Sentence examples for shared consciousness of from inspiring English sources

His body of work has been absorbed into the shared consciousness of dancefloors all over the world.

The profound sense of entitlement to freedom and dignity and shared consciousness of injustice and humiliation, which had triggered the great movement of mass protest and rebellion around the Arab world is still very much there.

It is this sense of shared consciousness, this promise of intimacy that is also the promise of finding home, that creates devotees of Murakami's readers (far more than his rock-star literary status).

The problems facing our world today obviously won't be solved by that kind of shared consciousness.

This is an astonishing, disconcerting, delightful thing: the crowd in the cloud becoming a stream of shared consciousness.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: In Avatar's case, what makes it worse is that the strengths of the Na'vi are painstakingly noted: oneness with nature, a sort of shared consciousness, Zen virtues etc., and then there's a straight-out military battle which they win using ordinary earthbound methods, like shooting and stabbing.

Only once we recognize that we are not our ego identities - we are the shared consciousness beneath the surface of the ego - will Africa regain its rightful place as a continent of kings, the divine feminine will hold true, all love will be lawful and proud, and united we will stand.

Such active weddings are becoming more and more popular and reflect the spirit that the occasion is about truly involving the guests in celebrating your shared consciousness about the importance of a healthy planet for healthy people.

There, a nanny was invariably a woman, the Mary Poppins of our shared consciousness, who lived with the family and cared for the children.

Educators mindful of multiple students' perspectives about clinical safety have the potential to promote professional integrity through shared consciousness and supportive educative learning partnerships [ 1, 11, 26, 41].

The two will not share consciousness together again".