The phrase "arise away" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers due to its ambiguity.
Example: "As the sun began to set, I felt a desire to arise away from the chaos of the city."
Alternatives: "rise above" or "move away".
As an outsider in Malvern, I was very surprised that such a cluster of clever companies should arise well away from any university.
He preached that insurgencies arose out of the failure of local policing, yet he didn't know a thing about the gangs operating a few blocks away.
Some spacing concerns arose right away when Sam von Wentz traversed a diagonal from downstage left to upstage right, leaving Leah Morrison in the corner, and was joined by Tamara Riewe and Jamie Scott, and then by the others; the size of the room — smaller than the stage where "Astral Converted" would be performed in July — was causing a traffic jam.
Solutions: If a highly productive and valuable discussion arises straight away, then you could, as an exception, allow it to be continued at this point for limited issues and for a limited time only.
There is a saying in Zen: All that arises, passes away.
There is a saying in zen "All that arises passes away", this means you cannot stop the flow of life, if you tried you will fail.
The breath breathes itself, the heart beats itself, feelings arise and pass away, and thoughts arise and pass away.
Appreciate how these changing parts arise and pass away due to many causes.
As Dharma teacher Christopher Titmuss put it, "We are looking for that in us which does not arise or pass away".
We were there observing an empty mind, we were there as we watched a thought arise and pass away, and we were still there after the thought had disappeared.
