Sentence examples for free awareness from inspiring English sources

The Unborn Child is the herald of an unsentimentally hopeful future that's built on a full and free awareness and acceptance of a tormented past and divisions in the present as well as of ongoing struggles; through her premonitions, Dash enfolds one family's self-transformations in a comprehensive, ecstatic, yet tragic vision.

It can then apply the overwhelming scale it has to both supply the kinds of weekly or bi-weekly subscriptions these shops have while embedding free awareness of the Amazon brand within those coffee shops.

Many states do have free awareness materials such as the free English/Spanish poster developed in conjunction with the N.Y.

This is when "mind" goes into over-drive, holding to attachments and grasping for what it feels will bring peace, yet actually obfuscating their ability to be present to and with the world around them and the free awareness and peace that is their own true nature.

Customer service should always be a high priority for your facility, as it will lead to happy customers and free awareness through word-of-mouth.

First, according to Navya-Naiyāyikas, there is no apperceptive evidence for non-conceptual perception, unlike the Buddhists who contend that conception-free awareness is necessarily self-aware.

The process involves freeing awareness from adherence to the constant narratives and ideas that run through the mind, paying attention instead to the actual experiences themselves, which are comprised of a series of sensations.

As you become more familiar with simply being aware/conscious, you will notice less thought-activity, and you will begin to experience thought-free awareness more regularly.

It can be helpful, especially once some experience with thought-free awareness has made it comfortable, to induce (relax in) thought-free presence, as a practice.

That's not exactly respectful, but Mittal thinks any public figure or TV show being referenced is just getting free "brand awareness".

"Being treated alongside others their own age by experts in teenage and young adult cancer care, can make a huge difference to a young person's experience". The charity said just over £1,000-a-day needs to be raised to maintain the unit, fund specialist staff and support free cancer awareness sessions in the region.