Sentence examples for fundamental wisdom from inspiring English sources

The Igbo proverb "it takes a village to raise a child" contains a fundamental wisdom.

The Fundamental Wisdom of the Middle Way (MMK) (Mūlamadhyamakakārikā).

In the Fundamental Wisdom of the Middle Way (Mūlamadhyamakakārikās; hereafter MMK), Nāgārjuna extends the notion that phenomena lack intrinsic existence (svabhāva) to apply to the self, which is usually conceived in dependence upon the five aggregates (MMK, IX, 12).

For twenty years I have tried to bring this fundamental wisdom to my patients.

At 9 a.m., though, Barbara and I take a break from the Middle East to hear Bishop John Chane deliver the Friday morning service, "Searching for a Common Language in the 21st Century," a philosophical sermon on how Christianity, and other religions, need to find a new, universal language to describe their fundamental wisdom about the central role of compassion in life.

The principle of nonintervention touches on fundamental conservation wisdom.

The Platonist Celsus, for instance, who must have been Numenius' contemporary, wrote a work entitled True Account, in which he criticizes Christianity for deviating from the fundamental original wisdom that he takes to lie behind the religions of many nations (Origen, Against Celsus I.14, 16; see Frede 1994, 5193 5198).

His research engages questions around the fundamental nature of wisdom and on the basic cognitive and neural mechanisms that underlie wisdom.

"There needs to be a reconfiguration of the leadership that will really embrace the fundamentals of humility, wisdom, compassion and justice".

McCain has reversed himself on every single economic issue this year, often within a 24-hour period, whether he's judging the strength of the economy's fundamentals or the wisdom of the government bailout of A.I.G.

Temin's theory was dismissed, like most fundamental departures from conventional wisdom.