In a session that discussed the role of women in cinema, Shabana Azmi, a veteran Bollywood actress, urged the film fraternity to practice some introspection.
If you know who you are, you can explore the ways to get where you want to go with the kind of self-confidence that is born from thoughtful, continuous introspection, practice and feedback.
A few examples: building person-to-person relationships based on deep respect and connection, offering one's gifts freely for some portion of the day, intentionally doing small acts of kindness, seeking internal clarity through any number of awareness-building practices (such as introspection, prayer, or meditation).
All that practice and all that introspection have given her an ability to convey her emotions with considerable visceral power — the shock of feeling the supremely ordinary morph into the utterly surreal, the vulnerability of being on trial in a foreign country in a language she had not completely mastered, the isolation of being in prison and at the center of a swirling media storm.
The rise of the concept of nationalism and introspection of discriminatory practices brought about social reform movements related to caste and gender relations.
The label says that the figure's "shaved head and attitude of introspection resemble mourning customs still practiced by many cultures in sub-Saharan Africa".
While each case study offers program-specific introspection about the factors governing policy and practice influence, overall the collection illuminates no pattern or best practice.
Meyers's account implies, then, that certain specific elements of the critical reflection required for autonomy namely, introspection and imagination can be damaged by oppressive practices.
For one, Kant may simply be objecting to psychology as it was practiced in the 18th century, e.g., as based on introspection (a method that both rules out the application of mathematics and gives rise to other difficulties, 4 471).
The Psychobook allows for an easy bit of introspection as you delve into the history of the psychological practice. .
A technique of pain-causing introspection was used by Buddhist ascetics in connection with their practices for meditation.
