“'Ligustri' was the result of an epiphany in a moment spent in a Cafè in Marseille, when, while seated in front of a glass window, Picabia witnessed the overlapping image of its interior ambiance with the outside world.”
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“'Superimposition' is the placement of one thing over another, typically so that both are still evident.”
8
“Ultimately from Proto-Indo-European '*dʰyeh₂-' [ . . . ], a schwebeablaut variant of the root '*dʰeyh₂-' (“to see, view; to recognize, understand”).”
“ध्यान
• Etymology
From the same source as [ . . . ] ('din', “religion”), [ . . . ], which are from [ . . . ] '*dáyHanaH' (“perspective, view, belief”)[ . . . . ]. Ultimately from Proto-Indo-European '*dʰyeh₂-' [ . . . . ]”
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“Generally speaking, Zen cherishes simplicity and straightforwardness in grasping reality and acting on it “here and now,” [ . . . . ]”
“ध्यान
• Etymology
From the same source as [ . . . ] ('din', “religion”), [ . . . ], which are from [ . . . ] '*dáyHanaH' (“perspective, view, belief”)[ . . . . ]. Ultimately from Proto-Indo-European '*dʰyeh₂-' [ . . . . ]”
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“ध्यान
• Etymology
From the same source as [ . . . ] ('din', “religion”), [ . . . ], which are from [ . . . ] '*dáyHanaH' (“perspective, view, belief”)[ . . . . ]. Ultimately from Proto-Indo-European '*dʰyeh₂-' [ . . . . ]”
'«Имя же этому человеку 'Пржемысл'; он выдумает много законов, которые обрушатся на ваши головы и шеи, ибо по-латыни это имя означает „наперед обдумывающий“ или „сверх обдумывающий“. »'
The Grok-translation of «сверх обдумывающий» is not accurate. «Сверх обдумывающий» should probably be translated as «one who thinks strategically» (?) (and not as “one who thinks too much”).