Sentences with phrase «rhythm of life for»

You can't read very far in any direction in the Bible without realizing that fasting was part of the natural rhythm of life for the people of God.

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For millions of years we lived by the earth's natural rhythms rather than the rigid schedule of the clock.

This is a realistic image in the sense that people can live that way and, its advocates insist, can live well; for they believe that such and only such a way of life is in tune with the deepest rhythms of the bodily and psychic functioning of human beings.

These media are not just technologies transporting content, but they form a world, an enveloping environment like the countryside, which everywhere surrounds us with its rhythms of life and its mechanism for coping with problems.»

This common principle of rhythms is one of the reasons for believing that the root principles of life are, in some lowly form, exemplified in all types of physical existence.

He reports that his parents» home «turned out to be a profoundly healing place» for his son and him, providing «the rhythms and routines of normal family life.

But in the mornings, I want to write about the gloriousness of the mundane life, the wonder of all of us walking each other home for another day, the holiness of how we all save each other, every day, we are sacred in our daily rhythms, this is the life we're living and it's right now, and so put the coffee on, there is grace for all of us, there is something holy in just waking up to start all over again, new.

The Stoics used the new knowledge to exhort men to integrate their lives to the rhythm of the cosmos, for they said man was a constituent part of this vast organism.

What would you say to a millennial who is on the cusp of settling into a rhythm that could define them for adulthood or taking a risk that could change their lives?

This was a time when the rhythms of life were ordered from week to week as family members gathered for worship in «the family pew.»

It is quite another order of knowledge that discloses, for example, the «lunar destiny» of human existence, the fact that man is «measured» by the temporal rhythms illustrated by the phases of the moon, that he is fated to die but, quite like the moon which reappears after three days of darkness, man too can begin his existence anew, that in any case he nourishes the hope in a life after death, assured or ameliorated through an initiation ritual.

We have considerable national resources with which to develop these guidelines, including our tradition of justice and fair play, our respect for individual rights and the common good, and — not least — the wisdom of the eloquent writer who left us those eloquent words about the natural rhythms of life: «For everything there is a season.&raqfor individual rights and the common good, and — not least — the wisdom of the eloquent writer who left us those eloquent words about the natural rhythms of life: «For everything there is a season.&raqFor everything there is a season.»

For a long time, both in my ministry and in the rhythms of my life, I have suffered under the weight of perfectionism.

I love doing all those things, and I've got myself into a good rhythm so that they're naturally now a part of my life and don't seem hard to do anymore, however, sometimes I don't have as much time as I'd like to stick to them all and that's when things go a little wrong for me.

«The importance of storytelling, of the natural rhythms of daily life, of the evolutionary changes in the child, of art as the necessary underpinning of learning, and of the aesthetic environment as a whole — all basic to Waldorf education for the past 70 years — are being «discovered» and verified by researchers unconnected to the Waldorf movement.»

You've got the latest and greatest baby gear, you've hired your Postpartum & Infant Care Doula to help you ease into your new rhythm of life and your family and friends all signed up for a meal train to keep the stress of «What's For Dinner?&raqfor a meal train to keep the stress of «What's For Dinner?&raqFor Dinner?»

In this wonderful book, Sharifa Oppenheimer guides parents of young children on how to establish the life rhythms that lay the foundation for all learning; how to design indoor play environments that allow children the broadest skills development; and how to create backyard play spaces that encourage vigorous movement and a wide sensory palette.

With personal, live instruction you will not only learn strokes and styles of baby massage but the pressure, rate, rhythm, the length of the massage that works best for your unique child.

The things that preschoolers are working on — washing themselves, using the bathroom, the gentle rhythm of setting things up for a snack or lunch and then washing dishes and clearing plates — those extraordinary moments of everyday life is what the core curriculum for preschoolers should be.

Jeffery Miller, Senior Vice President for Player Health and Safety Policy at the National Football League, testified in Washington that while «football has earned a vital place in the rhythm of American life,» helmets for players have not caught up to what is necessary to protect players.

Nick Clegg's political life was just beginning to assume an extraordinary, erratic rhythm of high and lows, of achievement and disaster, that would endure for the whole year, testing him and his supporters to the limits, psychologically, personally and professionally.

The announcement comes on the heels of the Nobel committee awarding two other AAAS members, one of whom is AAAS fellow, the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine on Oct. 2 for uncovering the molecular mechanisms controlling the circadian rhythm of living creatures.

A day before, the Nobel committee awarded two other AAAS members, one of whom is AAAS fellow, the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for uncovering the molecular mechanisms controlling the circadian rhythm of living creatures.

Guidant recently won the approval of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (Rockville, Md.) for an implantable device that can detect and correct abnormal and life - threatening heart rhythms.

If people live in windowless rooms for days on end, experiments have shown, their circadian rhythms gradually drift out of sync, so that they might end up sleeping in the daytime and staying awake all night.

The standard test for risk assessment in relation to life - threatening cardiac rhythm disturbances is currently the left ventricular ejection fraction, which represents a measure of the heart's function and measures the volume of the beat in relation to the overall volume of blood in the ventricle.

«These results suggest that the SCN is indeed responsible for the temperature resistance of circadian rhythms in live animals, and it shows us how important SCN coupling is,» says Blackshaw.

Published for all to see in this week's Science, Kay's approach is being hailed as a milestone in the science of «rhythm genetics», the push by geneticists to understand the mysterious daily, or «circadian», clocks that tick inside most living things.

Circadian rhythms associated with sleeping, waking, eating and the ebb and flow of bodily chemicals reflect a fundamental role for time in the way that living things relate to their environments.

Yet for all its influence in many aspects of our lives — from sleep to immunity and, particularly, metabolism — relatively little is understood about the mammalian circadian rhythm and the interlocking processes that comprise this complex biological clock.

While we were waiting for our evolutionary fast lane to be paved, racing through all of human prehistory and history in the time it takes one of them to divide once, they have been living in time with the planet's deepest, slowest rhythms.

Drums are connected to the rhythm of life and represent the need for grounding and settling.

So resetting your cortisol rhythm, which is what we're really getting at when we talk about «resetting our adrenals,» is one of the most important steps we can take to feel in balance in our lives now and ensure our health for the long term.

When we fall into the natural rhythms of the day, season, and our life cycles, we open up to an ability for great self - love.

Creating a sweet, juicy evening and an earlier bedtime to build your strength, immunity, and healthy glow; connecting more with the ultimate energetic rhythm of the earth + sun to sleep deeper and wake up easier; honoring your personal needs for self care; getting deeply rested, living deeply energized.

Reporting hours in the gym and number of marathons and trendy obstacle courses substitutes for information about joys and accomplishments woven into the day - in - day - out rhythms of life.

Once we're in the city, however, the film does take on an easier - to - follow structure, because even though life here is poverty - blighted and marginalized, the prosaic rhythms of commerce, barter, even traffic jams provide a sort of brief haven for Alias as he falls for Antoinette and learns the ropes of his new business.

He is recognized for his work during the independent film boom of the»90s, appearing in such films as RHYTHM THIEF, LIVING IN OBLIVION, WALKING AND TALKING, BUFFALO» 66, HENRY FOOL, SLUMS OF BEVERLY HILLS and KICKED IN THE HEAD, which he co-wrotof the»90s, appearing in such films as RHYTHM THIEF, LIVING IN OBLIVION, WALKING AND TALKING, BUFFALO» 66, HENRY FOOL, SLUMS OF BEVERLY HILLS and KICKED IN THE HEAD, which he co-wrotOF BEVERLY HILLS and KICKED IN THE HEAD, which he co-wrote.

Synopsis: Amman Abbasi's remarkable debut feature is a lyrical slice of Southern life, with an uncanny feeling for the rhythms of rural existence.

In this routine, Bale has found the rhythm of a charismatic crack addict: always on, always centre - stage, always ready to perform for any inquisitive eyes.The first act inclusion of a camera crew from HBO, who are allegedly shooting a documentary about Dicky's down - and - out life in Lowell, is a stroke of genius from director David O Russell and writers Scott Silver, Paul Tamasy and Eric Johnson.

Patrick Watson gets to the bottom of why a child made a seemingly suicide plunge for the «9th Life of Louis Drax» (Varese Sarabande), and in turn opens up a captivating, surreal world of musical possibilities as he enters an enchanted, subconscious realm of eerie voices and hallucinogenic samples, as coming back to reality with suspense - thriller stylism, as well as waltz - like rhythms.

Dickinson's solitude is a fortuitous fact for Davies, a filmmaker so attuned to the rhythms of domestic life and the intimacies of interior spaces.

Recent Blu - ray and DVD releases include: «Riverdale: The Complete First Season,» which promises David Lynch and delivers «Peyton Place» in its depiction of the shadows and scandals of small - town life with characters taken from Archie Comics; Ronin (1998) directed by a once occasionally great director, John Frankenheimer, involves mercenaries working for unseen paymasters trying to steal a case with unknown contents; Aretha Franklin: Divas Live, on this 2001 VH1 broadcast, released as a DVD / CD set, Franklin opens her concert with «I Can't Turn You Loose» backed by a horn - powered rhythm band that echoes the excitement of past triumphs; and Heal the Living finds people with no apparent relation to one another drawn together by an accident.

Aided by the brisk rhythm of Dirk Westervelt's editing, not only does one truly feel the too much, too quickly whirlwind of Wallace's rise to stardom, it also places it in its proper perspective, for the meat of his story really did only take place over the course of a few years — which then reinforces and reminds that the principal players involved were all quite young when the literally life and death drama unfolded.

I am acutely aware of all the ways in which hot anime boy rhythm game Uta No Prince Sama: Shining Live is pandering to me, and all the ways it is trying to gouge me for money.

Legendary documentary filmmaker Patricio Guzmán (Nostalgia for the Light, The Battle of Chile) discusses memory, the poetic qualities of cinema, and why slow pacing returns us to the rhythm of life.

Instead, Wingo's often spare, and more often eerily transfixing combinations of organic instruments and electronic rhythms create environmental scores for outcast characters to live in.

But it's easy to simultaneously root for Fúsi and understand how people react to him with distaste or alarm, and writer - director Dagur Kári (The Good Heart, Noi The Albino) understands the rhythms of isolation, and how a hint of escape in a dreary life can be worse and more unsettling than the monotony of unbudging limitations.

by Walter Chaw A few things become clear as John Slattery's God's Pocket unspools unsteadily in the titular, fictional Philadelphia slum: that it's perhaps as difficult to adapt Pete Dexter as it is Ray Bradbury, for many surprisingly similar reasons (like him, Dexter's power is in the rhythm and economy of his prose and the poetry of his characters» interior lives); that Philip Seymour Hoffman is irreplaceable and doomed to be remembered for too rarely finding roles worthy of him; and that young Caleb Landry Jones is consistently an astonishment and someone to follow.

Having described all this, I suppose one could say there are a ton of biographical notes about Dickinson's life, but they reveal themselves secondarily to Davies» penchant for the image and rhythm of the film.