Sentence examples for consciousness-expanding from inspiring English sources

Civilians describe it as life-changing, consciousness-expanding.

The problem is that many other artists of the past four decades have raised the bar for the Minimalist, consciousness-expanding genre.

Many users of psychedelics report the experience as a consciousness-expanding one, and conventional wisdom suggests that such drugs should increase brain activity and blood flow to the brain.

You can dry it and turn it into a condiment (which happens to be reminiscent of Parmesan); you can use it to create a fantastic compound butter (David Chang of Momofuku showed me this five years ago); you can stir it into mayonnaise, which is consciousness-expanding.

In the course of this year there has been controversy arising from the growing use of consciousness-expanding drugs.

Among drug advocates, there are your average stoners and there are gurus who proselytize about consciousness-expanding substances — people like Timothy Leary, who was branded "the most dangerous man in America".

This is fascinating: Mark Bowden's new work for the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, which premieres this Saturday 18 April, is a potentially mind-blowing, cosmic-consciousness expanding, and explosively ambitious contemporary cantata that meditates upon the origins of all things.

Finally, there are two spiral-bound notebooks where DeLillo lets his consciousness expand.

Consciousness expands beyond the Whitney's clean, well-lighted spaces to absent, untidy, darker reckonings.

Most notably, the Catholic Church's role in society diminished, prosperity for French-speaking Québécois grew, and nationalist consciousness expanded.

Is there a greater privilege than to have a consciousness expanded by, filled with, pointed to literature?