Enlightened practice in this arena begins with the recognition that to get a job done, much less to get ahead, you have to be able to work amicably with other people," Kiechel wrote in an early column that I keep by my desk.
We need leaders, enlightened practice and policy making to provide a critical voice that is so central to the progress of societies.
Since we are all originally enlightened (benjue, 本覺) practice is not a process of acquisition, but one of restoration.
It was conventional wisdom during my early years of practice that enlightened physicians put their older female patients on estrogen replacement for life as soon as they reached menopause.
New medical practices were pioneered, enlightened and otherwise.
By the paternalistic standards of Victorian England, Lever's business practices were exceptionally enlightened.
We talked with him about why he wrote it, what he learned from it and whether he should change his public persona from funnyman who tells booger jokes to enlightened self-help guru who practices yoga.
But, I understand how one enlightened person, living in retreat, practicing meditation -- in isolation, in a cave, on a mountaintop -- can impact somebody thousands of miles away and his wishes can be carried on.
Here, we underscore that despite some evolutionary principles currently playing an important role in our understanding of disease in wild animals, considerable opportunities remain for fostering the practice of evolutionarily enlightened wildlife disease management.
She sits patiently on the bench, listening to health workers during a nutrition educational session where mothers are enlightened on the benefits of proper nutrition practices, infant and young child feeding practices, breastfeeding, balanced diets, hygiene, among others.
