contemplation

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• I certainly think that it’s possible to contemplate the boundary between life and not-life from that perspective, and the text, I would argue, clearly contains such a contemplation.

• I’m sure that somewhere there is a meditation or mindfulness practice that either already makes use of the concept of cosmic scales or should sign up this app right away as a tool for aiding contemplation.

• At a sanctuary in Sabah, Borneo, a young male proboscis monkey sits with his eyes closed in quiet contemplation.

• However, we have also evolved the ability to turn off this constant time-keeping, in moments of artistic rapture or contemplation, and that adaptive sense of timelessness gives our lives much of its beauty and meaning.

• It’s possible to spend the day completely isolated, in quiet contemplation, and feel invigorated.

• Contemplation and meditation are not just for monks and hermits.

• He went, and the experience “launched me into a lifelong passion for spirituality, meditation, and contemplation,” he said.

• It's picture that repays long contemplation, and I spent ages in front of it with friends.

• Landscapes of the Metropolis of Death is both a contemplation of these facts and a reflection upon living with them for decades.

• “Concentration and contemplation are still on the surface,” he explains.

• The shout of Jerry recalled the king from his of things in general to the lantern in particular.