Across
- 3. The creative skill or talent involved in producing something beautiful or meaningful, often celebrated in the arts and crafts.
- 6. The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities, often adding deeper meaning to art, literature, and other forms of expression.
- 10. Deep reflective thought, often about life’s big questions or personal challenges, requiring stillness and focus.
- 11. A statement or situation that seems contradictory but may reveal a deeper truth, challenging conventional thinking.
- 12. The process of combining different elements, ideas, or concepts into a cohesive and unified whole, often producing something new and innovative.
- 15. What someone leaves behind after they are gone, whether it be ideas, accomplishments, or memories, shaping how they are remembered.
- 16. To go beyond ordinary limits or boundaries, often referring to surpassing physical, intellectual, or spiritual constraints to reach a higher level.
- 17. The study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, and reasoning, often involving deep thought and theoretical exploration.
- 18. Something understood by or meant for only a select, specialized group, often dealing with obscure or complex knowledge.
- 20. Characterizing someone or something as academic, well-educated, and deeply engaged in learning or research.
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- 1. The concept that nothing lasts forever, emphasizing the transient nature of life, relationships, and achievements.
- 2. A state of balance and peace, often achieved through the blending of different elements, whether in music, relationships, or life.
- 4. Practices, beliefs, or customs passed down through generations, often forming the foundation of cultural or societal identity.
- 5. Referring to concepts or ideas that are not concrete or tangible, often requiring imagination or intellectual interpretation to understand.
- 7. An approach that considers the whole system or being rather than focusing on individual parts, often applied in health, education, and problem-solving.
- 8. The state of having two opposing aspects that coexist, such as light and dark, work and leisure, or intellect and emotion, reflecting the complexity of life.
- 9. Relating to the use of reasoning and thought, often associated with pursuits of the mind like philosophy, science, and the arts, and less about physical activity.
- 13. A term describing an imagined perfect society where everything is ideal, from governance to happiness, often serving as a critique or aspiration in literature and philosophy.
- 14. A long and adventurous journey, often filled with challenges and growth, derived from Homer’s epic tale of Odysseus’s travels.
- 19. The quality of being extremely thorough and accurate, often applied to academic or professional disciplines to indicate high standards of precision and discipline.