Sentence examples for spiritual perceptions from inspiring English sources
With the chorus and instrumental music making this scene so frenetic and momentous, it seemed to encapsulate a larger message of this plotless opera: that scientific calculation, spiritual perceptions and a boy's daydreaming involve not such different mental states as we may think.
It follows that (4) the redeemed's spiritual perceptions are veridical — "representations" of something "besides what [is] in [their] own minds" (True Virtue, 1765; Edwards 1957–, vol. 8, 622).
I find this diversity of beliefs, mythologies and spiritual perceptions compelling".
Some pictures verge on real profundity, like that of the artist, oblivious to the sun blazing on the horizon behind him, concentrating on a burning candle in his hand -- a metaphor, perhaps, about the human limits of spiritual perception.
What the hog's jaw suggested was that a spirit could no more be separated from a body than thought could take place without life — that the purely spiritual perception Emerson hoped for was impossible.
The needed fuller understanding requires not only rational methods, facts, and scientific concepts but benevolence, intuition, moral values, spiritual perception, and goals.
There have been several attempts to explain spiritual perception or discernment in biological terms.
An open attitude to the possibility of spiritual perception may be important for it to occur[ 44].
This suggests that although spiritual perception is not usually the result of an effort of will, certain states of mind may favour its appearance.
Others have included the phenomenology of mental events, our human first-person experience and use of language[ 18, 28], and natural selection of neural pathways implicated in so-called spiritual perception, presumably because it has survival value[ 29, 30].
Fixed perspective: By saying "I am a Catholic" or "I am a Buddhist" you rob yourself of spiritual depth perception and attach blinders that do not allow you to see all realities.
