Sentences with phrase «meaningful existence»

If you are going to save your relationship or find a way to be happy again, the remedy is to find a way to increase your partner's sense of engagement with you, so you can feel once more that you and your partner are involved in a shared meaningful existence.

Researchers have found that when other players stop throwing the «ball» to participants, they report lower levels of self - esteem, feelings of belongness and control, and report having a less meaningful existence.

One is that work, even if dull, boring and debasing, is nevertheless very important in giving persons a sense of meaningful existence.

Everyone has their own idea of what it means to live a good life, and listeners of Jonathan Fields» The Good Life Project podcast have the opportunity to hear perspectives from acclaimed authors, thought leaders and other inspiring individuals on what it takes to achieve a meaningful existence.

Rather than choosing between sinful - but - scrumptious indulgence on the one hand and godly - but - tiresome obedience on the other, the challenge is to select between enslavement to unwholesome and distasteful foods — bondage to Boston cream pie is one author's illustration — and deliverance into the possibility of living a truly energetic, salubrious and meaningful existence.

Churches from the «Third World» try to discover their meaningful existence in the big family of the world church, which is to some extent still dominated by the western churches with their Judeo & Graeco - Roman cultural background and financial superiority.

Both men took a logical path and used their intelligence then continued their meaningful existence on earth.

It is so distinguished from many of them because it limits itself to questions of importance for man's meaningful existence, but it can claim no monopoly on such topics.

But to comprehend this entity of Israel as she is, and to give expression to her meaningful existence, he must articulate all in her past that he deems relevant to the present, and indeed (he does this, of course, in rare, almost involuntary bursts) he must also speak of that to which the present meaning of Israel ultimately points (so, again, Gen. 12:3).

«So for most people, there is this search to find the right balance to have a meaningful existence.»

In both cases, participants were interviewed on their feelings of belonging, meaningful existence, self - esteem and control after the exercise.

However, years of misguided materiality and the endless pursuit of the latest and greatest «things» have proven futile in my efforts to live a meaningful existence.

My goal is to help people adjust in this ever - changing world that we live in so that they can experience a rich, meaningful existence.

When they meet in a collision of fate, the past quickly confronts the present in an explosion of events as these two Chinese millenials struggle to find a meaningful existence in a society fixated on money, materialism and duty.

Education for Life, Education for Happiness: these are the tools that can lead us towards a meaningful existence; a quantum leap towards a mature society.

I predict an increase in suicides specifically related to millennia's inability to live up to a meaningful existence because we are plagued with insurmountable debt of student loans; we can not escape because the cloak of debts burden blinds us from the perseverance needed to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

My goal is to help people adjust in this ever - changing world that we live in so that they can experience a rich, meaningful existence.

I seek some sort of proof of a meaningful existence through my deliberate communication with others.

Yet, a face looks out from the uniform — and if it is masklike, it is only to affirm the existence of what is hidden; the individual straining against the forces (both natural and human) that would destroy it in an instant, and through which it must navigate some meaningful existence.

My goal is to help people adjust in this ever - changing world that we live in so that they can experience a rich, meaningful existence.

Ostracism by a computer is sufficient to lower self - reported feelings of belonging, control, self - esteem, and meaningful existence.

My goal is to help people adjust in this ever - changing world that we live in so that they can experience a rich, meaningful existence.

Independent t - tests revealed significant differences in meaningful existence (t (94) = 3.89; p <.001, d = 0.80), and self - esteem (t (78.79) = 2.01; p =.047; d = 0.41) after the ostracism manipulation between organized (meaningful existence: M = 4.09; SD = 1.39; Self - esteem: M = 4.84; SD = 1.31) and disorganized attachment (meaningful existence: M = 2.97; SD = 1.43; Self - esteem: M = 4.19; SD = 1.81).

Participants were asked to rate questions concerning whether or not they felt a sense of belonging (e. g. «I felt like an outsider» (R); cronbach's alpha =.66), control (e.g., «I felt the other players decided everything» (R); cronbach's alpha =.54) meaningful existence (e.g., «I felt meaningless» (R); cronbach's alpha =.79) and self - esteem (e.g., «I felt insecure» (R); cronbach's alpha =.71).

Patients with organized attachment status responded to ostracism with higher scores in need threat dimensions (self - esteem, meaningful existence) compared to disorganized patients.

This outlines, as postulated above, that this exposure to a brief period of ostracism might activate negative self - schema in disorganized participants with depression; they seem to be more fragile in their self - esteem and their feeling of meaningful existence, than organized patients with depression.

The self - reported level of the threat to primary needs was calculated (meaningful existence and self - esteem).