical world, as he can acquire them, for example, when he is able to follow the beautiful forms that live in an art that really has its sources and beginning in the spirit.
Ideas and concepts are internal, existing somewhere in the inner space of our minds,while what they refer to are things in the external, physical world.
Oh yes, they do want to goalong, and they also know to appreciate the accomplishments of the external, physical world, but they also know that just as a body cannot be without a soul, no external culture can exist without spiritual life.
One can say that the human being must come to the purely objective truth;he must make his concepts precise likenesses of the external physical facts.
The human being becomes freewhen he is in a position to acquire those soul forces in the external physical world as, for example, the can acquire them when he is able to follow the beautiful forms that live in an art that has its true source in spirit.
We thus realize that the world's history is full of significance and purport,and that the spiritual element is closely related to all external physical agents.
Though we see how man, through eating, drinking and breathing,takes in substances from the external physical world and gives these same substances back again, in expiration, in excretion or at death, we can only say that we have here to do with a beginning and an end.
What the forces and fluids of the enveloping motherbody have done for it thus far,must from now on be done by the forces and benevolence of the external physical world.
When we speak about the sworn enemies of the Jewish people, such as Pharaoh,we understand them to be not only an external, physical threat, but an internal, existential threat, as well.
When we look back over the historical evolution of mankind and see how event follows event in the course of the ages, we are accustomed to regard these events as though we might find in more recent times the effects and results of earlier ages, as though we could speak of cause andeffect in history in the same way as we do in connection with the external physical world.
Is not anybody able to make the usual chemical observations if he says to himself, that here the larger elements have aneffect on the smallest things which are penetrated by the external physical sunlight, and those which shine up to the spiritual in the human consciousness?
What the forces and fluids of the enveloping mother-body have done for it hitherto,must from now onward be done for it by the forces and elements of the external physical world.
If we look once more at what we found yesterday, we see, on the one hand, the human physical body, perceived- at first-in the same way as the external, physical world.
It matters little whether the bright sunrays outside indicate what is beautiful or magnificent in nature, whether snow be piled up outside, orwhether a thick cloud cover be out there to obscure the external, physical sunlight.