Sentence examples for deeper wisdom of from inspiring English sources

Faith is the deeper wisdom of belief.

"Anyone reading the Reddit chatter would likely defer to their high-technical knowledge, assume some deeper wisdom of these matters.

The deep wisdom of permanent inaction is one Thurber's men take from their dogs.

And at the time it had comic appeal: Nixon and Henry Kissinger are portrayed as self-regarding, superficial and buffoonish, while Mao Zedong is shown as an Eastern philosopher-king who tapped the deep wisdom of his ancient culture: a troubling view if you consider Mao a brutal thug, responsible for the deaths of millions.

In fact, they are studying at the ever-growing number of Buddhist centers in the West, reading serious books by the Dalai Lama and others, and using the brilliant tools imbedded in the deep wisdom of Tibetan Buddhism not only to help us see the true nature of our own culture, but also to help the world face up to the political realities brought on by the brutal Chinese colonization of Tibet.

But the dream of justice for widows, orphans and immigrants is the deep wisdom of Torah obedience!

Indeed, this type of ritual signifies the deep wisdom of the Maassi; they are fully aware that the security and welfare of the children is the foremost symbol of the community's health.

Stepping into places where we create uncertainty allows us to experience a vulnerability that renders the mind quite useless and compels us to connect with the deep wisdom of our intuition, of higher self.

This five-step process has helped me deal with each major life change from my deeper wisdom instead of reacting hastily from my scared child self.

We find that we can relate to information, facts, and even profound understanding in such a way that it precludes the emergence of deeper wisdom.

This phrase slips so easily off my tongue that I can overlook its deeper wisdom, and the poignancy of imagining it as Jesus's last words.