"It made no sense in my clear mind," she said.
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"It made no sense in my clear mind," she said.
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My clear mind has allowed me to do a lot with this time.
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My clear mind has allowed me to do a lot with this time.
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She makes sure she's in good physical shape and has a clear mind.
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It's important to go into a fight with a clear heart and a clear mind.
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"I had a clear mind-set of what I was going to do," Collins said.
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This travel pillow organizer will help you keep a clear mind in hours of tight space.
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With a clear mind, I see things more objectively and get some of my best ideas.
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I feel like I always have a clear mind, with no primitive sexual instincts distracting me.
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She did not know what mattered more: relief from intense physical discomfort or a clear mind.
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Other times I need space so I can have a clear mind when I see them.
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This way, you'll return from your trip with a clear mind and a clean balance sheet.
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We cannot be depressed and [not] have a clear mind because we have to handle this responsibility.
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Give yourself room to defer making irrevocable decisions until you can do so with a clear mind.
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Either way, getting the blood circulating is critical for a healthy body as well as a clear mind.
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You have to have a clear mind or you're going to start making mistakes, and it usually cascades.
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Was it with a clear mind that she believed in us, or was it just the booze talking?
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"I tried to have a clear mind and be very realistic, know my limitations and my potential," he said.
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"This morning, with a clear mind, I would have wished it to be just a bad dream," he said.
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He can enter next year with a clear mind and not worry about the financial downside another surgery would have.
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Burch said she would never "in a clear mind" haze anyone, but she understands how others get to that point.
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Her mental symptoms also fit the bill — irritability, delusions and hallucinations, but with a clear mind much of the time.
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Although his voice and movement are not as sharp as they once were, he has a clear mind and pure heart.
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We need a calm and clear mind, and a compassionate approach, along with the whole-hearted participation of the parties concerned.
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And I have this deep, abiding faith in God to guide all of us, and for me, to have a clear mind.
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You can't be on hormones and get drunk all the time—you have to have a clear mind and a healthy body.
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You come in early, you have a very clear mind, you think properly, you get to plan your day, and you execute.
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Mr. Rahimi's attorneys asked that those statements be kept out of the trial because he was under medication and not of clear mind.
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I want to have a clear mind again,as a baby who stares at the lightwisping through the window and thinks,That's mine.
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"You come in early, you have a very clear mind, you think properly, you get to plan your day, and you execute," Kohli said.
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Two years ago, the march was dotted with racist banners, some of them reading "Pure blood, clear mind" or "Europe will be white or uninhabited".
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Last year, the annual far-right march was dotted with racist banners such as "pure blood, clear mind" and "Europe will be white or uninhabited".
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Where I could write the book in a clear mind and bring up some memories that weren't always cool, but were a part of my life.
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One cannot force energy into a painting without letting one's guts, life-experiences, and je ne sais pas flow from a clear mind and a pure heart.
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It's a continuous effort to greet life's unexpected challenges with a clear mind, confidence and especially to never forget who you are and what you're capable of.
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Rather than just laying down the moment I feel tired, I like to take some time to wind down, center myself, and go to bed with a clear mind.
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"We must always maintain a pragmatic attitude and a clear mind," said Mr. Deng, who was paralyzed in an attack during the Cultural Revolution and serves as chairman of the federation.
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I really appreciated that Oprah likes to start her day with a clear mind and a grateful heart, but for most of us with average day-to-day responsibilities, it doesn't seem too practical.
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About 60,000 people, some carrying banners with slogans such as "pure blood, clear mind," marched in a far-right demonstration in Warsaw in November and arsonists set fire to a synagogue in Sweden last month.
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This is critical for your progress, as you're going to have to talk about this experience with hiring managers moving forward — best to do it with a clear mind, a positive outlook and a sense of closure.
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In 2012, about a week before the 50th anniversary of the Friendship 7 flight, a reporter found the 90-year-old Mr. Glenn in full voice and clear mind, but regretting that he had sold his airplane the month before.
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And once you're there, however good you are, you need to be able to communicate to people and not having sort of 'set boundaries and ideals' – it can often block us at a time where we must keep a very clear mind.
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But a key to loving American Crime Story is to put Murphy out of your mind entirely — at least as a writer: he has no writing credit on any of the first six episodes, but he does direct a few — and go into it with a clear mind.
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"What can you get for 15 pounds in Central London, you know, you have a lunch… So 15 pounds to have a decent rest and clear mind for the afternoon or for a meeting late on in the day is perfect as far as I'm concerned," he added.
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And the lineup is impressive: The Setting Sun, for example, is infused with the crystal, Carnelian, known for its motivational powers and ability to promote leadership and courage; Copper Warrior, made with Tiger's Eye, is a stone of protection; and Moon Child, created with Rainbow Moonstone, helps promote a clear mind.
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Ultimately, the U.S. president should be cool under pressure, be able to keep a clear mind under the most intense circumstances; he or she must take a calm approach when presented with conflicting elements of information, have steady hand based on a seriousness of purpose, and must be willing to listen to subject matter experts and top advisers to help make the right decisions.
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No Clear Mind is a Greek music trio that formed in 2006 in Chania, Greece by multi-instrumentalists Vasilis Dokakis, Lefteris Volanis and Kostas Rovlias. No Clear Mind have released three studio albums, Dream is Destiny in 2012, Mets in 2013, and Makena in 2016.
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Cheongsimhwan (, lit. "clear mind pill"), also called uhwang-cheongsimhwan () and cheongsimwon (), is a pill formulated with thirty odd herbs including bezoars, ginseng, and Chinese yam root, used to treat various symptoms such as numb limbs and fit of apoplexy, epilepsy, etc. in traditional Korean medicine. .
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Jamie Smart is a British author and speaker. He is most known for writing CLARITY: Clear Mind, Better Performance, Bigger Results, a book about achieving mental clarity. In 2015, he published his second book, titled Little Book of Clarity: A Quick Guide to Focus and Declutter Your Mind.
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Vernon can often be seen walking through town naked. However, Vernon has a clear mind when it comes to watching the people in town and he manages to give Cory some insight into the killer of the mystery man in Saxon's Lake that helps him identify that person.
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Fashions of words and witt may change, And rob in part > their fame, And make them to dull fops look strange, But sense is still the > same. And will bleez bright in that clear mind, That loves the antient > strains, Like good Carmichael, patron kind, To whom this book pertains.
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He paid attention to minute details with a critical observation, states Zvelebil, and Naccinarkiniyar's work shows "a clear mind and a vast erudition" of Tamil and Sanskrit works. Naccinarkiniyar was a Brahmin of the Shaivism tradition of Hinduism.The Tamil Plutarch, Pg 57 Nacinarkiniyar wrote commentaries on the Tolkāppiyam, Pattuppāṭṭu, Kaliththokai, Kuṟuntokai and Civaka Cintamani.
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The Byzantine physician John Zacharias Aktouarios states that a physician needs an exceptionally sensitive hand and a clear mind. John Zacharias Aktouarios also had a large impact in the field of urology. In Byzantine diagnostics urine was used to identify different types of illness. John Zacharias Aktouarios created a vial that separated urine into eleven different sections.
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Her original physical abilities and clear mind makes her the single most outstanding agent in the Zero Zero Organization. She uses a number of aliases such as "Muse", "Miss Nine", "Cool Liz", "Lily Lam", "Mylene Duke", and "Melinda Pierce". ; : :Number Zero is the commander of the "Zero Zero Organization" of the Western Bloc. No one knows his true identity.
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Ayatollah Sayyid Hassan al-Husayni al-Shirazi. (; ; 1935–May 2, 1980) was an Iraqi-Iranian Shia scholar, thinker, and poet. He was assassinated in Beirut at the hands of the Baathist intelligence. Renowned Lebanese writer George Jordac, describes al-Shirazi as 'a clear mind, honest tongue, and lovable heart with a face that reflects the light of a generous soul'.
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Some readily accepted the drink, while others declined in order to keep a clear mind. Schrepfer started the ceremony, kneeling in a corner of the gallery. It took a long time before anything happened and Schrepfer worked himself into a violent sweat and almost in convulsions. Then a loud clatter was heard outside all of the windows and a sound followed which resembled a glass harmonica.
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Page 4 He interpreted the "kara" of Karate-dō to mean "to purge oneself of selfish and evil thoughts ... for only with a clear mind and conscience can the practitioner understand the knowledge which he receives." Funakoshi believed that one should be "inwardly humble and outwardly gentle." Only by behaving humbly can one be open to Karate's many lessons. This is done by listening and being receptive to criticism.
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In 2013, Smart wrote his first book CLARITY: Clear Mind, Better Performance, Bigger Results. The book discusses the use of implication-based learning for achieving mental clarity. Smart suggests that mind has its own "self-clearing" capacity. In the book, he writes about the misperception that circumstances are responsible for feelings. He refers to “clarity of understanding” as the recognition that feelings are always and only caused by moment to moment thinking.
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She also published several books such as Working with Anger, Open Heart, Clear Mind, Buddhism for Beginners et cetera. In 1988, the group decided to organise as a Buddhist society under the name "Amitabha Buddhist Centre", and leased a small house at Butterfly Avenue for its activities. Amitabha Buddhist Centre was officially registered in January 1989. In 2000, ABC began to raise funds for the purchase a permanent home at Lorong 15 Geylang.
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For episodes 130 to 154, the opening theme is by Masaaki Endoh, while the ending theme is by Plastic Tree. Certain episodes use the insert song: "Clear Mind" by Masaaki Endoh. Episode 154 uses the insert song: "The Melody of Promises," which is also by Masaaki Endoh. Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's was licensed in North America by 4Kids Entertainment, and Seasons 4 and 5 was aired on 4Kids' Toonzai block between February 19 – September 10, 2011.
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Also, the HKSAR government, just before the nomination period ended, abruptly requested candidate to sign confirmation, declaring support to Hong Kong Basic Law and promise loyalty to HKSAR. This led to Leung's disqualification. Later Leung was sentenced to 6 years in prison due to participation in the 2016 Mong Kok civil unrest. Tai Kung Pao once commented on Leung's clear mind, quick response, and excellent communication skills, believing HKSAR Government need to treat the by-election results seriously.
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During the reign of Emperor Yuanzong, he became the Grand Guardian of Li Yu, who was heir apparent to the throne. As Grand Guardian, Xu successfully proposed the construction of a "clear mind pavilion", from which imperial commands would be relayed, on the palace grounds at Jinling. He was also the chancellor of the capital. After the fall of the Southern Tang dynasty, Xu You was appointed as a Song court director alongside Xu Xuan (徐铉).
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In 2000, he was ordained a Soto Zen priest and was installed as abbot of Daibutsuji Zen Temple in Las Cruces. In 2005, he was given Dharma Transmission. In 2005, he retired from clinical practice to establish the Order of Clear Mind Zen in Las Cruces, New Mexico, with affiliates in northern California, Virginia, and West Texas. Hilbert has a history of street practice, bearing witness for peace, and continues his community service with vulnerable populations.
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Despite his naivete and inhibitions, he has a clear mind, sharp ideas and thoughts. He sees the pact with Doyler to swim to the Muglins as a symbol of their union, their very own experience which no one can take from them. Doyler is the rough diamond son of Mr. Doyle, who is Mr. Mack's old army pal. Doyler has grown up in poverty, hence he already knows quite a lot about life and is in no way naïve.
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Song Ha-choon says that to him, writing fiction is a type of buffer. The world is a hopeless place, but he can use fiction to buffer the shock of such despair. As brutal and reckless as it gets, when he fights it with a clear mind, he says that it gives him strength to live on in the world. Writing gives him the strength and the abundance in mind that enables him to endure the world.
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On 29 January 2008, Tait announced that he would take an indefinite break from cricket, citing being physically and emotionally exhausted. He stated, "A break from professional cricket will hopefully give me a clear mind and a chance for my body to rest and recover."AAP (2008). Test bowler Tait quits cricket. Retrieved 29 January 2008. In March 2008 Tait claimed he was "feeling normal again" and was aiming for a comeback at the start of the 2008–09 season.
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The program was developed for use in Narconon, and was published in Hubbard's Technical Bulletins of Dianetics and Scientology as well as the book Clear Body, Clear Mind. Two other books describe the procedure, Purification: An Illustrated Answer To Drugs and Narconon New Life Detoxification Program: the effective purification program by L. Ron Hubbard. The term "Purification Rundown" is a trademark of the Religious Technology Center (the governing body of the Church of Scientology), though an RTC spokesman has denied any licensing arrangement with Narconon.
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Some linguists trace erosion to the speaker's tendency to follow the principle of least effort, while others think that erosion is a sign of changes taking place. However, phonetic erosion, a common process of language change that can take place with no connection to grammaticalization, is not a necessary property of grammaticalization.Lessau 1994, p. 263. For example, the Latin construction of the type clarā mente, meaning 'with a clear mind' is the source of modern Romance productive adverb formation, as in Italian chiaramente, Spanish claramente 'clearly'.
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The "detoxification" program was created by L. Ron Hubbard, who set out the procedure in Clear Body, Clear Mind, one of the canonical texts of Scientology. Known as the "Purification rundown" or "Purif," it is promoted through various groups affiliated with the Church of Scientology, including Narconon drug rehabilitation and the Second Chance Program. It claims to flush poisons from the body's fat stores using exercise, saunas, and high doses of vitamins, particularly niacin. Medical professionals have judged it to be unproven, ineffective and/or potentially dangerous.
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Harvey Daiho Hilbert Roshi (born 1947) is a psychotherapist and an expert on post-Vietnam stress syndrome. He is an ordained Soto Zen priest and the founding abbot of the Order of Clear Mind Zen and a leader of the Zen community in southern New Mexico. He was featured in a documentary on Vietnam Veterans that aired on both National Public Radio's "Morning Edition" and PBS station KRWG-TV. During combat in the Vietnam War Hilbert was shot in the head, leaving him paralyzed on the left side of his body.
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Lovinescu, p.23-26 Early in the 20th century, he notes, Sanielevici was also the editorial voice of Viaţa Românească in its lengthy press debate with Junimist author Duiliu Zamfirescu. Ibrăileanu himself acknowledged, in 1910, that Sanielevici was "an intelligent man, with a clear mind, an original way of thinking, [...] a subtle spirit and an elegant form", who helped Poporanism in its fight against "decadence", and who discovered the talents of Brătescu-Voineşti. In his own analysis of the latter's work, Ibrăileanu even borrowed from Sanielevici, building on the idea of a readjusted Classicism.
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Clear Body, Clear Mind is a book published in 1990 by the Church of Scientology's publishing house Bridge Publications. It is credited to L. Ron Hubbard who died four years earlier, and is largely a compilation of material he wrote in the 1960s. It is one of the canonical texts of Scientology and mainly deals with the Purification Rundown ("Purif"). Scientologists believe this "detoxification" program, created by Hubbard, has unique medical and spiritual benefits, but has been criticized by medical professionals as "dangerous", "quackery," and "in some cases lethal".
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'Shining Relics of Enlightened Body' () is numbered amongst the 'Seventeen Tantras of Menngagde' () within Dzogchen discourse and is part of the textual support for the Vima Nyingtik. In the Dzogchen tantric text rendered in English as "Shining Relics" (), an enlightened personality entitled Buddha Vajradhara and a Dakini whose name may be rendered into English as "Clear mind" engage in discourse and dialogue which is a common convention in such esoteric Buddhist literature and tantric literature in general.Martin, Dan (1994). 'Pearls from Bones: Relics, Chortens, Tertons and the Signs of Saintly Death in Tibet'.
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Although the physical techniques of Shim Gum Do are intended by Chang Sik Kim to be effective fighting techniques, Chang Sik Kim teaches that the foundation of a clear mind and harmony between mind and body’s action is the most important thing a person can learn for defense. He argues that this ideal makes Shim Gum Do a non-violent martial art. In fact, spiritual aspects are highly emphasized in this martial art. It is typically practiced in spaces set up as Buddhist sanctuaries, and students have frequent opportunities for sitting in meditation and receiving dharma instruction.
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As of 479, he was said to be still of clear mind and was involved in a major reorganization of the laws. Because Emperor Xiaowen felt that Gao was poor materially and had little entertainment, he sent the imperial musicians to Gao's house every five days to entertain him, and supplied Gao with food and clothing. Whenever Gao would meet with the emperor, the emperor also prepared a cane and a small table to help him. Gao was said to have been healthy throughout his life, and in 487, after a very brief illness, he died.
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The mural depicts Chinese philosopher Laozi, sitting on the back of an ox, looking ahead with a serene expression.It features a saying from Laozi, in Simplified Chinese, along with an English translation: "It takes knowledge to understand others, but it needs a clear mind to know oneself. It takes strength to surpass others, but it requires a strong will to surpass oneself." Vancouver's Laozi (also referred to "Lao Tzu" and "Lao Tsu", 老子) mural is located on the Western wall of the Lee's Association building, at the corner of Gore Avenue and Pender Street, on the boundary of Chinatown.
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She concentrated mainly on her creative work, especially alchemy and continued to meet friends and patients from all over the world. During her last years, von Franz had Parkinson's disease. Barbara Davies stated that she took only a minimum of medicine, so that she was increasingly physically affected by her illness until death, but could keep a clear mind and consciousness.Barbara Davies, "Marie-Louise von Franz: Her Life and Work", in James A. Hall and Daryl Sharp, Marie-Louise von Franz: The Classic Jungian and The Classic Jungian Tradition (Inner City Books Toronto 2008) p. 58. .
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Clear Body, Clear Mind includes a disclaimer to the effect that the Purification Rundown is not a medical treatment and that it should not be read as making medical claims. However, in their Introduction to the book, David Root M.D. and James Barnes write: > L. Ron Hubbard's Purification program remains the only proven and safe > method for reducing or eliminating chemical residues from the body. It has > been used to alleviate the symptoms and concerns of people exposed to > radiation. With each year, the importance of this discovery to every man, > woman and child on this planet becomes more evident.
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This allowed German writer and scholar Goethe to access the text. Goethe was entranced by Howard's system, and he later wrote a series of poems in gratitude to him, including the lines (note: English translation): :But Howard gives us with his clear mind :The gain of lessons new to all mankind; :That which no hand can reach, no hand can clasp He first has gained, first held with mental grasp. Goethe also wrote to Howard (via one of Goethe's English friends), requesting Howard's autobiography and process in developing his classification system. Goethe also attempted to commission German painter Caspar David Friedrich for cloud studies based on Howard's system, but Friedrich declined.
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It is the only Tibetan Buddhist training monastery for Western monks and nuns in America. Thubten Chodron is also author or editor of more than 25 books on Buddhism, including two works co-written with the 14th Dalai Lama: Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and Approaching the Buddhist Path, the first in a multi-volume collection presenting the Dalai Lama's comprehensive explanation of the Buddhist path. Other popular works include Buddhism for Beginners; Open Heart, Clear Mind; Working with Anger; and Don't Believe Everything You Think. Thubten Chodron was a co-organizer of Life as a Western Buddhist Nun, an international conference of Western Buddhist nuns held in 1996.
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He had learnt German methods of exact research, but besides being an accurate philologist he was a literary critic of great acumen and breadth of view, and brought a singularly clear mind to bear on his favourite study of medieval French literature. His Vie de saint Alexis (1872) broke new ground and provided a model for future editors of medieval texts. It included the original text and the variations of it dating from the 12th, 13th and 14th centuries. He contributed largely to the Histoire littéraire de la France, and with Paul Meyer published Romania, a journal devoted to the study of Romance literature.
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It is then, at this moment, that a disruption comes to this beautiful love story... Raghu is invited to one of the pleasure parties, as a spectator, in a luxurious hotel with a restaurant, where Malu arrives with her uncle (Veera Raghavan) and her aunt. It is there that the mistake is formed... Actually, the girl committed by both accomplices, complains in the direction of the hotel, their uncalled-for, even exaggerated behavior. An explanation with the person in charge, little convinced, in front of Malu follows who went that way by chance, but without being spotted by the trio. The doubt forms in Malu, she wants to have a clear mind about it.
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" This has led other scholars to the opposite conclusion concerning Theodosius' anger: "According to N. Q. King, the Emperor may initially have been infuriated, but his decision was made after he had regained a clear mind." Doležal also argues for the unlikelihood of Theodosius ordering the massacre in a fit of rage. Referencing Peter Brown, he points out that there was an established process of decision making in the empire, and quotes Brown as saying "the emperor was expected to listen to his ministers" before acting. In Doležal's view "It is barely conceivable that his consistory approved of the massacre or that Theodosius made up his mind without any consultation with his advisers.
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The sun symbolizes the history of the Zia people who settled in the area, and the 4 rays symbolize the importance of the number four in the spiritual beliefs of the Zia society, with the four cardinal directions, the four seasons, the four times of day (sunrise, noon, sunset, night), and the four periods of life (childhood, youth, adulthood, old age). The Zia also believe that a person has four duties: to develop a strong body, a clear mind, a pure spirit, and a devotion to the welfare of people. The Zia symbol also has an obvious connection to the Flag of New Mexico, with both flags using it as a prominent element (in the case of New Mexico, the only element). The mythological thunderbird in the top left is perhaps a representation of the city's progress through the years.
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