Sentence examples for sacred into from inspiring English sources

Bringing the sacred into the debate makes compromise altogether more difficult.

It is said that when the Jews went into exile, the Shekinah, the divine presence, went into exile, too — hovering over us, around us wherever we were, waiting for us to invite the sacred into our lives.

Wanting to make sure that a community benefits from its traditional knowledge seems like an obviously good thing, Sprigman said, but "turning something that was communal, and often sacred, into property — that just opens up a can of worms".

Wanting to make sure that a community benefits from its traditional knowledge seems like an obviously good thing, Sprigman said, but "turning something that was communal, and often sacred, into property that just opens up a can of worms".

How do we begin to bring the sacred into the bedroom?

Many who read this book responded, "What should I do?" More specifically, the central question we should be asking is, how can we bring spiritual values, a sense of the sacred, into action to help heal and restore our dying world?

And again: "Everything, thinking and poetry, knowledge and illusion, all here and all above, flows together in a foaming poem, into a sacred music, into a great transfiguration, an apotheosis.

The sacred collapses into the profane.

I shall put no more Sacred Words into his hands, to be thus abus'd".

Likewise, Buddhist paintings, especially of the honchi-suijaku type, frequently incorporated Shintō sacred sites into their landscapes.

"There is definitely a movement of younger architects who want to put the sacred back into Catholic churches," he writes.