Examples of using Be practised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This can also be practised.
These activities must be practised: Get up early in the morning at 4:00 a.m. every day and have a bath in a great river.
Both forms of meditation should be practised.
Virtues must be practised wisely'.
Contraceptive methods should be practised.
Concentration should therefore be practised very sparingly at first and should never be carried to the point of brain-fatigue.
Emergency evacuation drills can be practised.
Meditation must be practised every day!
It also goes without saying that what childrenlearn about ethical conduct has to be practised first.
Thus pranayama consisting of rechaka, puraka, and kumbhaka, should be practised daily according to ability, slowly and gradually.
Only the preliminary worship for husband and wife, guru and disciple,male and female is enjoined for both and must be practised together.
Even then meditation must still be practised regularly, so that the passage is kept open as a channel for the forces from above.
It is a firm and definite belief among all the natives that if a man's sorcery has to be any good,it must first be practised on his mother or sister, or any of his maternal kindred.
Since Aikido can only be practised in a group(DOJO) and mostly through partner exercises, it allows for a deeper understanding of human relationships, as well.
We are told that AUM“should be practised physically.”.
Not only can 50 different moves be practised in both“normal” and“expert” difficulties in Challenge Mode, players can also create original combos in“Practice Mode”.
Neither, however, is there a prohibition expressed;but rather permission should be practised, based on the rules of the Ecumenical Directory(ED, 1993).
It should first be practised physically; always at the same pitch, which must be discovered in the same way as the particular colour of the student is found, for each has its own tone.
This asana and the next asana(sirsasana)that will be described must be practised very carefully and with great caution, remembering the earlier warnings.
These terms have been listed from top to bottom, so to say, but their order should not be taken to indicate anything superior or inferior, or more or less difficult,or the order in which these disciplines can and ought to be practised.
The great importance of fixing the last thought, before falling to sleep, on high and noble things, has already been mentioned;it should be practised regularly by those who wish to bring their dreams under control.
If it is true that Karma yoga can be practised in speech, that Karma yoga can be practised in the realm of the intellect, and mind, then naturally it becomes a tool for the purification of the atman.
If the Yoga is guided by a received written Shastra,- some Word from the past which embodies the experience of former Yogins,-it may be practised either by personal effort alone or with the aid of a Gum.
As Christ desired that this custom instituted by John be practised by all at that time, He Himself submitted to it, that souls might be awakened and that the law which had issued from the former religion might be fulfilled.
If the mantra is to penetrate the inner consciousness, to reach the point where thoughts originate, where consciousness emanates and evolution begins, then this last form of spontaneous mantra awareness, ajapa japa,must be practised.
The act of worship means much more than thousands of finely honed sermons and spectacular programmes;which should be practised, especially at the meeting with the sacrament of the Eucharistic Christ, becoming close to Him through worship, renouncing all laxity.
(iii) Without spending all the time in practising like‘I am Siva' or‘I am Brahman', which are regarded as nirgunopasana(contemplation of the attributeless Brahman),the method of enquiry into oneself should be practised as soon as the mental strength which is the result of such upasana(contemplation)is attained.
In the present case the applicant is affected by the disputed Decision as an importer of clementines, that is to say,by reason of a commercial activity which may at any time be practised by any persons and is not therefore such as to distinguish the applicant in relation to the contested Decision as in the case of the addressee.