Sentence examples for bringing the mind from inspiring English sources

ACCORDING to Patanjali, the great sage of yoga who lived in the second century BC, yoga is about bringing the mind to complete stillness and thus reaching liberation from mental delusions such as anger, egoism and greed.

As you bring the mind back into the body, notice some sounds, maybe even strong smells.

These practices bring the mind back to the present and help us let go of the past.

A review article described breathing as fundamental for physical well-being as yoga breathing 'can rapidly bring the mind to the present moment and reduce stress' [ 7].

"Bringing the best minds and researchers to UCL allows us to benefit from their experience and intellect," he says.

We bring the best minds from academic institutions and apply them to business.

And he really brought to the mind of the public that Everest existed.

I bring the body and mind together.

Choose two colors that bring the person to mind.

The name was catchy and appropriate — bringing to mind the phrase "in a pinch".

The nonspecific course of the disease, mimicking chronic lower respiratory disease and frequently not bringing to mind the implantable intracardiac device, adds to diagnostic difficulties.