Sentences with phrase «emerges out of a reality»

We need a spirituality that emerges out of a reality deeper than ourselves, even deeper than life, a spirituality that is as deep as the earth process itself, a spirituality born out of the solar system and even out of the heavens beyond the solar system.

My brokenness emerges out of the reality that while the nation's collective tapestry stands broken, the church is divided.

Not exact matches

If we view the whole of physical reality as composed of throbs of nonconscious emotion, we can understand how, out of this, there emerged in an evolutionary process the highly complex subjectivity that constitutes our own experience.

We experience this relational character of reality also in our heightened sensitivity to the natural environment and to the historical context out of which things emerge.

This may also be expressed as the newest possible experience, given the reality out of which it emerges.

Believing that reality is something we can fully understand and control, they have failed to see that the source and strength of any particular platform of ideas lies not in abstract thought but in the lived experience out of which those ideas emerge.

Questions of origin are genetic questions, as far as they concern the experience of reality of the «epistemic» subject, out of which that subject's interpretation of reality emerges.

Here the one is a new reality that emerges out of the discrete contributions of the many, not the assimilation of the many to an already established one.

There is a continuous flow where all manifestations emerge and submerge, moving in and out of what is called reality.

Each moment of that personal history was its own unique occasion, arising out of the series with its own particular initial aim, prehending the past of that series and the relevant environment, and freely arriving at its own synthesis before ceding its reality to the new occasion emerging from it.

According to Laughlin, it may be that what we call reality is a spontaneous phenomenon, emerging like a wave out of some forever unknowable cosmic medium.

After wrapping up their ninth season of the reality television show, the TOWIE star was seen emerging from the restaurant Nobu after a dinner with on - cam - off - cam BFF Chloe Sims, allowing the paparazzi to catch a glimpse of the duo's hot night - out ensemble.

24] The reality of becoming a «21st century global citizen» will emerge out of individual's intentions and approaches and also active promotion of that idea by many institutions.

An alternate reality collided with our own and from it emerged a species known as the Variant and shortly world war broke out between them and a group of rebel humans known as the Paladins.

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This major exhibition of the much loved British painter L.S. Lowry demonstrates his connections and debts to French painting of the later 19th century and its determination to make art out of the realities of the emerging modern city.

Lowry and the Painting of Modern Life demonstrates Lowry's connections and debts to French painting of the later 19th century and its determination to make art out of the realities of the emerging modern city.

For some time now, Apple has faced questions about its growth and what rabbits it can pull out of its hat next, especially as rivals including Google, Facebook and Amazon appear to have gotten the jump on it with emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, virtual reality and augmented reality.

Szabo also throws some cold water with a reality check by pointing out that some of the current Utopian projects being pushed in the emerging Blockchain sector are pipe dreams:

That, he says, was the inspiration for «Flip This House,» an hour - long reality show on the A&E network that made its debut this past summer and has emerged as a break - out hit in the increasingly crowded line - up of real estate shows.