Sentence examples for three heavens from inspiring English sources

In her whimsical program notes, Ms. Milhazes describes "three persons, three heavens, three adventures of endless subtle variations".

The most challenging was Meredith Monk's "Three Heavens and Hells," in which rhythms, quirky melodies and vocal sound effects multiplied.

These adherents to the Church of the Latter-day Saints believe that they become gods of their own planets when they reach one of three heavens and that Jesus holidayed in the Americas.

Some Christian fundamentalists are quick to point out the esoteric beliefs of the LDS church, including the ideas that Mormons become gods of their own planets when they reach one of three heavens, that Jesus vacationed in the Americas, and that they once sort of had a thing against black people.

If he behaved well, his soul would ascend to a "flower paradise," one of the Aztecs' thirteen heavens.

He offers two heavens and two hells: two ways that automation might facilitate a flourishing of human life, and two ways that it might maximise human misery.

The celestial realm, generally composed of seven heavens or spheres dominated by the seven then-known planets, was the realm of the divine and the spiritual.

The sentence was carried out by the spectral hordes of the Six Heavens (liutian), a posthumous dwelling place of all unhallowed mortals.

Frankel's impressive start to his career as a stallion continued on the card at Ascot, where Seven Heavens became his sixth winner from 10 runners to date.

Even if we no longer buy the idea of seven heavens, seven cardinal virtues or seven choirs of angels, we still have an uneasy sense that our lives are for something.

The present (i.e., the 4th century) was a time of trials, given over to the reign of the demonic Six Heavens, and marked by war, disease, and the worship of false gods.