Sentences with phrase «own sacred space»

Meditation gives you the opportunity to not only hear your intuition, but it allows you the sacred space to consider your newfound intuitive wisdom, all in the comfort and privacy of your own mind.

«Okay, I'm just going to finish this fucking sentence — Holacracy affords every person sacred space,» Alexis said.

And I am fiercely protective of these sacred spaces.

According to the Oxford Times, she wrote in a newsletter: «I am not usually a grumpy person but I have been overwhelmed by the numbers of tourists coming through the church and the fact that so many of them seem unaware that this is a sacred space.

Those that get to have the privilege of being in the sacred space of someone who is getting ready to cross over are simply a container, one who should be listening... not imposing any of their own beliefs or will at that point!

We must continue to provide sacred spaces and opportunities for us all to pause, to turn off our devices long enough to experience the divine.

I value sacred spaces where people are allowed to seek freely without fear of negative repercussions.

GET THIS CARTOON I value sacred spaces where people are allowed to seek freely without fear of negative repercussions.

So how might we help the emerging generation to develop a digital decorum that accounts for sacred spaces?

The theology, literature, poetry, music, sculpture, spirituality, feasts, and other forms of Christianity become the sacred space within which conversion unfolds.

St Ambrose's verses, once inscribed on the baptistery's walls, proclaimed the meaning of the sacred space:

The Reformation had called into question the place of art in sacred spaces, and the political and ecclesiastical future of the region was up for grabs.

On the one hand, any rite possesses perceptible signs and symbols that the artist may pluck from the temporal flow and convert into permanent images: light, water, incense, bodily gestures, garments and sacred spaces may inhabit the canvas or fill the fresco.

You are even picketing outside of churches and sending people in to invade them during their worship services, violating their sacred space, because they don't live up to your «standards».

It's a sacred space and it reminds us all that you don't have to have everything figured out to show up anyway.

The Levitical law's sacrificial system didn't pertain to atonement and forgiveness though, it was a means of maintaining ritual purity within sacred space.

The «Circle of Protection» refers to the sacred space surrounding «programs that meet the essential needs of hungry and poor people at home and abroad.»

Our secularized, de-absolutized anti-culture reaches now even into our churches and other sacred spaces, dictating a partly unconscious watering - down into «niceness» of tough Christian understandings and an emptying - out of Christian words and concepts.

So I hope R. R. Reno can understand my consternation when I saw that Ferguson had now invaded the sacred space of my favorite periodical.

Icons of the transfiguration, for example, depict Christ inside a round or oval mandorla, a sacred space around his body that symbolizes his glory and the divine dimension of his being.

Bartholomew argues to the contrary, claiming that Christ's teaching redeems all places precisely by extending sacred space beyond Israel» beyond the limited space inhabited by any particular nation or people» to the whole of creation.

These elements reflect some of the traditional aspects of sacred space that have been passed down for centuries.

The mountain, a sacred space in ancient Jewish cosmology, is where heaven and earth, God and humanity, meet.

In that sacred space that stands between the individual and the Creator, no state, society, or other human person dares to intervene.

Historically, «s.e.x done well and right and with love involved» was carried out in sacred spaces by priests and priestesses.

So architectural and artistic preservation, when it values sacred space in the context of ordinary surroundings, assists in the hallowing of the rest of life, decades later.

The Reformation had called into question the place of art in sacred spaces, and the political and ecclesiastical....

This day was the first chance the public had to see inside the sacred space for the area's 49,000 Mormons, and it was also one of the last.

As a boy he needs to play; and the tree provides him with a sacred space, pole and shelter under which to play and branches in which to adventure.

Jesus heals the woman in sacred space (a synagogue, mentioned twice) and within sacred time, namely on a Sabbath (noted no fewer than five times), and he is criticized for this breach of the law.

«This is a sacred space, set apart place for only those who are devout followers of the faith,» Walker said.

We need to envision the interconnected flourishing, the shalom, of all Earth's creatures, not just those who feel at home in sacred spaces.

And when we see his point, we will also see what Moses was teaching about sacred spaces, religious spaces, or holy ground.

«God was ordering the cosmos to function for people and as sacred space.

She nodded her head along mechanically to an only too familiar righteous - angry - dad lecture, this one about behaving respectfully and reverently in sacred spaces.

The retreat organiser approaches the priest leading the group and inquires about the arrangements for the afternoon ahead designated as sacred space on the itinerary.

The various styles each in their own way point to God, and the consecrated building or sacred space even today challenges the secular assumptions of society.

If he or she wants to make what can be called a sacred space, the problem has nothing to do with age or with personal or social events.

Six Christians talk about the sacred spaces in which they experience the presence and holiness of Go... More

Both transpired within what many observers would call «the sacred space» of Wiltshire Church's sanctuary, and both represented instances in what the same observers might call «the sacred time» of Wiltshire's ongoing history.

There is no special area in a church building that can be justified as sacred space any more than there is authenticated sacred time within particular parish history.

In recent years there has been growing appreciation of the Aboriginals» sense of sacred space and of their rich spiritual traditions of the «dream - time».

Instead of dedicating sacred space for all believers, certain leaders had commercialized a worship space.

But since at the root of all this lies the experience of sacred space and a cosmological conception, we can conceive the study of the orientatio solely as a study of the symbolism of sacred space.

There are innumerable rites of orientation and myths that justify them, all of which are ultimately derived from the experience of sacred space.

«Evangelicals are notoriously vague about what constitutes our sacred spaces.

The command makes feast time for them — like festival time for us — set apart time in the sacred space of Jerusalem.

The Jacobins» sacred spaces» the Champs «de «Mars or the Tuileries» would find their amplified echoes in Forum Mussolini in Rome and in Nuremberg.

It's not so much about needing the grip or the surface — more about having a sacred space to come to.

It is a juice bar; a coffee bar; a charcuterie counter; an appetizing shop outputting pickled herring, smoked oysters, and gravlax; a pizza place; a sandwich spot; a bakery; and a sacred space for vegetable dishes so vibrant — carrots in house - made hot sauce, rye berries with yogurt — they could bring Alice Waters to tears.