Sentences with phrase «with pure intent»

But only when it's combined with a pure intent.

With pure intent we will be able to go beyond our thoughts and in that stillness feel or know that the connection (the string) to the source of pure awareness has never been broken.

Less than ten minutes from the stylish boutiques, ateliers and eateries of boho - chic Ubud, Four Seasons Sayan encapsulates Bali at its philosophical and soulful best: a sublime setting where man, humanity and nature unite with purest intent.

Not exact matches

If this intent is successfully realized, it will in part lend support to Hartshorne's claim that the dipolar conception of God is more compatible with religious experience than views which conceive God primarily in terms of the category of the absolute, or pure actuality, or being, etc..

The dosage is powerful, with 420 mg of pure cranberry extract per capsule, which is apparently «cultivated in accordance with nature's intent ``.

But informal eLearning experiences are a little different from the purest forms of informal learning, because they're designed with intent.

And that line of intent — in its purest curve, meaning with some simplification here — starts with a system that made it impossible for retailers to control pricing of ebooks if they wanted to offer a deal to customers; it ends in retailers now able to offer that deal to customers on those ebooks.

Today the word «noble» is associated with noble birth, courage, and pure intent.

Probably because it was not intented to compete with 10 years old fully oriented pure FPS franchise but add a FPS component to Star Citizen?

In the midst of the Chelsea art scene, Martin's show presents an opportunity to step away from it all all and reflect not on one's self or your own artistic ambition — but a complete disassociation with your surroundings — and to engage with art that was made viscerally, with pure artistic intent.

Unfortunately, when someone takes a highly visible public position (as Lindzen did in 2001 with the publication of the Iris paper), the entirely unscientific issue of «preserving face» can sometimes override the otherwise pure intent of the scientist to retain an open mind.