Pindar said that in education, the mind should be enkindled.
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The glare from the enkindled roof illumined its inmost recesses.
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These remembrances were enkindled because of the centrality of the Word in bibliodrama.
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Thus my mind, all rapt, was gazing, fixed, motionless and intent, ever enkindled by its gazing.
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Participants remarked that it was indeed a sign of immense hope which has enkindled enthusiasm and commitment.
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It is you, O Agni most youthful, whom, once enkindled, the Gods have chosen as messenger, conveyer of oblations.
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Heath backed down and announced £35m of investment in Upper Clyde shipbuilding, which in turn enkindled another £65m in grants.
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The nearer I approached to your habitation, the more deeply did I feel the spirit of revenge enkindled in my heart.
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My fervent desire for reconciliation will be enkindled at Kurescek and at my other shrines, where the seekers of peace and reconciliation will take refuge.
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Our Father Dominic enkindled his fledging Order with the fire of his burning love for all creation having nothing to do with a disembodied religion.
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Hagar and her son are said to have left Sarah's house shortly after the birth of Ishmael due to the strife enkindled between the two women.
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Then why do we need such meetings at which they pretend to put out the fire in the country when it is enkindled inside the parliament.
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After his return to Aix in 1802 and his conversion between 1805 and 1808, grace enkindled in the heart of Eugene de Mazenod the flame of zeal.
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The fire that was enkindled in the relationship between them and their love and service of those who live in poverty lives on today in the worldwide Vincentian Family.
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Saul, all the more enkindled against David, whom he sees increasingly supported by the King of the Philistines, is thereby filled with new suspicions, and finally declares himself for war.
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Rather let this divine fire which Jesus Christ came to bring on earth be enkindled before the all-consuming fire of your anger comes down and reduces the whole world to ashes.
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In fact, their souls made lighter by the abundant graces received during their stay, it was with hearts enkindled with new fervor that these girls returned home, to radiate joy and love everywhere they go.
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To follow McIlroy in the early afternoon as he played the back nine of the course at Dove Mountain was to feel the same dizzying rush of promise that Woods enkindled during his climb to golf's summit.
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However, being a trustworthy notary in possession of a precise vocabulary (to which the rest of the prologue, at least, is witness), Rev. Brandan is to be understood in a strict sense. The hope of the discovery of corroborative material in this regard must remain enkindled.
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She is beautiful to look at and her performance is enkindled by the spiritual exaltation of a transcendent heroine." It was in this play that Cornell's real artistry became apparent. Audience members talked of having been "changed" by her performance, and "mesmerized." Writer S.N. Behrman said "it was something essential in herself, as a person, that the audiences sensed and reached out to.
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As a tutor to the Perczel family, however, Vörösmarty contrived to pay his own way and go through his academic course at Pest. The activities of the Diet of 1825 enkindled his patriotism and gave a new direction to his poetry. He had already begun a drama, Salomon. He flung himself into public life and fell in love with Etelka Perczel, who was from a higher social class.
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Doillon's love for music was enkindled by her father: "When my parents split, I discovered with Jacques, his taste for eclectic and a strange form of radicalness in music. He would say: 'sit down, shut up and listen to the music' while playing records from Chet Baker, Billie Holiday, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Patti Smith and Nick Drake." She often quotes Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen,Philippe Brochen. "Lou Doillon connaît la chanson". Libération.
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It enkindled a new spirit of nationalism, which helped to create a feeling of national unity on important political issues. He was the first politician to receive all India popularity. Under his able leadership, the Association demanded simultaneous holding of civil service examination in England and India and Indianisation of higher administrative posts. Besides, the Association led the campaign against the repressive arms act (1878), the vernacular press act, and the exemption of duties on cotton goods.
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An untitled work by Jahar Dasgupta While attending a talk entitled 'Nadir Bhabna' (Musings of the river) by Shri Alokeranjan Dasgupta, the artist Shri Jahar Dasgupta encountered a mind blowing experience. Acknowledged gratefully by the painter, the inter-face opened for him the doors to the world of Bergson and his revolutionary thinking. This was his very first acquaintance with the philosophy of the French thinker and evolutionist Henri Bergson (1894–1941). The uplifting spiritual content of Bergson enkindled the thought process of the artist.
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God" dichotomy that too often gets played out in the media. However, his overall message is still harmful: Gays and lesbians are Christians – they're just not as good as straight ones." She argued that Barna had formulated his report with undue irony and skepticism, and that he had failed to take into account the reasons for the data which enkindled his "arrière pensée." The reason why far fewer homosexuals attend church, she argued, is that there are far fewer churches who will accept them.
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Setu Madhavrao was well versed in Marathi, English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Urdu and Persian, apart from Kannada, which was his mother tongue. As a linguist he discovered the sound system and the Grammar of tribal dialect called Gaudi. He was one who served the cause of Marathi against all odds in pre and post - Independent Hyderabad state. Following in the footsteps of the noted Bengali historian Jadunath Sarkar, Setu Madhavrao wrote Shivaji's biography in Marathi and English and the theory enkindled the spirit of nationalism in his reader's.
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In all first-class cricket, he scored 30,573 runs at an average of more than 42 per innings, with 67 centuries: he is 58th on the all-time list of run-getters. His career with Yorkshire dissolved under a cloud, however, when the Yorkshire Committee, worried about his 46 years and increasing troubles with lumbago, resolved against renewing his contract. A brouhaha was quickly enkindled by the furious Yorkshire members, who put forward a vote of no confidence in the Committee, contending that this was no way to treat so true-hearted and prolific a servant of Yorkshire cricket, but the decision stood.
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Per Ruth Ash, Allegheny College Archivist 1889 was the year that Singley married Anna Caraway, whose family lived in Meadville. The Hall of Fame Annualpublished by Keystone View Company, 1926 states that while Singley was a college student James M. Davis showed him a stereograph of two silver gray foxes in the woods. Gazing at the three- dimensional image caused Singley to understand the educational potential of stereoscopic photography, and enkindled in him a desire to teach others through the use of steroviews. James M. Davis distributed the stereoviews of the Kilburn Brothers and Benjamin W. Kilburn.
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In 1883 he also created the Feast of Queen of the Holy Rosary.Remigius Baumer, 1988, Marienlexikon, St. Ottilien, pp.41 In Laetitiae sanctae Leo XIII wrote that he was "convinced that the rosary, if devoutly used, is of benefit not only to the individual but society at large." Pope Pius XII emphasized the benefits of rosary meditations in his encyclical Ingruentium Malorum and wrote: > And truly, from the frequent meditation on the Mysteries, the soul little by > little and imperceptibly draws and absorbs the virtues they contain, and is > wondrously enkindled with a longing for things immortal, and becomes > strongly and easily impelled to follow the path which Christ Himself and His > Mother have followed.
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As related by Prince, John IV Copleston murdered his godson, possibly an illegitimate son, which "most unfortunate occurrence in this place of Tamerton...in all probability hastened the extinction of the name and family here and at Copleston also". The godson had been sent abroad for his education and when he returned home to England overheard his godfather's private conversation and reported it amongst his circle of friends, which action soon found its way by gossip back to his godfather, whose indignation was "exceedingly enkindled" and who exclaimed: "Must boys observe and discant on the actions of men and of their betters?", and thenceforth resolved and sought all opportunities to be revenged upon him. The two next met at Tamerton Foliot church during the Sunday service, and the youth fled before the end of the service, having noticed his godfather's angry look.
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It has given me an > entirely new conception of Christianity and of all religion, and with it my > whole nature seems changed for the better...It is a sane and practical > religion, which meets all the varying needs of life, and I hope I shall ever > regard it as a priceless possession. The letter from ʻAbdu'l-Bahá said in part > I hope that thou mayest become… the means whereby the white and colored > people shall close their eyes to racial differences and behold the reality > of humanity, that is the universal truth which is the oneness of the kingdom > of the human race…. Rely as much as thou canst on the True One, and be thou > resigned to the Will of God, so that like unto a candle thou mayest be > enkindled in the world of humanity and like unto a star thou mayest shine > and gleam from the Horizon of Reality and become the cause of the guidance > of both races. In 1910 Gregory stopped working as a lawyer and began a lifelong service to the religion largely by holding meetings and traveling for the religion and wrote and lectured on the subject of racial unity and the religion.
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