The phrase "achieved a mind" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of reaching a certain level of understanding or consciousness, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "After years of study and reflection, she finally felt that she had achieved a mind capable of deep philosophical thought."
Alternatives: "gained insight" or "developed awareness".
It is anything we can do to achieve a mind without agitation, hesitation, or anticipation.
Finally, after he returned to the United States in October and was arrested again and waiting to stand trial, there was the final Acid Test, the graduation ceremony ostensibly designed to persuade people to go beyond drugs and achieve a mind-altered state without LSD.
Members of the fashion world are a notoriously parochial and persuadable lot, a point rarely lost during the final days of the twice-a-year collections, by which time editors, stylists and store buyers have achieved a Vulcan mind meld and ordained some new designer a genius, while reclassifying some one-time genius a joke, all for reasons that seem to have little to do with talent.
Meditation is more difficult when you have not removed restlessness and achieved a sound mind and body.
He wants you to achieve balance, to "reach flow," to achieve a "mirrorlike mind".
For Marilyn, always worried about going insane like her mother, Freud's ideas offered a way to achieve a balanced mind that might keep her from the incarcerations and electric shock treatments her mother had endured.
That is sitting still for 20 minutes a day, which gives time for your worries to come up, but don't think about them just allow them to naturally pass until you achieve a calm mind.
This does not have to be a religious practice, the intention is to give time for your worries to come up, but don't think about them just allow them to naturally pass until you achieve a calm mind.
Even though conventional truths are to be eventually eradicated (spang bya), the representational images of the conventional reality will nevertheless continue to appear in the minds of even those who are highly realized beings, that is, until they achieved a complete cessation of mind and mental states.
The next open house is Oct. 18 at 5 30 p.m. 5. Brown's revelers could not possibly have achieved a Zen frame of mind knowing that they were dangling gold-rimmed cups and saucers worth $1,520.
