Sentence examples for profound rest from inspiring English sources

TM training allows people to access an ability they already are hard wired for: to take a profound rest at will.

Since the mind and body are intimately connected, we gain a state of profound rest -- much deeper than ordinary relaxation -- when we transcend thought altogether.

And I felt profound relief.

"Tweedle Dee" is sneakily profound; like the rest of the record, it has a light touch, both musically and lyrically.

Because the mind and body are intimately connected, as the mind goes to quieter levels during Transcendental Meditation, the body naturally settles into a profound state of rest.

I know this sounds weird, but after you've asked your question, be open to the crystal you need in your life right now, being more profound than the rest, as if it's jumping out at you.

In addition, since we performed this study, there is evolving evidence that cardiovascular risk factors than obesity (e.g. diabetes mellitus and hypertension) have a more profound effect on resting cTn-levels (deFilippi et al. 2010; Xu et al. 2011).

Whatever the cause, the killing would have a profound effect on the rest of Caravaggio's life.

In one way in particular, current education policies are going to have a profound effect on the rest of our lives: we are being shackled with unpayable debt.

But let's look beyond the impact on the United States and consider a few of the more profound implications for the rest of the world, because this revolution is also a game changer for international politics and the global economy.

In France the major characteristic of the period lies in the philosophical and political writings of the Enlightenment, which had a profound influence throughout the rest of Europe and foreshadowed the French Revolution.