Примери за използване на Our habitual на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The LORD is well acquainted with all our habitual movements.
That is, we must renounce our habitual grasping after pleasure so that we can experience true pleasure.
That is, it is impossible to attribute them to our habitual pigs.
We have already seen how our habitual attachment to sense objects prevents us from experiencing the happiness and satisfaction we all want.
The term“self” keeps recurring in our habitual use of language.
And within the mind is our habitual wrong view- our ignorant, insecure ego-grasping- that holds onto the hallucination of concrete self-existence as if it were reality.
The crucial concept behind the method is our habitual act of self-identification.
Jul 2019∫ Our habitual trend of thinking on earth will necessarily be the habitual trend of thinking with which we shall start spirit-life although we shall not end that life with it.
In approaching God, we are to change our mind, stripping ourselves of all our habitual ways of thinking.
It points again to the larger issue in the industry: our habitual, unchecked dismissal of the experiences, viewpoints and brilliant work of women.”.
In approaching God,we are to change our mind, stripping ourselves of all our habitual ways of thinking.
It is you and I who can relatively easily change our habitual course of action in order to adapt, for example, to unforeseen circumstances, and the little man slowly disaccustoms to habits formed once.
And conditions, environment andall experiences in life are the result of our habitual or predominant mental….
Nonlocality suggests that universe is in fact profoundly different from our habitual understanding of it, and that the"separate" parts of the universe are actually potentially connected in an intimate and immediate way.
The Physics of the Universe says,“Nonlocality, suggests that universe is in fact profoundly different from our habitual understanding of it, and that the“separate” parts of the universe are actually potentially connected in an intimate and immediate way.”.
We must be aware that our mind is creative and powerful and our environment andexperiences in life are a result of our habitual or predominant mental attitude.
Through understanding and practice,we can rediscover the effortless knowledge of the self-perfected state that lies beyond our habitual anguish and confusion, and remain in this uninterrupted flow of contemplation, completely relaxed but fully present, through all activities.
In the people too I saw that what helps them to become supramental or prevents them from it,is very different from what we with our habitual moral notions imagine.
From the point of view of analytic practice, the consequence of this discovery is that we land in endless obscurities anddifficulties if we keep to our habitual forms of expression and try, for instance, to derive neuroses from a conflict between the conscious and the unconscious.
Been scientifically designed by Osho over a period of time to enable us to consciously express and experience repressed feelings and emotions, andlearn the knack of watching our habitual patterns in a new way.
Mind's creative conditions andenvironments in life are as the results of our habitual or predominant mental attitude.
The Dynamic Meditations are based on Osho's famous Active Meditations which have been scientifically designed by Osho to enable us to consciously express and experience repressed feelings and emotions, andlearn the knack of watching our habitual patterns in a new way.
And all conditions,environment all experiences in life are the result of our habitual or predominant mental attitude.
Conditions, including environment andall experiences in life, are the result of our habitual or predominant mental attitude.”.
Therefore the idea of wanting to universalize the body is directly in opposition to our habitual, physically egocentric manner of living.
Of course, we don't live in a society that has such clearly defined social rules, butwe all have our own self-imposed limitations and our habitual ways of being, in lovemaking and more generally in life.
Most of our thinking is habitual.
Most of our thoughts are habitual.