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vital essence

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See: spirit


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Some people Thomson met feared his camera would take vital essences from their bodies, while others were reluctant to face each other in portraits.
For those who are really passionate towards the sport, any gift that suggests some relevance is truly of vital essence.
The most vital essence of law, I think, is "justice", but this justice would have more prospects to be gained, until law becomes day-to-day operation, and not just a piece of paper that any can buy or not to buy.
 
 
 
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