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The first [meaning of the doctrine] is the emphasis on the transient and insubstantial character of all that is other than God (ma siwa' Llah) and therefore the whole of the created order--of which the material is the most impermanent of all. The verbs climb, bend, fall, descend, rise, and grow bear witness to this incessant motion, while Tolkien points out how rare and impermanent are those moments when: "The path stopped climbing, and became for a while nearly level. We are pleased to inform you that the plant commenced part of its operations on October 7, 2005 by setting up a temporary fuel supply line as an impermanent measure, as follows: |
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