Sentence examples for universal consciousness from inspiring English sources

Man may be the only living creature in the entire universe who has a universal consciousness, a sense of this entire, huge and enigmatic universe we are all a part of.

If indeed the universe behaves like a brain, then why wouldn't it harbor universal consciousness?

She was featured on organ on her noted recording Universal Consciousness (1972), and she also played harp.

"If people could make a link between universal consciousness and disease, we could be healthier and happier.

"There is a universal consciousness that it is a very aggressive market," says Richard Howell, a managing director at Lehman Brothers, an investment bank.

A tribute to her late husband, the artist Rudolf Baranik, they suggest the possibility of a deep universal consciousness that underlies individual experience of the world.

Whether this sort of thing will collapse your usual dualistic experience of mind and body, nature and culture, the sacred and the profane, the one and the many and so on into an ecstatic merging with God-as-universal-consciousness probably depends on the meditative effort you put into it.

Her pictures suggest Platonic archetypes cavorting through the psychic space of a universal collective consciousness.

This network, he believed, would facilitate the creation of a universal human consciousness that and would form "a gateway to collective enlightenment".

But it was as the signature theme of the 1990 World Cup that this music rocketed to pretty much universal public consciousness.

There are many bestselling children's authors but only rarely do any come along who break through into the universal cultural consciousness.