Examples of using When we practice in English and their translations into Hebrew
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When we practice for my interview.
Stands used to be filled when we practiced.
When we practice the buddhadharma, we are buddha.
That is possible only when we practice continuously.
These are just some of the questions that arise when we practice.
When we practice loving kindness and compassion we are the first ones to profit.
There are certain hormones produced when we practice sports.
When we practice more than what our dharma requires, we only feed the ego.
This is what we are doing when we practice yoga.
When we practice letting go of one desire, we can repeat that with the rest of them.
All the kriyas are especially beneficial when we practice fasting.
When we practice the way of the Soto Zen, we do not detained or being delayed by Koans.
Pure, unhindered delight flows when we practice generosity.
When we practice meditation we create conditions that allow our body and mind to relax and let go.
That's the place we go to when we practice meditation.
When we practice the art of allowing,we open up space for change and transformation in our lives.
When we practice mindfulness of sensations or feelings,we have to somehow deal with those energies.
And you're always complaining about the nois when we practice in the garage, so, you know… what do you think?
Therefore when we practice and feel‘stuck' we need to look carefully and find which principle is neglected and revive it.
Would you please tell us whether there is a specific standard for tranquillity when we practice the sitting meditation?
When we practice psychotherapy, we are forever touched, our wounds and our biography are awoken and we are called to reorganise ourselves afresh in the presence of another person.
When we practice meditation in the context of Direct Awakening,we discover that we can simply shift our attention to the part of us that is already awake and free every time our mind wanders.
On the other hand, when we practice to fulfill our dharma, our practice is imbued with passion--it is no longer a constant effort to appease the body's ego, but a yearning, calling us to be more fully ourselves.
When we practice eating for spiritual health and social harmony,we practice making certain essential connections that our culturally induced food rituals normally require us to block from awareness.
When we practice in Burma(or in other Asian countries, but most of my experience in this regard has been in Burma), there is no charge for staying at the monasteries or the retreat centers, and all of the food is donated.
When we practice this alertness, this meditative approach to life, it soon brings the awareness that we each contain an unchanging, undisturbed, and eternal center of watchfulness--a center that has the capacity to see life as a great adventure, a play, a mystery school, and, finally, a blissful journey with no purpose other than to delight in every step along the way.
Another way we practice this is when we purchase products.