Sentences with phrase «rhythms of life in»

In fact, it clears up a long - standing uncertainty: just how much global warming − driven by prodigal human combustion of fossil fuels − is changing the rhythms of life in one zone of the planet.

This work acquires some of the rhythms of life in Harlem, from its intellectual and pulp histories to the daily chatter of its residents.

An Italian masterpiece that elegantly and effortlessly depicts the natural rhythms of life in a rural community in the nineteenth century.

The cultural rhythms of our life in Brooklyn had also become jarring.

Greentique Hotels delivers exceptional Costa Rica experiences that connect you to the magic of nature, and to the warm, good nature of Costa Rica's people, culture, and the ubiquitous, easy rhythm of life in the tropics that is «Pura Vida.»

The arrangement is a very complex combination that enforces the impression of the survival and rhythm of life in the reality, and transforms the living situation and the desire of consuming in contemporary China into graphics.

Oceans have absorbed 93 % of the world's carbon emissions, «curbing the heat felt on land but drastically altering the rhythm of life in the ocean,» says Dan Laffoley, at the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

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The men participate fully in the rhythms of church life and receive spiritual counsel and religious education.

I'm in what Madeline L'Engle called «the tired thirties» of my life — I'm a wife and a stay - at - home mum of three tinies and my days are spent in predictable rhythms in our small community in western Canada.

His season of play over, he is able to find a similar joy in his work, knowing that it, too, is a part of life's God - intended rhythm.

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.

When we live in the rhythms of the sabbath, «we begin to sway to a beat that runs counter to some of the other rhythms of our busy lives.»

Pulling crabgrass in the backyard, weekending at a cabin in the mountains, watching televised NFL football games — these offered themselves as activities more harmonious with the established rhythm of life than attending church.

Within this frame, these nameless Hebrew poets succeeded in giving supreme expression to the basic rhythms of inner life: bleak despair in the face of accumulated disaster, stubborn hope, gratitude, exultation, rhapsodic celebration of the splendors of creation, contentment in the quiet joys of the good life.

It offers instruction in the technology of the holy — instruction that will shape the divine service in the temple and the rhythm and content of Israel's holy life after it enters the land.

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.

There is research to show that the rhythm of the lives of adult men and women in our society is determined largely by career patterns at work and expectations of self - fulfillment, especially sexual fulfillment, in their personal lives.

Perhaps the Eastern Christian Tradition can provide a way to preserve the material blessings of Western technology and scientific insights without losing the intuitive spiritual wisdom gained earlier when Religious Traditions experienced Grace more deeply by their participation in the natural rhythms of life.

I am learning to choose faithfulness, contentment, responsibility and generosity in the rhythms of a life dedicated to the ways of Jesus and real personhood, affirming our Maker as creator and giver and sustainer of it all.

The human organism, too, formed in the course of this grand evolutionary beat, is co-evolving in a delicately balanced rhythm with the embracing web of life on this planet.

The challenge to embrace comes in recognizing that the rhythm of personal transformation and pastoral ministry is death and renewal: «We always carry around in our body the death of Jesus, so that the life of Jesus may also be revealed in our body.

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.

Religious orthodoxy» the tradition of long - standing faith communities» embeds the sacred time of redemption in the rhythm of human life.

As laborers, then, we are bound to the cycle of biological life, laboring and consuming in rhythm with nature.

«Band of Sons» was a personal favourite, with easy rhythms, rich vocals and a soaring chorus that calls us to persevere in the life of faith.

I find God in the ordinary quotidian rhythms of my life, I do.

Faith then is a persistent beat in the rhythm of intellectual life.

He is the man whose inner life is ordered in accordance with the rhythm of the Church's commemoration of Christ.

In the rhythm of our daily lives we all move back and forth between venturesomeness and need.

Following Exodus 31, in which God makes the Sabbath the sign of an irrevocable covenant with the people of Israel, Jewish leaders have emphasized its special place in Jewish life and heard in its rhythm the structure that has kept Jewish identity alive amid terrible adversity.

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.

Is it not the case in fact that the Maoists are right in insisting on changing the basic material conditions of life before attempting the subtler cultivation of character through interpersonal rhythms and that the traditional approaches of both Confucianism and Taoism were counterrevolutionary?

The daily lot of all of its is caught up in the rhythm and flow of ordinary life with its routine duties.

Here the proportionality becomes part of a non-reductionist biology sustaining the thesis that life proceeds by creating organisms whose temporalities increasingly broadened over those of matter — whose fundamental rhythms are both greater in breadth than those of matter, and richer in content.

When the Jews finally settled on a seven - day week ending in the Sabbath to make people self - conscious about the rhythm of life, they numbered the other days with reference to the Sabbath.

It is found in his notion of the durations (the rhythms) of life and of matter, and their interrelations.

On different levels (cosmological, anthropological, «spiritual»), the lunar rhythm reveals structures that can be homologized, that is to say, modalities of existence subject to the laws of time and of cyclic becoming, existences destined to a «life» which carries in its very structure death and rebirth.

If Hempton skirts the intricacies of Wesley's theology, he delivers a virtuoso performance in showing how Wesley's words were translated into the rhythms of daily life.

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.»

The majority of religious symbols reveal the World in its totality or one of its structures (night, water, heaven, stars, seasons, vegetation, temporal rhythms, animal life, etc.), or they refer to situations constitutive of all human existence, that is to say, to the fact that man is mortal, is a sexual being, and is seeking what today we call «ultimate reality.»

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.

The Chosen One sees that mankind lives cheerfully and painlessly; the old world sprouts and blooms continually ever anew; life goes on, in the ups and downs of its natural rhythm.

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

In the state of the busy world today, it seems that our priorities are so focused on the high speed rhythms of work and priorities, that we don't have any time to think about what we are feeding the very body that is endlessly chugging us through a life of almost impossible demand.

Poured with precision, the tasty elixirs are served tableside or in the V Lounge amid the stylish rhythms of locally and nationally acclaimed live jazz and blues musicians who play seven nights a week, proffering a memorable evening.

Centrally located in the bustling South Lamar neighborhood, the rhythm of Backbeat comes to life in a stylish, two - story venue including a cocktail lounge and a rooftop patio with stunning views.

Centrally located in the bustling South Lamar neighborhood, the rhythm of Backbeat comes to life with two distinctive spaces including a cocktail lounge and a rooftop patio with stunning views.

Earth & Skye Farm is a small CSA farm and an adventure in growing vibrant, healthy food and soil while exploring the spiritual and creative dimensions of farming; providing space to experience and honor the rhythms of seasonality in plant, insect and human life.

Yet in this area in the not too distant past, each day a handful of lives would be reaped from the earth and ground into dust to the rhythm of a semi-automatic.

And no one understands that better than the fans of the Milwaukee Bucks, who have made the best of their lot in life by letting the rhythm take them over, Bailamos.