Sentences with phrase «own authentic life»

The plan, outlined in a document titled «A Vision for Change», aims to ensure all transgender people in Britain can live full authentic lives at home, at work and in public, free from discrimination or abuse.

We still have lots to do, and I hope that everyone will join Stonewall and the Stonewall Trans Advisory Group on this journey, in ensuring that all trans people can live full and authentic lives not just in Britain, but across the world.»

IT IS Octoberfest every week at Edelweiss Restaurant on the corner of Hay and Milligan streets, Perth.Edelweiss holds a beer fest every Friday and Saturday featuring authentic live music from yodeller Christa and his band Aramis.

I wrote the following review (which appeared in Themelios) of Colin Duriez's Francis Schaeffer: An Authentic Life back in 2009.

Too often, however, she is content to settle for the path of least resistance, language and images gathered not from authentic life in the fallen world but from the smooth pandering of liberal mainline sermons.

Belief draws the believer to love and authentic life.

«6116 Sterile both in environment and attitude, Homo Faber finds it impossible to participate sensually in a way that will create authentic life.

Authentic life strives for that which it lacks.

So in practice authentic life becomes possible only when man is delivered from himself.

Cross and resurrection form a single, indivisible cosmic event which brings judgment to the world and opens up for men the possibility of authentic life.

He is capable of knowing that his authentic life consists in self - commitment, but is incapable of realizing it because however hard he tries he still remains what he is, self - assertive man.

If the authentic life of man is one of self - commitment, then that life is missed not only by the blatantly self - assertive but also by those who try to achieve self - commitment by their own efforts.

The New Testament speaks and faith knows of an act of God through which man becomes capable of self - commitment, capable of faith and love, of his authentic life.

Thus the New Testament and the philosophers agree that the authentic life is possible only because in some sense it is already a present possession.

If the radical self - assertion which makes it impossible for man to achieve the authentic life of self - commitment is identical with sin, it must obviously be possible for man to understand his existence altogether as a gift of God.

No one can identify only himself with the Church and her authentic life; everyone has only his own particular gift which he may and should incorporate in the Church, even though this is impossible without a certain fraternal controversy.

The authentic life, on the other hand, would be a life based on unseen, intangible realities.

May we each have the courage to live such an authentic life, free from the unnecessary burdens we impose on ourselves by becoming too preoccupied with what one of my friends refers to as «an over-devotion to Our Lady of Perpetual Discernment.»

Christian must think dauntlessly about everything both earthly and worldly, including death and its relation to living an authentic life.

Its guiding hermeneutical principle is the question of authentic life for all men.

I personally feel that a true spiritual person isn't a «fence - sitter» but someone who strives to live an authentic life by being in tune with their self, making decisions that fit their personal life and not living to please any organization.

Christian life, I should urge upon you, is just that authentic life in love.

(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 unity between them is of a different order: they «form a single, indivisible «cosmic» event which brings judgment to the world and opens up for men the possibility of authentic life.»

This is the true and authentic life of man, a life based on invisible and incalculable reality, a life in the «Spirit».

The one truth to which authentic life must hold is that we are free to tell the truth about life, and to choose how we shall take it.

His attack on Ritschl, which was at the same time an attack on the whole trend of liberal theology at that time, was against the assumption that authentic lives of Jesus could be written which would portray him as a moral teacher urging men to build the kingdom of God by their labors.

A rich man asked Jesus what he could do to have authentic life.

But he did so to conquer and to give us authentic life.

Heidegger is concerned with the ability to live an authentic life and be authentic in the world and sees an improper relationship to technology not technology itself as detrimental to that goal.

That tension (in but not of) is what will fuel healthy and authentic life / ministry.

Of course, possible side effects of this attitude include irrelevance, unreliability, hypocrisy, superiority complexes, judgmental self - righteousness and a lack of authentic life transformation.

-- Bernard Haering, The Virtues of an Authentic Life

Others have thought that the emptiness of the term» God» makes it clear that we must either cease to use this word or redefine it in terms of categories that are meaningful to modern man — love, the depth dimension, creative interchange, authentic life, or Mitmenschlichkeit.

Cobbling may well be in fact, a noble art or at the least a sacred pathway to creative, authentic life.

I always wanted to bring emotional transformation alongside healthy food and empowered & authentic living, as this was what worked for me.

I'm going to get all Oprah on you and tell you to live your authentic life.

I was kind of wondering about this aspect of your motherhood and reading all the lovely comments plus your article has once again confirmed for me that there is no «normal» and anyone who insists that «normal» exists is likely missing out on the beauty of an authentic life, consciously lived.

Alissa writes at A New History where she blogs about the challenge of authentic living with her husband, Levi and her almost two year old son, Solomon.

Second, yes, my first post solely concerns my opinions: the suggestion that people «should» grow up and quit trying to define their «authentic lives» through fantasies about passion and security.

That said, I believe we all should at least ask the question, and determine what will be their own authentic life — knowing that their are many authentic lives as we change and age.

If your ideal of an «authentic life» doesn't include sacrificing fantasy in favor of reality, then don't get married and don't complain that you just can't find the right person!

Will we be living our most authentic life by seeking that «security»?

So Cristina, who is supposedly living an «authentic life» is really just another immature character in the story.

It's hard to not want to celebrate someone finding the strength to live an authentic life.

In the end, only Cristina, as untethered as she may appear to most people, chooses to live an authentic life.

Military spouse, breastfeeding advocate, natural parent, and seamstress, Amy ran into natural parenting by accident, and now blogs at Amy Willa: Me Mothering, and Making it All Work and Natural Parents Network, in order to share her experience and inspire others to live an authentic life and seek peace in parenting.

Alissa writes at A New History where she blogs about the challenge of authentic living with her husband, Levi and her one year old son, Solomon.

(For much more on this topic, read Levoy's book: Callings: Findings and Following an Authentic Life)

Leigh Tremaine is an author, motivational speaker, and consultant on mindfulness, wellness, and authentic living, helping people to embody their authenticity and make positive...