Sentence examples for connectedness to everyone from inspiring English sources

He begins to understand his life in its connectedness to everyone else's, and to a larger metaphysical body: "the ever-changing, ever-great, unfathomable, and infinite life around him".

We can understand the connectedness to everyone and everything.

"The winning combination for Ari is the sense of connectedness to everyone that is implicit in Buddhist values and connecting that with a very strong commitment to nonviolence," says Marc Gopin, professor of conflict resolution at George Mason University in Washington D.C., who has known Ariyaratne for decades.

Social and emotional wellbeing is defined as "a community where everyone feels good about the way they live and the way they feel" and dependent upon "connectedness to family, control over one's environment and exercising power of choice" (p.6) [ 33].

Its existence meant stability, connectedness to the past, to Christmases and Easters and Mother's Days.

These services are ways we have devised to formalise, to enshrine, our connectedness to one another.

What the women had in common was a connectedness to the wellsprings of political activism.

Those who meditated reported higher mental resources than before; their mindfulness, freedom from illness and connectedness to others all increased.

He added: "I understand that something like this provides a sense of connectedness to a special individual.

Deprived of all human contact, you lose your feeling of connectedness to the world.

The synesthetes had a greater sense of emotional connectedness to others than nonsynesthetic participants had.