Sentences with phrase «as sacred»

Even something as sacred as pricing for services needs to be considered highly vulnerable to change.

Therefore, confidentiality should not be regarded as a sacred cow.

The court found that religious freedom under section 2 (a) does not include protection of the objects of the religion, such as sacred places.

Marriage has been held as a sacred institution for years now.

I always feel honored to be trusted with something as sacred as a person's marriage, life partnership, or other important relationship.

There are dozens of locations that can serve as your sacred space.

She also uses handmade elements, such as sacred geometry drawings and ceramics.

Is Muslim life not as sacred as Christian life?

One in which a game can offer an alternative world that can be viewed as sacred, as well as provide refuge.

Treat your writing time as a sacred block of time, and protect it.

From an awareness, where life is sacred, we might treat all things as sacred.

It is also widely known as sacred basil, you may find that seeds are often sold under that name.

«There was a time when surgery was abnormal,» he says, when it was considered a violation of the body as the sacred vessel of the soul.

Earth Matters invites us to consider the earth as a sacred or medicinal material, the site of mining and burial, a source of inspiration, and an environment in need of protection.

This special character of the ministry as sacred office constitutes a major resource in dealing with the sick soul; but it also gives rise to real problems.

What if sex, experienced as sacred, could open a field of intimacy in your relationship with your lover that you never knew existed?

I view healing as a sacred process that involves the whole person, mind, body, emotions, sexuality, culture, and spirituality.

Two locations on the western slope of the hill are revered by different groups as the sacred place.

This gave the bird status as a sacred bird and thereby offered them protection under customary laws.

We see human connection as sacred — something to be honored and cultivated.

Authors tend to see the surprise element as a critically important tool, and they see their freedom to inject that surprise with any subject matter or treatment they choose as sacred.

The scientist's devotion to truth is an ultimate concern which he rightly feels as a sacred obligation.

Muffins hold a place as a sacred breakfast treat to me.

In many cultures, the first 40 days after birth are observed as a sacred bonding time between mom and baby and a time for deep nourishment and rest for the new mother.

Keep moments such as dinner time, bath time, and bedtime as sacred corners in your day for giving gratitude and sharing love.

Teacher / students love to read and hold knowledge as sacred.

However, I've now learned that all top performers actually treat their self care as sacred, and they're incredibly disciplined about it.

Thanks for liking my post on photography as sacred pause and for following.

Treat your outfit as a sacred part of your daily routine.

The canvases also double as sacred stories and songs about sacred beings or sites.

I use the square as a sacred place to hold multiple layers of writings precious to me.

Treat evenings and weekends as sacred opportunities to relax and unwind.

A tire, a skull, or a bomb are recognizable images and part of our universal knowledge, just as much as a sacred image, or an image of a dog.

She believes it can help people to accept and embrace their homes as sacred, nurturing spaces.

Only certain books are regarded as sacred and authoritative.

Women in our church are respected and treated as sacred.

Let others know that regarding something as sacred is a sin against humanity.

No tradition — even religious — is as sacred as the one beyond all our traditions.

Some moms see their getting ready time as sacred time they use to recharge, so they prefer to do it all by themselves.

Brevard Childs of Yale and, on the Jewish side, Jon Levenson of Harvard have been key figures in the effort to reappropriate the text as sacred text, a text produced and interpreted by and for the believing community.

The sacraments (holy communion and baptism for most Protestants), as well as sacred rites such as marriage, confirmation, healing practices, and funeral services are symbolic ways of dealing with the major stress - points and crises of living.