Re:How Indian artists transformed the Buddha’s absence into ...
by raincole on Monday August 21, 2023 @05:58AM
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> supernatural
> earliest eras
I think it's important to remind ourselves that our ancestors didn't view the world like we do. There wasn't a clear line between "nature" and "supernature".
Is alchemy supernature?
If you don't know 1) microorganism 2) atoms, is there any reason to say "flour can be transformed into breads, but stones can never be transformed into gold"?
> earliest eras
I think it's important to remind ourselves that our ancestors didn't view the world like we do. There wasn't a clear line between "nature" and "supernature".
Is alchemy supernature?
If you don't know 1) microorganism 2) atoms, is there any reason to say "flour can be transformed into breads, but stones can never be transformed into gold"?