Sentence examples for teachings from the from inspiring English sources

Even his engineering classes were framed in teachings from the Koran, he said.

In case you missed it, I'm referring to one of the teachings from the best-selling book that goes by the ingenious name "The Secret".

My four-day workshops incorporate chanting, asana, prayer, quinoa pizza balls, and teachings from the five-thousand-year lineage of Poop Chakra™.

The brotherhood was shaped by three influences the Protestant faith in which its organizers had been raised, the Pietist reform movement, and Anabaptist teachings from the 16th century.

They have even started to endorse candidates who espouse views contrary to that of their mostly conservative teachings from the pulpit.

The Moving Body Jacques Lecoq (Routledge, £14.99) Philosophy and teachings from the French mime and theatre tutor, responsible for techniques such as neutral mask and clown.

[1] This translation and the one in the next paragraph are from Speaking Torah: Spiritual Teachings From Around the Maggid's Table, by Art Green, Ebn Leader, Ariel Evan Mayse, and Or Rose (Jewish Lights: Woodstock, 2013).

All my life, I have been exploring wisdom teachings from around the world with a particular fascination for the dynamics of consciousness.

Whether Jewish physicians were observant or not, their practices incorporated teachings from around the globe, said Bert Hansen, a historian of science and medicine at Baruch College and an exhibition adviser.

Each previous incarnation of the Karmapa had received the teachings from a master lama (the word lama simply means "teacher") who had himself received them from a previous incarnation of the Karmapa.

Bahá'u'lláh was exiled for his teachings from Persia to the Ottoman Empire and died while officially still a prisoner.