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Page 87
... seen and discussed is this traditional / contemporary dichotomy . However , this would not be so bad if it weren't seen as a conflict but as valid or true for BRIDGING THE GAP 87.
... seen and discussed is this traditional / contemporary dichotomy . However , this would not be so bad if it weren't seen as a conflict but as valid or true for BRIDGING THE GAP 87.
Page 153
... seen and felt , heard and smelled and tasted . ― as When the entrance to the outer world is opened at the end of a round and vision is restored , the combined powers are seen and felt to flow outward and may be perceived to be taking ...
... seen and felt , heard and smelled and tasted . ― as When the entrance to the outer world is opened at the end of a round and vision is restored , the combined powers are seen and felt to flow outward and may be perceived to be taking ...
Page 334
... seen associated with it ; as well , both a male and a female must be present at its picking . To find the plant , one must first hear the bird called cooasoonech ( " dwelling in old logs " ) singing in an intervale in the forest ...
... seen associated with it ; as well , both a male and a female must be present at its picking . To find the plant , one must first hear the bird called cooasoonech ( " dwelling in old logs " ) singing in an intervale in the forest ...
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