She spends much of her time there, either alone, communing with his spirit, or entertaining a State Department liaison and a newspaper reporter who has his own motives for urging her to grant him an interview against the government's wishes.
And from the courtyard of the priests he would enter into the courtyard, and finally into the Holy of Holies, the Kodesh Kodashim, where he would stand alone to commune with God.
Imagine that all of your friends were also brought up in the selfsame manner with no "secret garden" to be their refuge whenever they wanted to dream and wonder, to figure out the world for themselves, or to be alone to commune with themselves.
I rushed home from school, to the church, to the altar, to be alone there, to commune with Jesus, my dearest Friend, who would never fail me, who knew all the secrets of my heart.
She went on to say that it was her "greatest pleasure to commune alone with the great God & to feel that he would listen to my prayers".
Go for walks in nature with family, friends, alone, and commune with the world that you're a part of.
You don't come here to commune with him, let alone to attend to the ideas the memorial's Web site insists are latent here: "democracy, justice, hope and love".
www.clevelandorchestra.com BEETHOVEN PIANO SONATAS -- Daniel Barenboim, who opened the Carnegie Hall season with the Chicago Symphony, closes it alone at the piano, communing with Beethoven.
Yet writing is also a way to combat lonesomeness; Bangs was trying to commune with some imagined audience, to assure them that they're not alone, and, in doing so, give himself the same assurance.
After creating a world in which we are no longer bowling alone (because we are all Wii-bowling together), Nintendo is seeking to invent a new way for us to commune with our screens.
