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The mindfulness of the client and the loving presence of the practitioner are very like practices of the Buddhist meditator; and one of the eventual goals is similar, a kind of attentiveness, calm and compassion toward the self and others.

Unsurprisingly, there is a crisis of attentiveness.

It is a moment of attentiveness.

A genealogy of the historical forms of imagination or of attentiveness in literature and the other arts traces these forms back to epistemological realms that predate aesthetic experience: to the medieval formation of the soul, to attentiveness in prayer practices, and even further back to Aristotle and Plato (s. N. Largier, Marno).

Her poems examine and enact the phenomenon of attentiveness.

Here the ceremony was informal, almost formless, with people dropping in and out of attentiveness.

"There is always something attractive in attentiveness," says Reardon. "Mod exaggerates the tropes of attentiveness, falling just short of turning them into a mania.

Of course, luxury chains have always featured a high level of attentiveness.

The process begins in rehearsal with some combination of attentiveness, gesticulation and talk.

In short they underestimate the human value of attentiveness.

But money from the government does not take the place of attentiveness from children and grandchildren.