Sentence examples for restoration of harmony from inspiring English sources
A recurring theme concerns restoration of harmony on earth by a ruler acting in accord with divine law.
In Egypt, sacrifice is not so much a gift of humans to the gods as a sacral technique that enables humankind to contribute to the maintenance and, if necessary, the restoration of harmony and order in the world.
"What my generation did wasn't a revolution, it was a restoration of harmony and rhythm in a whole new way, but it did bring back those essentials that people wanted, that people craved, but in a way they hadn't heard.
Holistic healing incorporates the healing of the mind, body, soul and restoration of harmony between the elements comprising the hierarchy of beings, the living and the living dead [ 8, 11].
But again, as with the Victorians, what is ultimately prized here is the restoration of domestic harmony.
In the hero's hands, the WWE championship signifies a restoration of cosmic harmony, balance in the Force.
"Violence for the restoration of peace and harmony is not a sin," the white-haired farmer told me, as his youngest grandson capered at his feet.
Man plays an important role in this process through various kawwanot used during prayer and through mystical intentions involving secret combinations of words, all of which is directed toward the restoration of the primordial harmony and the reunification of the divine name.
Applied to politics, this suggests that the restoration of order and harmony, the realization of great peace, hinges on sage leadership at the top and a strong central government.
Restoration of sagittal balance and spinopelvic harmony has been demonstrated to be a strong predictor of functional outcome and represents a critical component in planning and evaluating deformity correction surgery [ 3, 23, 24, 28, 35, 37].
It was Boethius's scholarly aim to translate into Latin the complete works of Aristotle with commentary and all the works of Plato "perhaps with commentary," to be followed by a "restoration of their ideas into a single harmony".
