Sentences with phrase «on wholeness»

Hi all, I am excited to include another guest blog post on the Wholeness Simplified Blog.

Simple in form but not strictly minimalist, these richly colored works, painted on handmade Indian paper, are deeply soulful contemplations on wholeness and unity.

Since the basic idea of holistic care is the focus on wholeness, it only makes sense from a healing aspect that the mind, body, spirit be dealt with simultaneously.

Let's focus our attention on the wholeness of the human results and not so much on the science.

Nothing could have a greater impact on the wholeness of the next generation than providing in every community a network of readily available growth and growth - repair (therapy) opportunities for parents of young children and parents - to - be.

The emphasis on wholeness, the interconnectedness of everything with everything else which is so characteristic of Whiteheadian metaphysics, nourished Suchocki in her own feminist aspirations toward integrity, i.e., a self - image which would be peculiarly her own and yet would be in line with the legitimate expectations of others ~ she commented, «we women are weavers, weaving the intelligible pattern of our lives out of the fabric of intensely personal experiences of sharing life with others.

Philosophy succeeds in rendering me... help in its individual disciplines precisely through each of these disciplines not reflecting, and not being able to reflect, on the wholeness of man... in every one of these disciplines the possibility of its achieving anything in thought rests precisely on its objectification, on what may be termed its «de-humanization.»

A corollary of Buber's emphasis on the wholeness of man is his rejection of the traditional idea that man is human because of his reason.

It is clear that one foundation of Buber's definition of ethics is his philosophy of dialogue with its emphasis on wholeness, decision, presentness, and uniqueness.

Not exact matches

Our wholeness, our integrity, depends on the health of our friendship with God.

The Cross was an instrument of death but I think as a symbol it represents wholeness with it's different dimensions in which the celts were able to expand on its significane.

(Of course, that's exactly what the «Literal Word of God» folks are doing, too, but they carry the burden of having to reconcile all those unfortunate lines about slaves, murder, rape, and so on with spiritual wholeness.)

Open your eyes and see what the Spirit is birthing in these days, watch women rising up to reclaim their communities for peace and wholeness, watch women laying on hands and proclaiming the Gospel with their lives and their voices and their writing and their songs and even, yes, in their quiet.

From this research, Barb wrote the book * Spiritual Abuse Recovery: Dynamic Research on Finding a Place of Wholeness *.

Play having opened him up to the possibility of relating directly to joy itself, Lewis later found that joy to be fully actualized in his personal experience with Jesus Christ.83 According to Lewis, not only does God's joy cause us to «en - joy» on the tangent of play's horizon where the radical otherness of God meets the radical wholeness of humankind, but joy also expresses itself in the encounter with the person of Christ.

The coverage of and commentary on these and similar stories has everything to do with profitability and very little to do with the advancement of social health and human wholeness.

His gentle call is for healing, forgiveness and wholeness on our road to holiness.

Our young woman continues on her solitary journey towards her own courage and wholeness.

On the other hand, they have in common this notion of unbroken wholeness.

Reaching for the wholeness of Scripture is to read each text in the canonical context, not to see it as an atomic unit all alone but as a member of the divinely willed body of the canon such that the light of every part is shed on all the rest.

Therefore, this notion of unbroken wholeness seems to be the one common feature which might unite relativity and quantum mechanics, whereas they fall apart on the attempt to describe in detail how things happen.

We long to experience the wholeness, or shalom, that Jesus unfurled on the earth.

We worked for a sense of wholeness, a new perspective on the self, a feeling of internal, personal goodness.

Beyond the anger — if we can keep on talking to each other long enough — awaits a relationship between the sexes which can provide the basis for a benevolent society and fullness (wholeness) of life for everyone.

The wholeness (shalom) of human existence is already present as the promise of God's blessing on those who seek life.

Couldn't there be a kind of very concrete reflection — a kind of phenomenological reflection that tries to grasp the event in its wholeness, but is still reflecting on it?

In our sexual lives, as in all other areas, we know that while we may be on a journey toward wholeness, we are a long way from our destination.

In doing so it would become so general that it would reach a false unity instead of the genuine wholeness of the subject based on «the contemplation of all its manifold nature.»

To become aware of a man, therefore, means in particular to perceive his wholeness as person defined by spirit: to perceive the dynamic centre which stamps on all his utterances, actions, and attitudes the tangible sign of oneness.

Similarly, it must be based not only on the personal wholeness of the individual but also on a social restructuring of society.

Buber's early essays on Judaism set forth with marked clarity the concern for personal wholeness, for the realization of truth in life, and for the joining of spirit and of basic life energies which consistently appears in all of his later writings and determines, as much as any other element of his thought, his attitude toward evil.

To obtain a right perspective we must remember, he says, «that the relation of a soul to its organic life depends on the degree of wholeness and unity attained by the soul.»

At this point it is sufficient to say that for the moment we recognize that we are not what we might be, that human existence is in defection from its proper fulfillment, and that we are in need of the wholeness of life which will put us on the right path and enable us to become more and more what God intends for us to be.

Nietzsche's influence may account in part for the dynamism of Buber's philosophy, for its concern with creativity and greatness, for its emphasis on the concrete and actual as opposed to the ideal and abstract, for its idea of the fruitfulness of conflict, and for its emphasis on the value of life impulses and wholeness of being as opposed to detached intellectuality.

He had a strong emphasis on androgynous wholeness in his understanding of growth.

They are based on positive interactions, effective communication and an emotional give - and - take with another human being that reflects health and wholeness.

I can't stop asking God to heal him and lead him to wholeness, but it feels hypocritical and just plain false to keep on.

Open your eyes and see what the Spirit is birthing in these days, watch women rising up to reclaim their communities for peace and wholeness, watch women laying on hands and proclaiming the Gospel with their lives and their voices and their writing and their songs and their storms.

If one pierces beneath the veneer of pop - cartesianism the old way of holding on to what is important and desiring for wholeness in even an infinite can make itself shown.

Since health is wholeness, this goal can not be reached by concentrating solely on physical activity.

Those who think on Marxist lines believe that all that is necessary to inspire and polarize the human molecules is that they should look forward to an eventual state of collective reflection and sympathy, at the culmination of anthropogenesis, from which all will benefit through participation: as it were, a vault of intermingled thoughts, a closed circuit of attachments in which the individual will achieve intellectual and affective wholeness to the extent that he is one with the whole system.

(19) Perls» emphasis on authentic living, on encountering the «fertile void,» on death and rebirth, on awakening to one's potential and powers — all have affinities with the salugenic (wholeness - nurturing) dimension of the Judeo - Christian heritage.

The Spirit is the vitality that operates on the frontiers of life directing it and thrusting it toward wholeness and joy.

In the words of an ancient prayer, it is the visible expression of «that wonderful and sacred mystery» which speaks to us and works on us, through the very imperfection, weakness, error, and even the sin of the empirical institution, to manifest in the world of time and space the abiding reality of God's operation in the event of Christ for human wholeness.

It takes courage for people to talk through their pain on their way to wholeness.

In part the realization of the Church community in the New World waits on the development of institutions able to give it form and wholeness; in part the institutionalization in denominations expresses the variety and unity characteristic of the community on this part of the planet.

The teaching of Jesus that those who follow him have eternal life means that spiritual wholeness does not depend on marriage or on becoming a parent.

You recruit a team of professionals to work with you in promoting peace and wholeness with patients, psychotherapists to help them focus on hope, physical therapists to help them learn to be at home in their bodies again.

You have felt it on occasions when you were accepted as a person just as you are, when you felt the «attributed wholeness» that society can and does give.

Boff confronts the challenges offered by today's world in its wholeness, not denying the existing antagonisms on a micro as well as a macro level.