make /reach/arrive at/take decisions. Ex4. 1. Serious 2. Slightest 3. Niggling 4. DEMAND Lingering 5. Growing 6. Grave Ex1. 1. Met 2. Received 3. Give in to 4. Justify 5. EFFECT Renewed 6. Made Ex1. 1. Positive = 3,5,6; Negative = 1,2,4,7 Ex2. 1. Fallen 2. Was 3. Cope with 4. Outstrips 5. Ex2. 1. Opposite 2. Profound 3. Calming 4. Risen 6. Create Deadening 5. Noticeable 6. Overall 7. Combined Ex3. 1. Time 2. Police 3. Parent 4. Work 5. Job 6. 8. Desired Pilots Ex3. 1. E 2. D 3. B 4. A 5. C Ex4. 1. In demand 2. On demand 3. Demands on EFFORT 4. Demand for Ex1. 1. Making 2. Requires 3. Rewarded 4. Save DESCRIPTION 5. Gone into 6. Expending Ex1. 1. Give 2. Defied 3. Issued 4. Fitting 5. Write Ex2. 1
developed within all major religions that represented not only a rediscovery, but in some cases an intensification of the light of the original teaching. This is how Gnosticism and mysticism came into existence in early and medieval Christianity, Sufism in the Islamic religion, Hasidism and Kabbala in Judaism, Advaita Vedanta in Hinduism, Zen and Dzogchen in Buddhism. Most of these schools were iconoclastic. They did away with layers upon layers of deadening conceptualization and mental belief structures, and for this reason most of them were viewed with suspicion and often hostility by the established religious hierarchies. Unlike mainstream religion, their teachings emphasized realization and inner transformation. It is through those esoteric schools or movements that the major religions regained the transformative power of the original teachings, although in most cases, only a small minority of people had access to them
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