Sentence examples for directed mind from inspiring English sources

What I should have said is that it's a convention rooted in a philosophy essential to many Eastern martial arts: that the material world is secondary, and that the properly directed mind can triumph over matter.

Harry S Truman "There are scores of men in the country that seem brighter than he is, but [he] has the directing mind, and will move them about like pawns on a chessboard, and turn all their abilities to better purpose than they themselves could do".

What most of the researchers agree upon is the social intention of this orientation of entrepreneurship, which directs mind towards social context.

A state 3 consciousness of Mind may be sufficient to impart an at-a-distance quantum entanglement linking the intention of the directed, intercessionary Mind (of the healer) with the body and mind of the recipient (the one to be healed).

This wasn't a conscious strategy on my part, but when I directed my mind to the matter I decided not to name her.

In the study of Lutz et al., EEG gamma synchrony appeared in the course of meditation which directed the mind toward "unconditional loving-kindness and compassion" and "unrestricted readiness and availability to help living beings".

'It won't take you direct, mind.

Lord Baker, former education secretary, once complained that "our education system is not the product of a single directing mind - a Napoleon or a Bismarck - let alone the expression of a single guiding principle".

Indeed, pride seems both to require reference to an idea of the self, and to buttress whatever meager idea we may already have by directing the mind to an idea of the self outfitted with various pleasurable associations.

Between 1964 and 1967 Mr. Godard directed a mind-boggling nine feature films, completing one every few months in a frenzy of productivity that blurred the line between prolific and compulsive.

A working definition for intention is: "to have in mind a purpose or plan, to direct the mind, to aim".