Sentence examples for souls of darkness from inspiring English sources

This prescriptive call to human perfection through truth and goodness is the essence of the idea of Neoplatonic Return, and it is this idea which lies at the core of Ibn Gabirol's claim that we ought purge our souls of darkness and "return to our like[ness]".

Our greatest human heritage is this soul's drama of darkness and light, of the divine being born into our life.

Faust, who sells his soul to the prince of darkness in return for enhanced knowledge, recurs in these broadcasts like a nagging neurosis.

Sun writer David Zurawik said Fontana's playwriting background was deeply infused in the episode, which he called a "landmark hour" that it "put (three men) and a few sticks of battle-scarred, municipal-green furniture and somehow managed to show us the human soul and the heart of darkness".

In a few texts, a hell is described as a bottomless pit of darkness where souls are trapped for eternity and deprived of rebirth.

'The truth of love is the truth of the universe: it is the lamp of the soul that reveals the secrets of darkness.' Kabir, 15th century "What can you say about a 25-year-old girl who died?

In the crash that crippled Mori, her twin sister was killed, and the sister's soul comes to the gate of darkness now and clings and clutches and will not let Mori let her go.

My body, and apparently my soul, still expect the assault of darkness and ice and snow, an imprint unfazed by palm trees and only temporarily alleviated by a walk on the sand.

Dr Niles Goldstein, the author of Lost Souls: Finding Hope in the Heart of Darkness, is rabbi of the New Shul congregation in Greenwich Village.

Harry seems to be the holiday's life and soul, but also its lonely heart of darkness.

It is too easy to blame an innate heart of darkness or a soul poisoned by King Leopold's colonial cruelty.