Sentences with phrase «one's natural capacity»

I value highly the counseling relationship and feel that I possess a significant and natural capacity for empathy.

However, if your testosterone production is already functioning at its maximum natural capacity, there isn't much you can do to produce «super increases» in testosterone above your natural baseline.

Help expand your child's natural capacity for empathy, kindness, and self - compassion.

State how our deepening understanding of neuroscience can enable us, even in times of great stress, to tap into five natural capacities of the brain

In very accessible ways, we learn how awareness, curiosity, and mindfulness practices can interrupt habits, and discover how to build our own natural capacity for awareness, kindness, and curiosity.

In short, the human condition entails genuinely natural capacities for religion, which these four tendencies often direct toward the actualized practice of religion.

In Jesus, we are called beyond our unaided natural capacity to a higher standard and deeper perfection.

It was first having the courage to question the «healing» prescription laid out in front of me, believing there was another way, and finally understanding that, given the right ingredients, our bodies have an amazing natural capacity to heal.

It might be a way to enhance kids» natural capacities for intense, self - motivated learning.

Crucially, we possess within ourselves the ingredients — simple as they may be — for greatness; when we fail in this task, we fall somehow radically short of our own natural capacities, but yet still uniquely resemble that which we are supposed to be.

One thing to watch out for is that as we humans start to disinfect more and more of our environment, our body's natural capacity to fight pathogens appears to be declining.

Employees do their best in roles that enable them to integrate their talent (the natural capacity for excellence), skills (what they can do) and knowledge (what they know).

When that happens, it is not a miracle in the sense of something that reverses nature but a healing and restoration of a natural capacity.

Our natural capacities and tendencies must actually be realized or expressed, and a culture - making animal like the human being realizes and expresses them in all kinds of different ways.

This view tells us that nonreligious people possess the natural capacities and tendencies toward religion but that those capacities and tendencies have not been activated by environmental, experiential triggers or else have been activated but then neutralized or deactivated by some other social forces.

Translated into English the phrase would be, «in itself ordered», «retain its natural potential», or «without any impairment of its natural capacity», i.e. the couple do not need to be desiring a child or subjectively «open» to one.

We humans are becoming a danger to ourselves, simply because of our natural capacity to multiply indefinitely on a finite planet.

We just need to show that the Open Letter's noble picture of God commanding us to love in ways that use our natural capacities to their full potential is beautifully completed by the fact that He loves us in ways that enable us, body and soul, to return it.

The pastor is less likely to be a critical factor in membership trends in churches of one hundred or fewer members because of the natural capacity of the small congregation to be like an extended family.

While he remained generally optimistic about man's natural capacities, Thomas knew that man is destined for much more than a purely natural relationship with God as first cause.

The Church believes that people have a natural capacity to distinguish between generous love and self - centered lust.

By this first and fundamental contact of God with our kind, by virtue of the penetration of the Divine into our nature, a new life was born, an unexpected enlargement and «obediential» prolongation of our natural capacities: Grace.

So fundamentalism may be described as a modern religious disease, for it distorts genuine religious faith in the same way as cancer distorts and misdirects the natural capacity of body cells to grow.

At the time of the fall, this natural capacity for giving was lost.

Does the fallen human condition darken our natural capacity for metaphysical knowledge?

If pacifism rests on a trust that people have a natural capacity and an irrepressible tendency to resolve their differences justly and harmoniously, then pacifism is a delusion, and a dangerous one.

The lesson Hong Kong teaches is that there is no fixed level of resources, no natural capacity, no predefined limit to what people might do if given the opportunity to exercise the real factors in development: enterprise, creativity, and risk.

Whenever the context requires especial precision I distinguish between the «human loves» meaning man's love for man, other creatures, the world, beauty, all the things which call forth our natural capacities for love, and «the love of God», meaning the gracious love which God gives to man and which takes on the special character of forgiveness and reconciliation.

By respecting the natural capacity of plants, animals and the landscape, organic agriculture aims to optimize quality in all aspects of agriculture and the environment.

Mass Audubon will work with its local Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary in Natick as well its partner OARS and the Town of Hudson to demonstrate how to maximize the natural capacity of soils and plants to absorb and filter water through LID approaches like rain gardens and native plantings.

Outlier memory is often the result of using mnemonic devices rather than a natural capacity.

Zinc supposedly helps the body's natural defenses work to their natural capacity and decrease the severity and length of a cold.

It also helps to increase the liver's natural capacity to regenerate new and improved healthy cells in place of old and damaged previous ones.

If you structure your workout like this, you will be able to maximize the body's natural capacity to stimulate muscle growth.

It's relatively easy for flexible people to overdo it and stretch the lumbar joints beyond their natural capacity without even knowing it, which can eventually strain the lower back.

Yet, for the past few months, my body has been operating beyond its natural capacity to perform optimally.

Naturopathic medicine believes that every individual possess a vital force, the «vis», that has a natural capacity to heal the body.

The motivation behind meditation is not to get rid of thoughts, but to train the mind to reclaim its natural capacity to stay present.

Children's bodies have a natural capacity for flexibility, which means that a child who starts a practice like yoga early can extract much joy from being able to bend, twist and fold into weird and wonderful shapes.

The Fatty Liver Solution is an all natural program aimed particularly at treating fatty liver but is also an extremely useful guide in restoring the liver to its natural capacity.

I teach an approach to yoga that respects individual difference and the natural capacity of the body to heal itself.

Thinking is a natural capacity to handle the obtained experience and data, examine and distinguish the segments of data that may end up being fundamental at one point in time.

Inviting a gaggle of artists to design these may seem a superficial bit of outmoded British art boosting, but in reality it is a romantic restatement of the Olympic ideal, inviting artists to imagine the forces of human effort and natural capacity that have always made sport a theme for modern art (think of cubist portraits of cyclists and Picasso's beach ball scenes).

Such an approach collapses the natural capacity to easily apprehend an image.

What articles about the reef should convey is that it is critically important that the global community, and Australia in particular, take action to bolster the resilience of the reef and maximize its natural capacity to recover.