Sentence examples for centered living from inspiring English sources

Centered living means we chose to use the frontal lobes -- our thinking center -- to focus on what we care about.

The nuns of Corpus Christi Monastery, one of three such religious enclaves in the city, have long striven to lead spiritually centered lives.

He now spends his days at Kabul Detention Center, living in a corridor among a handful of other prisoners.

Shelters are overflowing, and more people this year are sleeping on floors in dingy social service centers, living in cars or spending nights on the streets.

Soul-Centered Living I is USM's 10-month Program in Spiritual Psychology.

The Center lives on today as the Columbia Computer Music Center.

The homeowners, Daniel and Linda Hawkins of Dallas Center, live adjacent to a farm but not on one.

More than 600 of the 2,819 people killed at the trade center lived in New Jersey.

The Miramare, close to the historic center, lives up to its name.

And, way downtown, the World Trade Center lives on in the way it teaches us what not to do next.

But the quest for a sleek contour, which she led for many years in her own exercise center, lived on.