North of the border, Canada, which might appear to be a bastion of calmness, is a case in point of deceptive tranquility.
Ever envisioned an extended period of tranquility?
Michael Lynch points out that Robert II's reign from 1371 until the lieutenancy of Carrick in 1384 had been one exemplified by continued prosperity and stability - a time which Abbot Bower described as a period of "tranquility, prosperity and peace".
He painted horizontal landscapes and scenes of the coast that were characterized by their sleek surface, compositional balance, aerial vantage point, an atmosphere of tranquility, a high level of detail, and, in particular, a striking effect of shimmering light.
I am still processing my trip to the jungle and am at a creation point in my life so I cherish those moments of tranquility where I can let go and show up as me.
The Dalai Lama claims that peace is more than the absence of war and he connects his vision of world peace to peacefulness as a state of mind: "peace is a state of tranquility founded on the deep sense of security that arises from mutual understanding, tolerance of others' point of view, and respect for their rights" (Dalai Lama, 202).
An earlier work, "Sea of Tranquility," is exquisitely simple.
Locate: Lake Baikal; the Salton Sea; the Aral Sea; the Sea of Tranquility.
If you want a bit of tranquility, they've got plenty of it.
This sense of tranquility translates to Hockin's approach to launching her brand.
The concept of zoning eventually paved the way for public parks as oases of tranquility.
