Sentences with phrase «often chaotic living»

But perhaps its most important (and sometimes overlooked) benefit is the rare and precious opportunity meditation affords us in the midst of our busy, noisy, and often chaotic lives — to practice silence and self - reflection as a means to knowing ourselves better.

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Often the daily life of a contractor is chaotic and messy.

It is a beautiful picture of how Shiphrah has long been a part of empowering women in this community to have safe, supported, natural births - often in the midst of quite chaotic and difficult life situations.

Around here you'll often find us laughing about stories of our chaotic lives as work at home moms.

Offenders, who often live uniquely chaotic lives, do not just sit in one risk category.

When everything around them may feel chaotic or they feel they can't do anything right, someone with an eating disorder can point to their restrictions, which are often «the only place where they are seeing success in their lives.»

Coming from a chaotic childhood, I often think about how different my entire life would have been if I had been taught yoga at an early age.

Students often have multiple symptoms of trauma related to poverty including hunger, chaotic living situations, abuse and violence.

Unfortunately for many students, this is a very chaotic time in their life, and it is often difficult to complete all of the tasks at this busy time.

I also saw the 18th - century San Francisco Monastery in Lima, the quaint, and often times chaotic markets of Caraz and the beautiful teal lagoons and exhilarating night life in Huaraz.

Laffont says, «Taken together, the images show the chaotic, often painful birth of the country we live in today.»

I know still others who embrace their artistic, often chaotic messiness, living in a way that enhances their creativity, fully in line with their sense of style.

Criminal charges often coincide with chaotic periods in a person's life.

With my 92 - year - old patient, he had withdrawn into rigidity in his non-integrated way of living; with others, chaotic intrusions of emotion and memory may often impair their living a life of inner peace and of interpersonal closeness when integration is not a part of their lives.

Youth in foster care or kinship care often have experienced abuse, neglect, chaotic living situations, and placement (s) away from their families.