Sentence examples for unity of body from inspiring English sources

Natural-law followers, on the other hand, believe the self is a "dynamic unity of body, mind and spirit".

How could he have spent his life cultivating unity of body and mind, oneness with all beings and the ability to apprehend reality directly, unmediated by thoughts or concepts or what Zen considered the arch delusion of "the self" — only to be haunted by the feeling that he lacked the most basic unity of all?

Yet all the while Whitman is giving voice (if we would only listen) to a typical mid-nineteenth-century theory about the unity of body and soul, except in a version all his own, with body and soul making love on the lawn — a wild idea, if you think about it.

The results emphasized the indivisible unity of body and mind.

4b18), that is an intelligible entity, for instance a soul, which is necessary to account for the unity of bodies, as we see that it does for living things (fr. 4b).

His unique training philosophy encourages the unity of mind, body, and soul for a "complete body" experience.

Such a mixture was perfectly natural to the Egyptians and Syrians, who did not perceive the structure of society as an abstraction, such as "the state" or "the nation," but saw the unity of the body politic in the person of the king.

He grasps the unity of underlying body plans.

Dr. Northrup is a leading proponent of medicine that acknowledges the unity of mind, body, emotions, and spirit.

"I think it's a misunderstanding of what the unity of the body is, and what unity means in the Christian faith," said Reyes.

It was unanimously adopted as the Conference's Resolution 9, and ended: "We ... ask that all should unite in a new and great endeavour to recover and to manifest to the world the unity of the Body of Christ for which He prayed".