Sentence examples for arise thought from inspiring English sources

When social forces connecting people operate for a long time, there arise thought collectives lasting for many generations.

Flaws in this educational program could be one way in which autoimmune disorders like MS might arise, thought immunologists Ludger Klein and Bruno Kyewski of the German Cancer Research Center in Heidelberg.

That is, in MBCT, patients are taught to carefully observe every arising thought, label it as a thought, try not to judge it and refrain from acting on it compulsively.

They were also taught how to address their thoughts in new ways – in particular, how to differentiate between "naturally arising thoughts" (like, "hmm, I have a paper due tomorrow) and "elaborating" trains of thoughts (like, "hmm, what if I screw up the paper, fail the class, don't graduate, and can't get a job?!"), which we all do from time to time.

I like to think of it as infinite creative potential - the potential for any form to arise (including thought-forms) and for any experience to be experienced.

Now imagine that you observe a single thought arise in the mind, perhaps a thought about pizza.

There arises a thought style characteristic for that group.

Prior to the recent media attention that's arisen the thought had never once crossed my mind.

Because you treat nature, other people, and your own creations with the care and reverence you would your own infant child, you counteract every self-defeating action before it ever arises in thought or feeling.

But this thought arises: what idea?

If thoughts arise, I ask them, "Is this thought of right now?" If the answer is "no," then I let the thought go.