He showed me how Hindu philosophy could guide someone living in the West.
She finds it fascinating "to try to understand what Lonni Sue's world is like," and this helps her "survive day after day" of guiding someone who "doesn't realize the impact of her illness".
After Bradley's search failed to turn up any bodies, Barbara's clearness committee, a group of Quakers appointed to guide someone facing a dilemma, bought her a one-way ticket to St. Thomas.
I sensed that after a summer of the older, affluent anglers who make up most of the Laxa's clientele -- the previous week's guests had included A. Alfred Taubman, the fallen Sotheby's chairman, and a load of friends flown in on his Gulfstream jet -- Ari was glad to be guiding someone younger and more easily impressed.
"To help to guide someone through that - Gaz has done it all by himself - gives you some pride.
The capability for fixing a location so that you can return to it, or guide someone else to it, is one of GPS's most valuable features, and there are times when it can save lives.
She adds that it is also important to learn how to be an effective mentor, if only for "the satisfaction of helping to guide someone else along a road to success".
Often we are communicating about what we're computing — giving someone the answer to a question, making a joint decision, guiding someone to a destination, or discussing a piece of content found online.
Saying "so did you enjoy the meal?" as you sadly guide someone out to a taxi.
"There's a way to guide someone through identifying the cause of some issue or concern and healing without doing the majority of the talking," says Rubinstein, who is also a marriage and family therapist.
He used to make these calls all the time, but he's come to the conclusion that without hundreds of thousands of dollars to spare, there's really nothing in Ontario in the way of publicly funded treatment that will guide someone from detox to a full recovery.
