Spirituality is about following ancient wisdom, planting by moon cycles, and harvesting by moon cycles, and participating in what is nourishing to the soul.
One of the easy mantras that has acquired the status of wisdom in this election cycle is that nothing matters.
Defying conventional wisdom about real estate cycles, he and other New York real estate investors have been enjoying the longest commercial real estate boom in memory — and one that shows no signs of abating.
Conventional wisdom assumes that cell cycles are timed to match gametocyte maturation with the diurnal patterns of vectors, and synchronous development enables parasites to withstand immune attack through 'safety in numbers' (Hawking et al. 1968).
This past summer, we celebrated the completion of the entire Talmud, the Jewish work of wisdom, over a 7.5-year cycle.
Washington Bureau Chief for The Wall Street Journal, Gerald F. Seib makes the point, "The accepted wisdom headed into the 2016 cycle was that the combination of wide-open races and looser campaign-finance laws would make the race more expensive than ever--and that, by extension, whoever had the most money would have a big advantage.
Wabi-Sabi is an ideal that recognizes a certain appreciation for how things age and a wisdom in the natural life cycles of things, "whether it's a human life, the life of a tree, or even a human-made object," Sussman tells Creators.
His advisers point to some signs of hope in an election cycle in which conventional wisdom has often been turned upside down.
Aesop granted an ant wisdom, EB White deployed the life cycle of a barn spider to heartbreaking effect and Roald Dahl transformed a centipede into a top ballooning companion in James and the Giant Peach.
The past is a source of comfort for Mr. Clayton as he invokes the wisdom of the ancients that fishing cycles wax and wane in the vast Chesapeake.
