Emptiness (n.) is impossible — There is no such thing as an empty space or an empty time. There is always something to see, something to hear. In fact, try as we may to make a silence, we cannot.
Emptiness (n.) is a face of the wedding between space and time.
Emptiness (n.) is taught to crush the concrete ideas of the students. Even clinging to an idea of emptiness is a betrayal of all Buddhas.
Emptiness (n.) is that wherein we hallucinate if we are subjected to it long enough. This suggests that empty fields serve as mirrors, not for our exteriors, but for our interiors.
Meat hunger (n.) arrives a few days into any diet chosen on principle.
Meat hunger (n.) is the human craving for meat.
Proletarian hunger killer (n.) is a term for cheap stimulating foods like sugar, tea and chocolate that kept industrial workers going.
A Proletarian hunger killer (n.) is food that fills the stomach so the wage can stay low.
A Proletarian hunger killer (n.) is food such as sugar, tea, and chocolate on which workers have come to depend to remain functional in their work.
Starvation (n.) is the body eating itself while the room looks away.
Starvation (n.) is a banting process invented by Lazarus.
Starvation (n.) is terrible — Death in all its shapes is hateful to unhappy man, but the worst is death from hunger.
Starvation (n.) is terrible — Death by hunger is worse than death by fire.
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