Sentence examples for for oneness from inspiring English sources

That confluence between Eastern practices and Western fitness conventions is what makes Ekata — Sanskrit for "oneness" — one of the more unusual fitness clubs on the landscape, a place where a tranquil Taoist meditation room seamlessly co-exists with the intense activity taking place in the full-size boxing ring.

This desire for oneness -- for becoming one person again -- is called love and is not satisfied just by sexual union because it is our souls -- not only our bodies -- that desire to be reunited.

The incident came just one week after Movement for Oneness and Jihad in West Africa (MUJAO) militants claimed a deadly attack on a Red Cross truck traveling from Gao to Niger.

Or perhaps they're an oblique comment on Pärt's quest for oneness: "the complex and multifaceted only confuse me, and I must search for unity", he has said.

Camus offers us a way of abandoning our pointless quest for "oneness" with ourselves, but carrying on nevertheless, fighting: For some ill-defined moral justice, even though we have ceased to be able to define it.

There were suicide bomb attacks in Gao on Saturday and Sunday – the first in Mali – in checkpoint blasts that one Islamist group – Movement for Oneness and Jihad in West Africa (Mujao) – claimed it had carried out.

Ryan renamed the company Aon, which is Gaelic for unity or oneness.

The first part is concerned with the corporeal universe and is divided into three parts, the first arguing for a single first principle and for the oneness of the universe, the second taking up the question of the beginning of the universe and its future state, and the third treating the governance of the universe through God's providence.

The spokeswoman, Sibongile Khumalo, responded in the affirmative, using the word ubuntu, Zulu for the oneness of humanity.

Assimilated to painting, the exercise fostered a prehensile feel for a oneness of figure and ground: foregrounds shoved back and backgrounds yanked forward, with unearthly light their unifying element.

The cooking metaphor is in keeping with the Sufi way: it is the burning desire for seeking Oneness that culminates in the annihilation of everything other than the Beloved.