Sentence examples for perennial wisdom from inspiring English sources

What characterizes them is an attempt to acknowledge many different types of knowledge, including what is typically called "Eastern" and "Western" approaches to science, culture, the arts and also perennial wisdom traditions.

She drew Jungian psychology into her poetic vision of the divinity manifest in nature and the cosmos, and the "perennial wisdom" and spiritual symbols common to all religions, peoples and times.

The perennial wisdom of mindfulness practice is that presence itself is healing.

In these Introductions, Jung brings the modern, psychological and Western world to bear on the perennial wisdom of the East.

A lifelong student of many spiritual paths, he shares perennial wisdom that supports the freedom, joy and peace that all of us are designed to know.

Airplanes and plastic surgery are as ephemeral as they get in the face of the perennial wisdom that has helped human beings of many different cultural dispositions find truth, happiness, and at least some moral coherence to their lives.

He rises above the sound-bite histrionics and illuminates the key point in the debate: the independence of the empirical sciences within their specific fields must be safeguarded, but we must also recover the perennial wisdoms of philosophy and theology to safeguard humanity from science-based ethical systems.

But her large garden a few blocks from my own does go counter to the conventional wisdom about perennial phlox.

Chapter members will miss this kindly gentleman with his quick smile, his warm wisdom, and his perennial optimism, who presided since 1974 over our speakers program, The Humanist Dialogue.

Benjamin Franklin was a perennial source of wit and wisdom.

Conventional wisdom is that AMD, a perennial second fiddle to Intel, could never reach its full potential without Dell as a customer, and that AMD's typically lower prices would compel Dell to use AMD's chips.