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Not exact matches
The short answer is that it should nourish your
mind,
body,
soul, and spirit.
Every day, I focused on strengthening my
mind,
body and
soul.
I knew I would be getting out, sooner or later, and knew that the only items I'd be leaving with were the ones I entered with: my
mind,
body and
soul.
Emotionally resilient people know the value of looking after the
body,
mind and
soul.
Or, as Noah puts it elsewhere in the article, «Pret doesn't merely want its employees to lend their
minds and
bodies; it wants their
souls, too.»
That's quite a laundry list, but the whole idea is to keep your
mind,
body and
soul lively and engaged.
It's good for your
body,
mind and
soul.
It's a time for healing the
body, the
mind, the
soul, and our relationships with God and others.
Jesus said that the greatest commandment is «Love the Lord your God with all of your heart,
mind,
body, and
soul».
Rather than viewing it as a sign of sin or mistrust, let's view it as a temporary messenger, designed to slow us down and reorient our
minds,
bodies and
souls towards the peace and the freedom that Christ promised.
God created us as cohesive beings —
mind,
body and
soul.
I think that part of
soul, our spirit, our
bodies, our
minds, locks into focus.
He had a broken
body, a despairing
mind, and a lonely
soul.
Maybe God doesn't want to be famous, maybe God yearns to bring the dead to life, justice to the oppressed, wholeness to your
body and
mind and
soul, and bring life more abundant, in the seeds of a right - now life.
The ways of Jesus are always better for us in our
bodies, our
minds, our
souls: discipleship brings true freedom.
But when the time is right, remember that your
soul can be aflame with the Spirit and your
body can be furious for justice but your
mind needs the words and teachings and richness of Scripture to be shaped.
The other side of human nature, which in this life is inseparably linked with the
body but without being identical with it, is variously called spirit,
mind, consciousness, ego, psyche,
soul, or personality.
That certainly a belief, though I think most would word it «
mind,
body and
soul».
For the complementarity of spiritual
mind (eg human
soul) and physical matter (eg human
body) is foundational to all cosmic existence.
At the same time, one avoids the dualism that is so unfashionable at present: the
mind /
soul is not held to be a separate, inserted entity, but a phenomenon that emerges naturally from the brain /
body.
In the light of this essential interdependence of
mind and brain, spirit and
body, we come to see that a disembodied
soul is not only an unsatisfying state of existence to contemplate, but it is also bereft of any real meaning.
This notion, borrowed from the legal notion in solido, has for its direct source H. W. Carr who used it to describe the interrelation of
soul and
body in man: «The term which seems best adapted to express the interaction of the
mind and
body is solidarity.
Biblical metaphysics deals with persons, that peculiar mix of
body and
mind and
soul that relates so intriguingly both to matter and to Spirit.
Lucretius thought that the
soul nestled in the human breast; Descartes located it in the pineal gland; and process theologian John Cobb, following Alfred North Whitehead, hopes to find
mind wandering as a thread through the «interstices of the brain,» But if we are truly dealing with metaphysics, then the
mind and the
soul, like the risen Christ, will not be anywhere, but holistically related to the
body.
He is finally beginning to understand the real need for a belief in God, for nothing else can take its place — not a faith consisting of mere words and rituals, but religion that includes every aspect of humanity: the
mind, the
body and the
soul.»
By doing so, we take full responsibility for challenging ourselves to exemplify an ever greater effectiveness and readiness to respond to our realities â $ «in
body,
mind, heart and
soul — in a manner congruent to our own individual and shared core values.
This
soul - saving Christianity is an anti-biblical heresy because it takes no account of God's responsibility for healing and feeding the
body and
mind.
If we are
body,
soul and spirit where does the
mind reside if we have to transformed by the renewing of our
mind.
When I reach 50, 60 and 70, I want to still have the strength and stamina that many of you have to continue serving the Lord with all my
body,
soul,
mind and strength.
We are a living
soul (the part that makes choices,
mind, will, emotions, etc), We have a spiritual nature, we have a
body.
The Bible does not ordinarily split man's personality into
body and
soul or make the three - pronged division of
body,
mind, and
soul which we are inclined to make.
So, can we abandon all the confusing jargon:
body, flesh,
mind, spirit,
soul, will, choice and tooth fairy, It boils down to there's a choice to be made between possibilities although sometimes there isn» a conflict?
Leadership is not for the faint of heart,
mind,
body or
soul.
All the habitual pursuits of the ego and appetites are suspended... I love the wilderness because when all these pursuits of
mind and
body have been shed, what remains — insofar as this is attainable in our mortal condition — is an unencumbered
soul, with no other concern than to look for God.1
The idea that religion can provide healing of
mind,
body and
soul, and the three can't be separated, is an absolutely fundamental notion in the South,»
You can see the influence of Plato here, particularly when he adds that the «
body» level of meaning, the literal meaning of the text, is for the more simple
minded whereas the «
soul» and more particularly the «spirit» levels of meaning are for the more enlightened readers».
Temporally between the significantly different atomic views of Democritus and Epicurus came Plato, in his mature and late dialogues asserting the «self - activity» of
souls or
minds, any and all of them, even the supreme or divine
mind whose
body, Plato says, is the cosmos, including all lesser
bodies or
minds.
I see
soul and spirit as the same thing, and
mind as belonging to the realm of
body; that is the physical.
If refusal to face squarely the fact of death is found so widely in these days, so also is loss of belief in a continuation of human existence, beyond death, in what used to be called the «after - life» It is indeed true that among conventionally -
minded church - people and many others there is a vague feeling that when the
body dies the «
soul» goes on.
As I have quoted on other occasions and in other writing, St. Thomas Aquinas made the point with his usual precision in an incidental remark — provided perhaps that we change his word «
soul» to the word «
mind» Aquinas said, «In his «rule» God stands in relation to the whole universe as the
soul stands in relation to the
body.»
I have urged in an earlier chapter that to be human is to be both
body and
soul in a complex relationship in which the
soul (or do we mean
mind here?)
(4) Humans are neither
soul alone, nor
mind alone, nor
body alone, but organisms compounded of
soul -
mind -
body; in Christian language, «We are made of the dust of the earth and that dust has had breathed into it the life which is given by God.»
I understand that the Bible has hidden truths in it, but the Bible is a guide line to show us the path to heaven and explain to us what we must do during our lives in order for things to turn around from terrible to good and for us to be at peace with
mind,
body and
soul.
Yet we all know that the
body and the
mind (or
soul) are both so much ourselves that we can say with the poet that it is hard to tell «whether
soul helps
body more than
body soul».
«The corruptible
body», says the Sage, «presses down upon the
soul, and the earthly tabernacle weighs down the
mind that muses upon many things» (Wisdom 9:15).
But he does not deny it as a logical possibility.158 John Cobb has sought to defend at least the credibility of subjective immortality against criticisms from anthropology and cosmology.159 The anthropological objection is that the
soul or
mind can not exist apart from the
body.
As the
mind is immaterial, it follows that it can not be the power of the
body, or therefore passed on by physical generation alone, but must be the power of something else — the
soul, which is created by God.
Forgiveness — after being explored through its biblical context and foundation first and foremost — can be examined through both scientific and psychological lenses; shedding light on the power of forgiveness for the
soul,
mind and
body.