With that understanding, it is easier to cut through the unrealistic fantasies and, without necessarily being happy or comfortable with the results of the election, to allow oneself to experience appropriate gratitude, remorse, or grief.
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Having been a foreign correspondent in London, in Beirut during its civil war, in Israel and then the foreign affairs columnist for this newspaper since 1995, I'd long wrestled with how much idealism one should allow oneself when advocating for or against the uses of American power abroad.
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She argues that one of the central tenets of feminist pedagogy has been to subvert the mind- body dualism and allow oneself as a teacher to be whole in the classroom, and as a consequence wholehearted.
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Keane; p. 272. Havel echoed Patočka's sentiment that no matter what the situation, individuals carry responsibility with them. Therefore it is possible to not allow oneself to be humiliated by superiors anymore, or intimidated by the secret police. Havel argued that this oppression can never be universal even if a single person doesn't give it power over themself.
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More importantly, in any form of art one should let oneself be intrigued, inspired, and allow oneself to immerse within an artists work. Rothe might just be the kind of artist who knows how to expose your inner reflection in a mirror allowing yourself to be acquainted with that something about yourself that you might not have wished to know.
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The above citation is taken from 4:421. According to Kant, one cannot make exceptions for oneself. The philosophical maxim on which one acts should always be considered to be a universal law without exception. One cannot allow oneself to do a particular action unless one thinks it appropriate that the reason for the action should become a universal law.
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Prayer is deemed to be important to allow oneself to stay in tune with his spiritual friends and protectors. It is especially useful to fight or prevent obsession. Praying helps to clear the mind of bad feelings and prepares the spirit for higher achievements. The prayer does not need to follow a strict formula, but should come from within the follower, and it should express their true belief in, and dedication to, God.
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Seamen were not covered by Magna Carta and "failure to allow oneself to be pressed" was punishable by hanging, although the punishment became less severe over time.Conditions of service in Britain's maritime organisations pp. 39–40. In Elizabethan times a statute regulated impressment as a form of recruitment, and with the introduction of the Vagabonds Act in 1597 men of disrepute (vagrants) found themselves drafted into service. In 1703 an act passed limiting the impressment of men under 18 years of age to those who were not apprenticed.
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The Kuji-in were created from the gesture of both the hands. The left hand Taizokai represents a receptive valence, and the right hand Kongokai conveys an emitter valence. The Kuji Kiri performed with the right hand are to emphasize the cut of the ignorance of the Maya (illusion) (that is the deceptive sensory world) through the Sword of the Wisdom. In this way, according to the belief system of Shingon Mikkyo, one would come to create an opening in the daily world that would allow oneself to reach various states of consciousness.
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It takes 20 minutes to complete the 20 Synonym Questions and 20 Sentence Completion Questions. These questions test your familiarity with vocabulary and your ability to apply that knowledge. Outside of the test having Verbal Reasoning skills will allow oneself to develop qualities such as understanding, and solving complicated subject questions, logical reasoning as well as guaranteeing they have a vast vocabulary. Synonym questions in the ISEE look like this: CELEBRATE: (A) align (B) fathom (C) rejoice (D) salivate Sentence completions in the ISEE look like this: The farmers were wisely ------- to use the damaged farm equipment.
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Some therapists may examine worries or objections to suggestibility before proceeding with therapy: this is because some believe there is a rational or learned deliberate will to hold a belief, even in the case of more convincing new ideas, when there is a compelling cognitive reason not to 'allow oneself' to be persuaded. Perhaps this can be seen in historical cases of mass hypnosis where also there has been media suppression. In the individual, unexamined actions are sometimes described by hypno- and psycho- therapists based on outgrown belief systems. The term "susceptible" implies weakness or some increased danger that one is more likely to become victim to and must guard against.
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