Sentences with word «equanimity»

The StART Up Art Fair «s Selection Committee, stalwarts of the Southern California scene, seemed to accept the difference between typical art / craft fair staples and what some of us look for in our museums, galleries, alternative spaces, and studio visits with equanimity in the process of the selection of artists.

«Besides, the visible and concrete infrastructure development in our nation, President Jonathan has been able to demonstrate a deep sense of equanimity in providing leadership, in spite of the incendiary remarks by some opposition leaders.

And despite the would - be king's lack of formal training, he too often bounds ahead of the advice and instruction of the many supporters who attempt to guide him, frequently negating the character's core trait of equanimity in listening to the input of his advisers.

Many have argued that conservatism is a distinctly modern outlook, born of an uprooted consciousness and a disturbed equanimity.

Yet things seem to be going along with remarkable equanimity just now, even with the gospel being spread around the world and growth becoming the normal condition.

We must also cultivate equanimity, because even though our personal circumstances, cultures, upbringings may be different, we fundamentally all have the same yearnings, rights, desire to be happy and not suffer.

The ability to experience equanimity with the realization that everything in life is constantly changing, and

«Therapy for individuals and couples whose lives have been impacted by destructive emotions, behaviors, and beliefs; individuals who, despite their best efforts, have experienced happiness and equanimity as elusive ideals.

Whether that's willful misrepresentation or mind - blowing ignorance of elementary biology, it speaks volumes that Paul can respond with such equanimity to comments both legitimate and ludicrous.

He handles this with more equanimity than I would have.

Fears and anxieties go, and blissful equanimity takes their place.

And by doing so, preserve your own equanimity in the face of the horrors to come.

manager in January 2015, it was met with a collective sense of equanimity among Baggies supporters.

I find it pivotal in restoring equanimity, especially after a bad day, but I found it incredibly challenging to remember this tool when I felt like utter death for those few days.

Mindfulness & Happiness — Tools In this post I will provide basic instructions for several mind - body practices that allow calm equanimity both at rest and in action.

She found yoga at first a means of finding equanimity during the stress of University, and it was that thread of balance that got her hooked.

Equanimity allows for choices in how we perceive and interpret the world around us, choosing to take trivial matters less personally, letting them affect us less deeply, so we can live lighter.

When practiced together, they can serve as a spiritual and practical roadmap for navigating almost every aspect of life with greater equanimity.

«Working with Dr. Dunn closely as a clinical Team Leader at Bastyr University, I witnessed firsthand her ability to inspire, empower and motivate her patients toward a life that embraces their health goals, a life full of equanimity on all levels.

This means that leaders — particularly executives — need to model equanimity and to be a source of composed reassurance and confidence.

«Practice equanimity by allowing whatever's occurring to occur without judgment,» he says.

Self - compassionate people are more likely to take responsibility for their past mistakes, while acknowledging them with greater emotional equanimity.

And more modest economic performance could be accepted with equanimity if social equality or environmental quality were enhanced.

This is the context within which St. Albert the Great discovered in his pupil Thomas a rare equanimity of spirit and a fearless intellect, and saw in this tall, large - framed lad, regarded by his fellow students as a speechless ox, «an ox whose bellows will be heard around the world.»

In like manner he radiates his compassion, joy, and holy equanimity throughout the entire cosmos.

Not many investors will maintain equanimity in the face of such a decline.

a patient learner / teacher who seeks equanimity and friendship.

, he writes that he trusts his interviews with children because, «Unlike these powerful grown - ups, children have no ideologies to reinforce, no superstructure of political opinion to promote, no civic equanimity or image to defend, no personal reputation to secure.»

Joe Baldwin's canvases have a kind of pictorial equanimity and a casual, cursory air that never obscures the sense that they are intelligent and pertinent.

Yet she received this belated acclaim with the same equanimity with which she had regarded her earlier neglect and the patronising, even hostile attitudes of her male colleagues.

I wrote a book about this phenomenon to be a resource for these families: Super Commuter Couples: Staying Together When a Job Keeps You Apart (Equanimity Press).

In addition, equanimity also supports wellbeing.

Human personality and culture are inherently about the denial of death, about helping the human animal achieve day - to - day equanimity in the face of our existential burden and helping us manage our instinct for self - preservation in the face of a cognitive awareness that we are bound for death, that we can not run away or escape our fate.

Moderns reflect on the past as if all people in it faced death with equanimity because they believed in recompense in a life to come.

Hence his long progress from worthless rogue to champion of the passions to psychological cliché to obsolescence perfectly symbolizes the transition from the premodern to the postmodern cultural imagination, moral and aesthetic: from faith to disenchantment to resigned equanimity.

Peter's political equanimity was rooted in another trait he shared with Socrates: He was singularly lacking in what Plato's Republic calls thumos, spiritedness.

This «engaged equanimity» must be cultivated within the context of this series of meditations, or there is a risk of it manifesting as its near enemy, indifference or aloofness.

This series of meditations comes to maturity as «on - looking equanimity».

After less than a season of Class A ball at Modesto, Calif., Reggie went on to Double A Birmingham at a time when black players were housed separately from white players, an injustice that Reggie took with quiet equanimity.

And, perhaps most appealingly, both Marino and Kosar have been armed with such healthy outlooks on life by their involved parents that they carry into games an almost supernatural equanimity.

Many people are not stuck but move flexibly and adaptively — like various spiritual teachers I've encountered, whose equanimity is spacious and evolved, yet who can erupt with the laughter and delight of young children.

The late Vice President after he was dumped by the NPP took it all with equanimity only occasionally going through heart - breaking introspection.

Both sides had done their homework and even the surprises such as granting independence to the Bank of England and the creation of the Financial Services Authority were absorbed with reasonable equanimity.

Clegg can hardly be seen to take this rebuff with equanimity after Cameron put Tory party's unity ahead of coalition agreements

Clegg can hardly be seen to take this rebuff to the centrepiece of his constitutional reform programme with total equanimity.

However, other YouGov data suggest reasons for surprising equanimity.

O'Connell possesses a particular package of scientific strengths, Cleland writes, that were crucial to the project's success: intelligence, the ability to learn and focus, and natural equanimity in the face of challenges.