enchained

with enchained expression, it is not only the voice of the writer that is muffled but of that entire generation...', so wrote Waris Mir in one of his articles during Zia era in 1985.

In it, Julius Evola shares a rigorous selection of initiatory exercises, including instructions for creating the diaphanous body of the Opus magicum, establishing initiatic consciousness after death, and the construction of magical chains (the enchained awareness of initiates).

The enchained lower body of the lifeless unidentified man appears in the murky waters of Estero de Vitas on Jan.

They consider it an earnest of the epoch to come that it fell to the lot of Abraham Lincoln, the single-minded son of the working class to lead his country through the matchless struggle for the rescue of an enchained race and the reconstruction of the social world."

With regard to black people, I think they are tired of seeing themselves as enchained and downtrodden." In Rose's view, it was "time to move past ...

Award-winning Lebanese painter Annie Kurkdjia recently held an exhibition in Albareh Art Gallery called Enchained Dyads.

This land which is dubbed as land of two rivers Jhelum and Chenab is enchained in poverty, unemployment and religious bigotry.

Mendoza argues that this supply chain focus has enchained the farmer producer into a vicious cycle of low income, poverty and eventually, low investment on land productivity and low yields.

The exhibition, Enchained Dyads, focuses on two main themes central to human condition; life and death.

Albareh Art Gallery's exhibitions include "Weaves from Ashes" which opens on March 6 by Bahraini artist Faika Al-Hasan, offering a meditation on the human condition, and "Enchained Dyads" by Annie Kurkdjian, which opens on April 8.

In the absence of such a tax base, you will be enchained to the whims of 'donors' and their financial agencies, without whose support you cannot meet your national budgetary obligations.

Jamaat-i-Islami chief and senator Siraj ul Haq on Tuesday said the country was being ruled by corrupt and cruel leaders who have enchained the masses.

Patterns of discord giving way to concord characterize many of the encounters in Spenser's epic romance; moreover, vignettes of kinship and cooperation, among the forces of discord on display in The Faerie Queene, show readers "how sins and vices many be 'enchained'--interlocking and mutually constitutive--as well as virtues" (205).

Don Quixote manages to free the prisoners, which did not require a tremendous effort from him, as he considers that it is more than enough to take hold of one of the guards, while the enchained individuals break free and come to help him.