An individual standing out from the crowd causes disharmony, and showing off is considered poor behaviour.
They weren't there for football or there for what we were there for, and they were causing disharmony.
Their crimes, which can carry sentences of multiple years and sometimes decades, include inane infractions like "gathering crowds to disturb social order" or "causing disharmony".
The post goes on to suggest the event will present a good opportunity to examine the role of balance in your life, and "you will clearly see any relationship imbalances causing disharmony".
Therefore, disorders of muscles and TMJ are frequently caused by disharmony of occlusion.
In Kenya for example, patients linked diabetes to stress caused by disharmony, and conflicts within the family and strong emotions due to shock [ 12].
The 10 groups constituted themselves as the "Sufi Voice of India" (SUVOI - Sada-e-Sufia-e-Hind). Syed Babar Ashraf, a leading Indian Sunni Sufi, filed two judicial complaints against Naik "for derogatory comments about different faiths causing communal disharmony by hurting religious sentiments".
However, at the same time, their strategic decision-making excludes social and emotional effects (e.g., herding behavior in the average adolescents); amongst average adolescents of their own age, this condition might cause social disharmony.
A rift between Cruyff, a former player and manager at Ajax, and his four fellow supervisory board members had caused off-field disharmony at the Amsterdam club.
Benhayon recommends such esoteric practices as "connective-tissue therapy" and "breast massage," and teaches that disease is a manifestation of "energetic disharmony" caused by sins in this life and in past lives.
