Attention revolves around alertness (the ability to become alert and focus on a task) and vigilance (sustained alertness).
This will prevent you from having to turn on the bathroom lights, which can cause your body to become alert and wake up.
By doing this regularly, you train your mind to become alert to things that are related to your goals, and gradually your mind will automatically guide you to do whatever needed to achieve them.
"When they wake up, I rub a dab of peppermint oil on their temples to help them become alert".
Though our current set of pronouns doesn't come close to representing the spectrum that is gender, Nelson says, "The answer isn't just to introduce new words and then set out to reify their meanings One must also become alert to the possible uses, possible contexts, the wings with which each word can fly".
Since Freud, we have become alert to the way that writing tries to hide, and fails to cover up, the anxieties that disturb it.
Simply put, Murdoch has become alert to the obvious: the customers News Corp is losing or failing to gain with television and newspapers tend to share an interest in music and MySpace's 16 million monthly users (featuring roughly 200,000 web pages created by music groups) is where many spend hours listening to music, watching videos and dating each other.
That is to say, patients administered dexmedetomidine become alert and can respond to commands following modest stimulation such as shaking (Kamibayashi & Maze, 2000; Venn & Grounds, 2001).
There is no end to thinking, the same repetitive thoughts and patterns will keep arising in your consciousness unless you become alert enough to cut through the thoughts and mental state to connect to your higher consciousness, your trueself.
Also, Dr. Domenech said, more poor countries have become alert to outbreaks.
However, there is always the possibility that a lover can be awakened to other kinds of beauty, as, say, inherent in the insights of science or the arts; and then they may become alert to the beauty of truth.
