The "thin place" isn't Kathryn Davis's gym but a term devised by Celtic Christians to describe a location or state of mind in which the physical and spiritual worlds meet.
Thubron goes to places most other sojourners can't — because they're not so much geographic locations as states of mind, formed from the lifelong accretion of intriguing facts, mistaken hopes, mysteries.
As Margo Jefferson illuminates in her captivating memoir, Negroland is not so much a geographic location as a state of mind; an exclusive club without discernible borders, to which few have ever belonged.
The Hebrew word for Egypt, Mitzrayim, which means, "from the narrows," represents not so much a geographic location, but a state of mind, from which each of us seeks liberation in our own way.
Television Program, on Location The Mind of a Chef Host: Anthony Bourdain Network: PBS Producers: Jared Andrukanis, Anthony Bourdain, Joe Caterini, Chris Collins, Michael Steed, and Lydia Tenaglia.
The narrator of the presentation said: "Park Avenue is not a location; it's a state of mind".
As revealed by the protocols of theory of mind in location change (Sally-Anne story) and content change (Smarties test), 4-year-olds possess this cognitive ability and pass false belief tests of ability to infer the mental states of others.
Some cloud computing services may be uncomfortable revealing the physical location of their servers, never mind allowing site visits.
Here are some things to keep in mind: Location of utility lines.
Fast-charging locations provide reassurance and peace of mind for those occasional days where more than 100 miles are required.
