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life force, n metaphysical animating force in a system. This term corresponds to qi, prana, ka or ga-ilama, lung, mana, cheim, ruh, akasha, pneuma, apeiron, enormon, Archeus, animal magnetism, etc. See also vital energy, vital force, autoregulation, bioenergy, dynamis, and vitalism. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| In Rivers of America (Abrams, $40), Tim Palmer urges the reader, through images and words, to recognize the significance and beauty of the rivers and streams of America, and to connect with what he calls "a life-force of great importance. Chouinard wants to offer audiences "a marvel of light, life-force, something very small that you can swallow, absorb, and then forget about . There are helpful and elucidating insights in the book that give new vitality to the ebbing life-force of knowledge management. |
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