Sentences with phrase «nature keeps itself in balance»

Nature keeps itself in balance.

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There are Angels whose provenance in the court of God — the entire creation — is a divinely mandated commitment to keep nature's elements in balance.

to keep nature in balance by removing surplus animals, 2.

By incorporating yoga philosophy and the principles of yoga's sister science, Ayurveda, we help you understand how to live in accordance with nature to keep you balanced on and off the mat.

This way, you can keep your body's stress signals low, resulting in a more balanced system.With our hormones naturally fluctuating week by week, why work against your cyclical nature?

I very much enjoy spending time in nature and going to listen to music to help keep me balanced.

This isn't the romantic type of love of Disney's The Little Mermaid but the unconditional affection of young kids and she takes human form to join him on land, which upsets the balance of nature so carefully kept in check by her wizard father (voice of Liam Neeson) and elemental mother (Cate Blanchett).

It's each of our basic needs, duty and the purpose for the art of right living by understanding the natural state of each soul, with compassion, liberty and solidarity within to protect the dignity of our divine life and living as a means for keeping us united as oneness in nature to balance natural health.

The kiddos are growing and changing almost everyday and I have to keep evolving with them in order to keep the balance of nature in our house.

That's what keeps nature's intended food chain in proper balance.

Whether they are gliding around reefs in the oceans or crawling across a field toward a cluster of shady trees, turtles and tortoises work to keep nature in balance and share peace and beauty with all other living things.

It is said to heal the earth and keep nature in balance.

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Some now talk of «balance in nature,» as a way to keep the old idea alive.

I love the collaborative nature of the web, but recognize that all things must be kept in balance.

And, he says, this global phenomenon rests on the fast - changing and unpredictable nature of new technologies, «increasing volatility and making it hard to keep demand and supply in balance».