Such metathesis, as it is called, appears in Psalms, in which qirbam ("their inward thoughts") stands for qibram ("their grave").
And you don't need a pricey gym membership to exercise: cycling, walking, gardening, sports, and even housework can help....but also know when to slow down: By meditating - which essentially involves concentrating on inward thoughts in a controlled manner while breathing deeply - a person can reduce their blood pressure, according to a study cited by Harvard University.
Inward thoughts will strike sensitive areas and will lead to anger, stress and lack of concentration.
For Beethoven, the piano sonata was the vehicle for his boldest and most-inward thoughts.
Some people find it useful to focus their thoughts inward on themselves, while others prefer to focus their thoughts outward into the world at large.
As uncomfortable as it may be, silence forces our thoughts inward, and I wanted the challenge of being alone and at peace with my thoughts.
At one point in the scene she turns her thoughts inward.
If you listen carefully, you can almost hear the silence at the heart of Memorial Day — the inward turn that thoughts take on a day set aside to honor the men and women who have died in the service of this country.
There may be fleeting moments of self-recognition – the inward flinch at the thought of wearing heels, the choice of bodyboarding over learning to kite surf, or looking at the snow and instead of thinking about sledging, wondering about falling.
Silence returns, thoughts turn inward and that's when the ghosts come out.
"Now I actually don't do all those," Mr. Schundler went on, his thoughts turning inward.
