Examples of using When we experience in English and their translations into Polish
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When we experience different emotions.
Conversion is necessary when we experience the loss of love.
When we experience suffering or enjoyment,we tend to behave in certain ways.
So one result is that body consciousness at the time when we experience being hit.
When we experience bad days, our heavenly father takes advantage of them to draw us close to himself!
There is a type of grace that arises when we experience situations from a larger internal space that is self-aware.
When we experience suffering or enjoyment,we tend to behave in certain ways. We grimace, we cry.
Another thing to remember is that when we experience all these mental factors, they all come in one package;
When we experience an orgasm, we reveal ourselves more completely and more honestly than at any other time.
The network of capillaries that nourish the eyes andthe surrounding areas have to expand this well when we experience when we are sick or tired.
When we experience this ultimate realization,we perceive less and less separation between the world and the Absolute.
However, we cannot forget that we belong to Christ andHis power is revealed mostly when we experience our weakness, tiredness and difficulties.
When we experience a little sip of happiness,we are so thirsty, we do not want not to be parted from it.
But independently from these traditions of the East, the physical theory called the Concept of Dipolar Gravity discovered and described an unknown earlier to our science kind of natural programs which our mind generates andsends each time when we experience any feelings while we know that someone else is responsible for inducing these feelings in us.
When we experience unhappiness or pain, it is certain that it came from our own previously committed destructive actions.
But independently from these traditions of the East, the physical theory called the Concept of Dipolar Gravity discovered and described an unknown earlier to our science kind of natural programs whichour mind generates and sends each time when we experience any feelings while we know that someone else is responsible for inducing these feelings in us.
Likewise, when we experience happiness, it is the result of our own previously committed constructive behavior and actions.
When we experience happiness, we crave- which means we have a very strong desire- not to be separated from it.
The same areas of the brain get activated when we experience social rejection or the betrayal of a loved one as when we spill hot coffee on our arm.
When we experience the storms of life,we should be like the tree that digs its roots ever more deeply for a greater grip in the earth.
According to the law of certainty of karma, when we experience unhappiness, it is certain that this unhappiness has ripened from the karmic aftermaths of destructive actions.
When we experience this love, we are one with our consciousness and the original wholeness of our Being is revealed.
It's, you know, that gut feeling that we feel- when we experience something pathetic and we say:"Oh my God, I am so moved, there is something so deep." But you never know what this depth is.
When we experience the death of our child in a dream, it certainly seems real and horrible, but then we wake up to see that it was only a dream.
In moments like this, when we experience shock, When we find our faith challenged, All americans must look inward.
Basically, when we experience unhappiness, we're dying of thirst to get rid of it, just like you want to get rid of being thirsty.
When we experience something in a satisfying way, the way we experience the object is that the object, literally,"comes to our mind" yid-du'ong-ba, Skt.
When we experience too much stress, this gland will become less accurate, thus, leading to imbalanced hormonal level within our bodies and resulting to more damaged tissues.
When we experience an object in a tormenting manner, this unhappy experience of the object, literally,"does not come to our mind" yid-du ma-'ong-ba, Skt.