catharsis
Some Polish leaders reportedly cried after seeing Arthur Miller's play "The Crucible" because it resonated deeply with their experiences of oppression and persecution during the Communist regime. Aristotle would likely refer to this emotional response as "pathos," which is the appeal to emotion that evokes feelings of pity or sadness in the audience, enhancing the overall impact of the narrative. This intense emotional reaction underscores the play's themes of hysteria and injustice, mirroring the leaders' own struggles against tyranny.
seeing and experiencing different places and cultures
"I'll be seeing you" in Polish is "Będę Cię oglądać" or "Będę na Ciebie patrzeć".
coming directly from actually experiencing or seeing something.
Deja vu is having the impression of seeing or experiencing the same thing before.
If you are seeing small brown and black bugs in your home, you may have an infestation.
Eichmann.
Seeing new places. Experiencing new culture. While being paid to do so.
Upon coming to America, many Poles lived in the North, where slavery was illegal. Polish were more likely to end up as indentured servants rather than slave owners. However, many Polish Americans worked on plantations over seeing slaves, and in many circumstances would have one or two slaves which catered to an entire Polish community in the South.
We are referring to phenomenal consciousness - the subjective experience of being aware. This type of consciousness involves the first-person perspective of experiencing sensations like seeing or hearing.
The spelling, from the verb to hallucinate, is hallucinating ("seeing things").
Sorry but you can't seeing how its a magic card.