We are challenging people spiritually, not physically, spiritually to change the way you have been doing.
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You may not feel psychologically or spiritually equipped for your own death (I know I don't), but there are so many people who are even less psychologically and spiritually prepared than we are.
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They all became saints because their hunger spiritually enlightened them.
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I don't perceive a different person spiritually or even physically.
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Pence's dishonesty is not just spiritually toxic, but socially radioactive.
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Spiritually, the city is the home of Poland's coal miners.
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It's a wonderful afternoon to spiritually cleanse your living space!
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Rather than legitimizing himself legally, he is legitimizing himself spiritually.
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But in our culture, the psychological guilt is spiritually unforgiving.
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"I've been going through a tough time spiritually," he says.
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To nourish yourself spiritually, if I'm being corny about it.
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Some of these women are at their weakest moment spiritually.
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She said the rabbi insisted on spiritually cleaning her home.
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Sundays at church were no place for the spiritually meek.
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Spiritually, Granduciel is still looking; nothing is secured or presumed.
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I want to be emotionally, spiritually, physically satisfied as well.
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You talk about these jobs as morally and spiritually corrosive.
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They are hard, emotionally and spiritually, and they're hard physically.
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Today, though we are globally connected, we are lost spiritually.
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It is Bodak Yellow, Cardi B. Psychically, spiritually, emotionally, communally.
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Together, he and Claire have explored ways to grow spiritually.
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It's both festive and solemn, spiritually searching in its jumps.
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This had the effect of reconfiguring me spiritually as well.
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It keeps me focused spiritually through the stressful times life brings.
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Our bond is deep not only culturally but spiritually as well.
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Spiritually, it's a chance to clear your brain and heighten awareness.
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Mr. Trump may not be as spiritually minded as former Gov.
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This is a powerful time for transformation—spiritually, mentally, and emotionally.
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Spiritually, emotionally, and existentially flattened like an egg under an anvil.
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And as I've grown spiritually that has always influenced my music.
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"Physically, spiritually, mentally, I was so broken," he told PEOPLE Now.
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Once I felt I was OK spiritually, the rest didn't matter.
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The settings for her stories are often psychologically and spiritually disturbing.
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I love big questions, just philosophically and spiritually, on some level.
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Spiritually, this is a fab time to energetically cleanse your home.
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Physically, spiritually, socially, we are — as a nation — fantasists of control.
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Spiritually, it was a reinvention of Eastern Orthodox mysticism and iconography.
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Spiritually dead people cannot bring healing and growth in any society.
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This year, physically, spiritually, mentally, I feel as good as ever.
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Spiritually, emotionally and in all ways but legally, we are there.
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She has turned to prayer and fasting to strengthen her spiritually.
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They don't realize it harms people financially, physically, emotionally and spiritually!
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If anything they are spiritually hungry and open to religious conversation.
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That's an incredible milestone to reach mentally and spiritually by 30.
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Johns was often present in these works, sometimes spiritually, often literally.
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The planetary turn-on tonight is slow, sweet, gentle — and spiritually connected.
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Nah man, you have to take care of yourself – physically and spiritually.
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We are dealing with it chemically and spiritually and those are positives.
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"I'm older physically, but spiritually much younger," Schreiber told PEOPLE in 2009.
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This was truly a magical place of learning; academically, spiritually, and personally.
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So, the resulting number, eight, is spiritually and symbolically connected to today.
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I would love to always be improving mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically.
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But, spiritually, it's believed to promote a sense of grounding and acceptance.
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Spiritually speaking, this lunar phase is associated with growth, development, and progress.
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People say mentally strong, physically strong, spiritually strong, but this is everything.
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"Motherwort literally strengthens the heart and spiritually strengthens the heart," she said.
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Rasheda says she believes her father was spiritually present for the proceedings.
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"Psalm is a good reflection of where Kanye and Kim are spiritually."
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"I'm older physically, but spiritually much younger," Schreiber told PEOPLE in 2009.
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Detroit is a spiritually and culturally rich city filled with mystical wonders.
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Floorplan's breezier musical tone seemed to open Hood up spiritually as well.
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Depends what age you're dealing with, and how spiritually evolved people are.
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You know, it's really easy to get lost, spiritually and everything else.
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Capitalism has always tried to kill its workers (both literally and spiritually).
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In celebrating Spurs' failure together, the Emirates faithful have been spiritually redeemed.
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"The first day was so emotionally and spiritually exhausting," Ms. Wilson said.
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"We are physically out, but spiritually, we are there," said the Rev.
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At the same time, they resent how spiritually flat conservatism has become.
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It's the most spiritually impoverished way of being I could possibly imagine.
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"I don't think it has aged me spiritually or mentally," he said.
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Both Bernadine and Anthony are captives of their worlds, legally, spiritually, morally.
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And those who survived often came home wounded -- physically, emotionally and spiritually.
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Head to City Center for an evening that's just as spiritually rousing.
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And there are overlaps, spiritually, in the desire to avoid centralized authority.
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Meanwhile, Hawke's character, Reverend Toller, is growing both physically and spiritually sick.
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But Toller's health is failing in all ways — bodily, emotionally, and spiritually.
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The mood is romantic, glamorous, over-the-top, spiritually inspired, and magical.
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The past few weeks have seen a spate of spiritually focused films.
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No. You described your work as being hard physically, mentally, and spiritually.
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This is actually a very spiritually significant day, according to nature-based faiths.
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It still remains a very spiritually involved country one way or the other.
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These are people who are pursuing things that satisfy them emotionally and spiritually.
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When he returned after a decade overseas, he felt lost, spiritually and emotionally.
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You can't work for someone for that long and not be spiritually connected.
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Spiritually, it's associated with growth and personal development, as all waxing phases are.
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A dream of mine, too: to live on an island, physically and spiritually.
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And also because he was spiritually allied with the scorpion and the wolf.
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PantheaCon draws pagans from all over the map, both spiritually and religiously speaking.
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There are no words to describe how spiritually ashy I am right now.
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Do you think paying for sex has made you a better person, spiritually?
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The participants also reported feeling more spiritually fulfilled and fearing their deaths less.
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Days later, they held a puja ceremony to spiritually celebrate the upcoming event.
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It's not only a spiritually symbolic flower, but also his grandmother's favorite flower.
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But definitely by the end of it, I'm emotionally, physically and spiritually exhausted.
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Spiritually, I feel very different from the way I used to, but physically?
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It was nasty and traumatic, and it left me spiritually and mentally lost.
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Rereading it during the visit to Florence made me feel, somehow, spiritually itchy.
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Yes, dinner with loved ones is more spiritually uplifting than ordering shoes online.
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Ms. Lewis said she found herself less career focused and more spiritually depleted.
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I was, I believed, spiritually "fatigued" and needing time to rest and reflect.
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" Kennedy, again: "This country cannot afford to be materially rich and spiritually poor.
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For many, being unable to trace our lineage was and remains spiritually painful.
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So you think it's spiritually connected to your old records in that way?
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This is the guiding light for Moondog's best self, spiritually if not palpably.
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People like to fight when they fuck, whether it's physically, socially, or spiritually.
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Make time to spiritually cleanse your home today and connect with your ancestors.
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When Luz meets Jonah, an orphan, the lonely teenagers connect spiritually, then sexually.
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" If you don't feel well physically you won't feel well spiritually," Southwell observed.
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Some facing death may meet it morbidly, others angrily, spiritually or even humorously.
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Any parting words of advice for living clean in 2018, physically or spiritually?
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What am I going to gain, spiritually or emotionally, from painting something miserable?
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I think her work, spiritually, relates a lot to what Reza was doing.
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Gillespie's answer was to keep Trump at arm's length physically but not spiritually.
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Whigs admired people and places that are enterprising, emotionally balanced and spiritually ardent.
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On the other hand ... I sort of believe, spiritually, in sharing the wealth.
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" Talking about all this, Mr. Radnor worried that he would seem "spiritually pretentious.
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We are economically, geographically, culturally and spiritually huge: the Gigantic States of America.
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As a conservative evangelical, the past year has been emotionally and spiritually draining.
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Researchers even found people to be more "spiritually aware" early in the mornings.
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I could also see robot love as being psychologically satisfying but spiritually empty.
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Obviously, there are all kinds of implications for that, politically and culturally and spiritually.
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She said that even though her parents have died, they're still spiritually with her.
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So many people could have been harmed, not just financially but physically, emotionally, spiritually.
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He was honest with his readers about what he went through physically, emotionally, spiritually.
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Spiritually, your dreams will be active, and it's a wonderful time for psychic development.
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"He was always ahead of the times, and spiritually off the hook," he said.
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Beyond affecting people physically, pain can also harm them socially, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.
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The "spiritually fulfilling" experience involves circling around the sacred structure known as the Kaaba.
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Last month, the moon's energy grounded us in a somber — yet spiritually fulfilling — mindset.
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It's a wonderful time to connect with your family and, spiritually, with your ancestors.
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A puja ceremony is a prayer ritual often performed to spiritually celebrate an event.
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They've been fighting for domination over the Middle East and spiritually over Islam worldwide.
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I'm bringing their prayers with me [and] spiritually they are all travelling with me.
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Protesting is draining—it's an exercise that can tire you both literally and spiritually.
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The preparation for a hunt is also physically and spiritually nourishing, tribal members say.
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Dostoyevsky's novels seem to me physically and emotionally claustrophobic, even if spiritually far-reaching.
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About funk, his past, and just life in general, yet mainly musically and spiritually.
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You realize that this is the core of this project emotionally, spiritually, or psychically.
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What my father said that late summer afternoon empowered me, psychologically, spiritually and physically.
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Some people minimize spiritually by reminding me that cosmically, death isn't the ultimate end.
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I was sleeping well, I was spiritually sound, I was good hanging with me.
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I grew as a person, grew spiritually because Morristown had a rich spiritual life.
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Are classes like Psycle and SoulCycle really as spiritually beneficial as they make out?
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky's most spiritually robust heroes insist that it takes no time at all.
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Firstly, it&aposs burning spiritually, and it&aposs a spiritual connection to the country.
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We have been awed by their power and grace, emotionally and spiritually for millennia.
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Bringing something new to the table is interesting and fresh physically, mentally and spiritually.
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In one of THE MOST spiritually and culturally significant places in the indigenous world.
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"Ballet could absorb all of me, physically and spiritually," she wrote in her memoir.
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It holds, among other things, that female masturbation is more spiritually permissible than male.
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Philosophically and spiritually, we're compatible, so all those things made us the perfect match.
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There isn't much music out there as warmly enriching and spiritually transportive as this.
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Spiritually speaking, the full moon takes preexisting feelings or energies and puts them in bold.
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He had robbed me physically, but he wasn't going to rob me emotionally or spiritually.
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"I believe that they are equally spiritually substantial, deserving of a free and lovely life."
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Yet for most of us, the first time is, well, awkward emotionally, logistically, spiritually, etc.
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"He just looks like he might be a little cleaner than me – spiritually I mean."
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Not just to integrate us physically, but to integrate us spiritually and intellectually and emotionally.
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While recovering physically I'm going to take time to recover spiritually and mentally as well.
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Wiseman's fly-on-the-wall approach works wonders in such a peaceful, spiritually rich atmosphere.
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Whatever you use to make your altar, it's important that each piece serves you spiritually.
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As a Journey "sequel," spiritually at least, it misses that game's singularly attractive multiplayer component.
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Brown is legally married to one of his wives, and "spiritually" married to the others.
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They were at least partially spiritually right, seemingly, but Mariah Carey doesn't seem to mind.
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Committing to better yourself physically, mentally, spiritually — it's very much like committing to another person.
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"Psalm is a good reflection of where Kanye and Kim are spiritually," the source said.
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It's really modeling this openness and ability to grow spiritually that I think really resonates.
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Maybe I can reach a higher plain spiritually without being in a near-death experience.
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While Nadia doesn't need a spiritually religious pillar, religious rituals are deeply important to Saeed.
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People will see it as an accessory rather than art that spiritually, existentially moves them.
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When they first start with us, many of them seem emotionally, spiritually and physically lost.
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Reformers of the 1860s viewed too much meat consumption as unwholesome, both physically and spiritually.
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Though both were born in the same town, they couldn't have been spiritually farther apart.
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Osho saw women as spiritually superior to male disciples and better equipped for becoming enlightened.
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The thing is, most people in positions of power are horrible, spiritually bankrupt fucking parasites.
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She felt spiritually powerful, and had recently started using her voice as a healing modality.
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Saturn will make you face realities that will help you heal emotionally, physically and spiritually.
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Believe that you know what you need to be comfortable, materially stable, and spiritually fulfilled.
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Khadija flipped idly thru the Kama Sutra for a bit and then we spiritually congressed.
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He said he was physically ready but not mentally or spiritually ready to play football.
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Instead I pledged to care well for all of me: physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually.
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"It finally made me find out who I was, spiritually, mentally and emotionally," she said.
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And, so many people could have been harmed, not only financially but physically, emotionally, spiritually.
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Being pregnant was physically, emotionally and spiritually easy for me, but socially, it was complicated.
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"Growing up in Flint, you have to be tough mentally, physically and spiritually," she said.
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I think coming that close to death spiritually changes you, and it changes your perspective.
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Now I'm emotionally/spiritually blossoming, and hopefully helping change some toxic mindsets courtesy of the patriarchy.
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It was very challenging, both physically, emotionally, spiritually, mentally, on my husband and on our lives.
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Is there anything that spiritually or emotionally links the music that Stadium & Shrines is drawn to.
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Exercising, and exorcising, out your demons isn't just spiritually satisfying, then; its positive effects are physiological.
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What's funnier than the sad truth of how 2016 drained us all emotionally, financially, and spiritually?
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Spiritually speaking, it's considered an excellent time to tend to your most cherished (and promising) endeavors.
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Spiritually, this is a wonderful time to cleanse your home, or to connect with your ancestors.
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He's now becoming emotionally and spiritually grounded, and the difference is written all over his face.
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Spiritually, this practice takes us beyond the mind, where a whole inner universe is awaiting us.
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But Jimmie can spiritually claim the city that belongs to his memory, his forebears, his friends.
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The basic plot is Richie trying to save his record label, first financially and later spiritually.
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My eyeballs were raw, my vision was blurry, and the site's commenters had broken me spiritually.
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"We bonded spiritually," said Candice, also an active Twitter presence at @SideEyeSassShow, in a telephone interview.
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These objects are historically, culturally, and spiritually important, and you have to take that into consideration.
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Although I no longer craved the poison physically, spiritually I was fumbling around in the dark.
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Spiritually, it nods to the Bible and the personal experience of its members, with captivating results.
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There is a greater respect of the need for support, whether that is psychologically or spiritually.
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We as a species may be up to the task technically but not spiritually or emotionally.
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JW: It's number one on the charts, it's number one psychically, spiritually, qualitatively, quantitatively, it's there.
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"So many people could have been harmed, not only financially but physically, emotionally, spiritually," he added.
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And how does it start to penetrate him emotionally, spiritually and practically as he's investigating things?
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"So many people could have been harmed not only financially, physically, emotionally, spiritually," James said Monday.
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This sort of violation denotes rape on many levels: spiritually, mentally, emotionally and, yes, sometimes physically.
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" He added: "So many people could have been harmed, not only financially but physically, emotionally, spiritually.
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"We were in a difficult position after two wars, spiritually and morally dead," she told me.
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Spiritually speaking, True North is a metaphor for finding our fixed point in a spinning world.
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That one's country has unraveled morally and spiritually in such a terribly painful, deeply divisive way.
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He would make a study of Sam and give him potions that would strengthen him spiritually.
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A hallmark of Andersson's novels is how spiritually and intellectually insipid the male love interests are.
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"There's a lot more alignment, philosophically and spiritually, than I ever thought there was," Carson said.
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That adroitness is how and why much of Maghreb jewelry vibrates with a spiritually suggestive demeanor.
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He also claimed he could help people grow spiritually by having sex with them, Daniela testified.
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"I lost the love of my life physically, but spiritually he is still with me," said Bulifant.
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"While recovering physically I'm going to take time to recover spiritually and mentally as well," she continued.
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It's the difference between curing a disease and healing a person physically, emotionally and spiritually, he added.
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I felt like I hadn't had enough time to heal physically, mentally or spiritually from those experiences.
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Some describe it as a peer-to-peer insurer ("Spiritually we're a tech company," says Mr Schreiber).
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As my spiritual idols faltered, my continued devotion to them left me feeling emotionally and spiritually manipulated.
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And as a biblical scholar, "I ask questions like, how can we spiritually be healthier?" he said.
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But then their members are also in Vemod, who are pushing older techniques in new directions, spiritually.
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Throughout "Family Feud," Beyoncé's clothes are meant to show that she is spiritually higher than Jay-Z.
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Mr Davis regards this more flawed, human Peter as "spiritually detached" where Mary is empathetic and wise.
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Earlier this summer, Atlanta rapper T.I. was still on Kanye West's side—if not politically, then spiritually.
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I started to hit rock bottom emotionally, spiritually, and physically while I was winning all those awards.
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As the sun harmonizes with mystical Neptune, you can find relationships that are spiritually and emotionally fulfilling.
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" Alexei did not argue the point, admitting, "For two people to align spiritually—it's a complicated endeavor.
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Prepare me to be the strong parent -- fiscally and spiritually -- that they will need me to be.
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She felt "spiritually dry," a term Christians use to describe the feeling of being far from God.
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No and no — I've just concluded that Game of Thrones is narratively bankrupt and spiritually burned out.
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Also they say "CREAM CITY" on the bottom, which is where I live, work and play, spiritually.
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It also connected on so many levels: socially' morally' and—I hate to use this word—spiritually.
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My miscarriage was a heartbreaking yet galvanizing preview of what I can endure — physically, emotionally and spiritually.
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Quakers were generally reviled at the time for their strange, spiritually induced behavior — "quaking" and the like.
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In those memes, Mx. Michael appears to be having a pep talk with a spiritually enlightened doppelgänger.
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" He said he told Scully, "Even though you won't be here, you'll be in my booth spiritually.
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The vast majority (96%) rated it as one of the most spiritually significant experience of their lives.
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Anything could happen, and Dom had tried to prepare himself, mentally and spiritually, for all possible outcomes.
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But it ends up where all of these movies do: spiritually (if you can call it that).
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This purple tiered cake covered in crystals is another spiritually inspired look for a black-tie affair.
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But spiritually, this blind and deaf pink puppy is a piglet like any other on this list.
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Likewise, your natural tendency is to atrophy and die — physically, spiritually, financially, and in every other way.
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"As one matures spiritually, it affects the process of lace making," said Sister Ana, the head nun.
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I think it probably would have a fairly profound impact on people spiritually as well as scientifically.
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It reinvigorated contemporary music with a soul—musically speaking, but more importantly spiritually speaking—that was missing.
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Mentally, spiritually, and emotionally, it's important to take breaks as a form of self-love and self-care.
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Amateur theatrics were allowed to pass the time and to allow men to be emotionally and spiritually uplifted.
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He is the founder of The Resistance Prays, a daily devotional aimed at defeating Trumpism spiritually and politically.
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Fully 88% thought that being at peace spiritually at the end was "extremely" or "very important" (see chart).
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So one of the major growths for me is just spiritually, being able to make my own decisions.
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Emotionally and spiritually, this new moon is all about belief—what and who do you have faith in?
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The effects an individual experiences from a trauma of that magnitude are felt physically, psychologically, emotionally and spiritually.
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"I learned a lot about how to be a real rocker, professionally and spiritually," he says via email.
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Looking at the world through the narrow lens of white privilege is suffocating and spiritually and intellectually inferior.
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And his claim in a debate that the purpose of conservatism is to conserve wealth is spiritually impoverished.
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And I'm walking with colon cancer with the word terminal very much in my vocabulary, comfortably and spiritually.
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The visuals are also spiritually soaked; a metaphor almost for keeping one's head high during times of struggle.
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Google's search prowess could make all the difference here, but conceptually and spiritually Google Home is an Echo.
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The idea of retreat wasn't merely theoretical, but shaped a singular strand of spiritually oriented right-wing politics.
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"I would like him so that mentally and spiritually, he feels comfortable in his new surroundings," Johnson said.
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"I don't think it has aged me spiritually or mentally," Obama said in a "Fox News Sunday" interview.
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He converted to Catholicism as a teen-ager, freely but under the influence of his spiritually itinerant mother.
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He is the founder of The Resistance Prays, a daily devotional aimed at spiritually and politically defeating Trumpism.
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I am interested in what they show: that a political climate can actually mentally and spiritually change people.
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Then on Sunday send them to the Himalayas, which they can experience mentally and spiritually at this museum.
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But they do reveal the spirit of our society, which is why this moment felt particularly spiritually poignant.
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She may have vacated the house she rented here on earth, but to me, spiritually, she never died.
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Spending time browsing here was among my most dismal shopping experiences in recent memory: joyless, arbitrary, spiritually empty.
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To the Editor: Do Christians of the religious right really feel spiritually at home with the Republican Party?
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As much as spiritually he was detached from the world, these things would yank him back into it.
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Neo-soul spoke to and for an increasingly confident black bohemian culture—politically aware, spiritually minded, middle class.
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I had a decent job and money, my boss was nice to me, but I felt dry spiritually.
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" They were interested in helping me "spiritually evolve," she said, comparing them to "the equivalent of Buddhist monks.
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Now I know that when I'm not physically fit and spiritually and emotionally calm, my mind is sluggish.
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I stand with those women, and I'm happy for them, because they're being set free mentally and spiritually.
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"Our goal is to connect everyone together and, spiritually, that's what we're moving toward," executive producer Jesse Merriam said.
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The current law says bigamy occurs when a married man weds someone "spiritually" or when he cohabitates with someone.
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Soil, at its core, is a disturbingly insightful examination of the nuances of human interaction—mentally, physically, and spiritually.
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Spiritually, he's back home—to that Midwestern place where he was before he was sucked into Silicon Valley's vortex.
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Everything would go back to how I 'felt spiritually' and what I needed to do to boost my spirit.
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"Please prioritize whatever you need for self-care — spiritually, emotionally, physically, and otherwise," wrote cofounder and CEO Jeff Nelson.
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The fact that we think so transactionally about other people is horrific and spiritually corrosive and should be condemned.
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When she thinks about her own priorities for her death, "being at peace spiritually" is top of the list.
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"We believe they were a very sophisticated social engineering way to molest children mentally, emotionally, and spiritually," Grundmann said.
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It laid a template for success, based on helping others spiritually and financially, which I've strived for ever since.
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The first message wins greater acceptance among those who themselves feel relatively secure, whether materially, psychologically or even spiritually.
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And all 22018 of them, in all likelihood, would be more qualified — ethically, morally, intellectually and spiritually — than Trump.
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And, at any rate, who wouldn't want to invoke such spiritually motivating energy for their performances and artistic vision?
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Once she went through with the process years later, a spiritually guided trial was held and he was disfellowshipped.
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She sought, through her own art, to create avenues for people to be more in touch with themselves spiritually.
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Holy water is actually one of the oldest and most spiritually significant items you can find in a church.
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And more than being a youngish man's game, just a thing that it was emotionally, spiritually exhausting to do.
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It was a narrative that wherever emotionally or spiritually he was coming from, it had different meaning for me.
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At the end, I was emotionally drained, physically tired and spiritually alarmed about how we will handle our divisions.
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The child of a devout mother and a secular father, she entered college feeling spiritually conflicted, and deeply alone.
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From its start in the late 1990s, Lululemon has defined its brand personality as fit, calm, and spiritually balanced.
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"You're speaking to me when I am still emotionally, intellectually, spiritually, and logistically processing all of this," she said.
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You may share that faith or not, but Erickson is living an attached life — emotionally, spiritually, morally and communally.
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Spiritually, I had to cultivate the skills of empathy, tact, and diplomacy (and practice a lot of loving kindness).
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Other Christians see yoga, especially the western version, as spiritually benign, a harmless exercise to improve flexibility and strength.
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Spiritually speaking, this will be a fantastic time to do dream work or to read up on psychic development.
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The intimate discoveries and daily bonds of marriage are at once thoroughly human, relatable, as well as spiritually transcendent.
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I wanted my ink to form a visual portrait of ideas and events that transformed me, literally and spiritually.
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And all 10 of them, in all likelihood, would be more qualified — ethically, morally, intellectually and spiritually — than Trump.
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She bathed the wood there, sculpted the objects in Philadelphia, sanded them in Cuba, in a spiritually correct way.
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"I felt more spiritually inspired by going outside," he said of his decision not to join the Brooklyn temple.
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Paul Alexander Nolan (actor, Jim) It does take a toll on you spiritually, as well as physically and emotionally.
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Critic's Pick Two sisters living in 1950s Brazil are kept apart by their father but can't be spiritually separated.
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The experience of being present for a death was so spiritually expansive that I wanted to encounter it again.
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Even more important, in Grimsley's view, It is hard on soldiers spiritually and psychologically to be asked to kill.
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You don't listen to "Holocene" to feel hopeless or small, but rather to feel spiritually bigger than your smallness.
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In helping his congregation spiritually prep for Christmas, Visker said, he sometimes loses sight of his own spiritual needs.
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So those lines that we consider as being abstract, they're probably more attuned spiritually than they are to abstraction.
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Spiritually, this will be a time for you to connect with your family and find a sense of belonging.
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This has been challenging physically, emotionally and spiritually, but he has risen to the top and continues to every day.
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The upcoming Captain's Ball, where Jamal is set to headline, will take place far from "the hood" spiritually and physically.
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Then I went to a really religious Muslim high school, and I didn't fit in spiritually or physically there either.
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"We're growing personally, sexually, intellectually, and spiritually from the moment we're born to the moment we pass," Dr. O'Reilly says.
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"Woman not only causes a miracle by giving birth, but also has the ability to reconstitute herself spiritually," she says.
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"Jane" has a great emotional weight: it is unsurprising that Mr Morgen says he was spiritually affected by making it.
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The truth is that I will always love drugs and raving—and a future without either would be spiritually unfulfilling.
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But perhaps the most spiritually taxing work in Destroy Your Humanity bares the least resemblance to any religious institution ritual.
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This book focuses on becoming more intentional and spiritually connected to your partner, with the goal of achieving better orgasm.
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Mammoth Cave, their label and vinyl pressing partners, had shut down, noting that they were both "financially and spiritually" bankrupt.
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"He's a spiritually deep person, with a huge faith," said Mr. Patitucci, who reached out to Mr. Greene after Newtown.
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Like that pickpocket, the spiritually moribund Yurika derives what little joy she can find in life from violating its rules.
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Leading Care, spiritually as well as medically, is its popular chairman, Dr. B. Soma Raju, a 69-year-old cardiologist.
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Whether black people will be acknowledged and allowed to thrive more than spiritually from their innovations remains to be seen.
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The theme is constant—what we gain from the natural world, spiritually and physically, aligns with the damage we create.
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It's something that I never thought to question, which I think is fascinating not just scientifically, but emotionally and spiritually.
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She also plans to expand the White Light Festival, the inward-looking, spiritually-inclined fall festival she launched in 2010.
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This has happened literally (à la "Fifty Shades of Grey," which began as erotic "Twilight" fan fiction) but also spiritually.
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And so it just was a time for me to take to myself, spiritually, and reconnect and just get through.
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A fine thread has been woven throughout its three games, spiritually linking them to one another without ever acknowledging interconnectivity.
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"They have strong, stable and deep roots — the Russian and Serbian people have always been spiritually close," Mr. Putin said.
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They rarely, if ever, visit the church, and he remains troubled by the idea they will not be spiritually saved.
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Through a better understanding of her own psyche, King believes she's been able to evolve spiritually while expressing herself creatively.
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The Moon, in Taurus, connects with dreamy Neptune at 10:08 AM, making for a spiritually connected, if confusing, morning.
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In a 16th-century India heavily organized by caste, the idea of the langar was both spiritually and socially radical.
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You're harmonizing spiritually and consciously, as you're looking into each other's eyes, and you're feeling each other's energy take place.
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Bundy would need least two to three years, as John Tanner, a spiritual leader trying to spiritually redeem Bundy, told prosecutors.
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But I&aposm not going to throw the rest of my life away mentally and emotionally, and spiritually because of it.
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A few months later, I left Maui to reunite with a spiritually devout man I'd met at my yoga teacher training.
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Spiritually speaking, the solstice signals a changing of the seasons and reminds us that we've reached the midpoint of the year.
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Also grieving the loss of a partner, Judy is an optimistic, spiritually-attuned bohemian seeking connection in the wake of tragedy.
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We decided that its idea of sharing, caring, and a vaguely lawless collection of people is quite a good vibe, spiritually.
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On Sunday, the final day of the funeral, Bhumibol&aposs cremated remains are set to be enshrined in spiritually significant locations.
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Spiritually speaking, there's one key difference: Where each month's full moon has corresponding symbols among nature-based faiths, new moons don't.
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They had a puja on Wednesday at Chopra's house in Mumbai, a prayer ritual often performed to spiritually celebrate an event.
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It's as easy as downloading an app — and a lot more spiritually rewarding than a bauble or a box of candy.
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We saw R.E.M. dozens of times, seeking the precious peak moments when something clicked during the concert and it became spiritually
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Spiritually speaking, however, if you've ever dipped your toe into crystal healing, you may have noticed that diamonds aren't usually mentioned.
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Only God knows how much Bob has suffered physically, emotionally and spiritually during these years away from his family and country.
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I am an ordinary man who raised 7 children financially, emotionally, spiritually, educationally, morally and to the best of my ability.
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Carole Radziwill is overcome with emotion when she reconnects spiritually with a dear friend who was abruptly ripped from her life.
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You inserted yourself in a situation that you don't belong in, and my daughter is physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually damaged.
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"There's a history, especially in the African-American church, of 'I'm strong enough spiritually to deal with it,'" Mr. Dawson said.
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All of these items are believed to be spiritually restorative, and they're thought to imbue the bath with their healing powers.
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What nobody contests, however, is that the Coso Range was once one of the most spiritually important sites on the continent.
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We have made it so far since the Second World War when things were ... Europe was destroyed physically, but also spiritually.
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Venus enters Pisces on Tuesday, and you'll be attracting things that support your beauty and self-confidence, either financially or spiritually.
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The trio categorize themselves as Spiritually Ratchet, making their music a meeting place of thought provoking lyrics and trap-inspired production.
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The deck loosely follows the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot symbolism, and spiritually follows earlier tarots that adapted themselves to local folklore.
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It has to do with making your body more in tune spiritually, and also just giving the digestive system a rest.
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They have to be broken down spiritually, they have to be broken down mentally, they have to be broken down physically.
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Rites of passage It was a heartbreaking yet galvanizing preview of what the human body can endure — physically, emotionally and spiritually.
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Such daily notions are part of the hard, desperate routine of the surviving families spiritually scarred in the nation's gun carnage.
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"Is there something about having less things that you find spiritually elevating?" her son asks after some culling has been done.
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Clubb: There&aposs been massive damage to this area, and like I said, this affects the people spiritually, physically, mentally, emotionally.
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I've begun tiptoeing in that direction, trying to learn how to be spiritually nimble and to have faith in people again.
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The president is spiritually lacking in the most basic of Christian virtues and more often displays a casual cruelty toward others.
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Today, it is mostly GoJa, his name for a blend of gospel and jazz that swings with a spiritually uplifting message.
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It's the fall equinox, and along with being the official start of Libra season, it's a spiritually significant day for many.
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Eliza's escape would be an antidote to her father's disappointment with the spiritually and morally desolate place his country has become.
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The traditional Christian right no longer gives them tools to manage the "ways our economy impoverishes us spiritually," Mr. Meador wrote.
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Still, there is no missing the fact that this was a time of reawakening for the poet—spiritually and also sensually.
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There is no problem with seeking better trade deals, but to spiritually question the logic of free trade undermines American powerdom.
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They love to see the world (Sagittarius by airplane, Pisces by sea) and they are both lofty, idealistic, spiritually-leaning signs.
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Lost, from the very beginning, was caught between two separate ideas: the artificially unknowable Mystery Box and the spiritually unknowable, well, existence.
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And yet, I also think it's all a little absurd — particularly the rise of crystal-infused, spiritually-minded, energetically-formulated beauty products.
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Some of that didn't quite square with me — most of the crew that supports her creatively, spiritually, administratively seem to be men.
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"It just kind of really was right in-sync to where I was at mentally and spiritually in my life," Bailey says.
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I do not value myself for myself but this in itself does not necessarily indicate illness on my part, spiritually or mentally.
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I physically, spiritually and mentally, have been wearing him as this guy just claiming to be Jamie, but not yet being Jamie.
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On the flip side, however, Cancers are unusually skilled at washing away other people's pain and at nourishing and fertilizing others spiritually.
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Trump did well in his Mexico trip, though he was not spiritually cleansed of his sinful, vitriolic rhetoric and immigrant fear-mongering.
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Luckily, this Friday's eclipse will provide a pleasant balance to all that forward-thinking and make for a very spiritually grounded evening.
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"We want to support them spiritually and emotionally as well," Curry continued, emphasizing that the family needs more than just monetary help.
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The sacred plant-based medicine ayahuasca has been around for hundreds of years, used spiritually and ceremonially among tribes in South America.
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That girls at 12 or 15 who had bodies of 18 year olds were physically and spiritually mature, and could be married.
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Yachty is the Rapper Who's Having The Most Fun Right Now, the analogue of Chance, his less spiritually-inclined, less wizened junior.
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Ahead, we've rounded up some of our favorite uses of spiritually inclined hashtags, from the tongue-in-cheek to the totally sincere.
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The presidential campaign is just a loud echo, polarized and polarizing, of something that's going on in this country domestically, racially, spiritually.
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"I am spiritually close to the displaced and to all the people affected, imploring God for relief in their suffering," he said.
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Women now have many more opportunities to grow spiritually and play leadership roles in all religions, apart from the more fundamentalist groups.
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"I think I'm just in a different place, mentally, spiritually, where I'm able to enjoy this job more and more," Lin said.
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But I came down here, and Calton Athletic taught me something: I had physically, mentally, and spiritually battered myself to the ground.
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Our work provides so much more than financial stability — it goes to the core of who we are culturally, socially, even spiritually.
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My allies in that fight were mostly some fellow members of the Christian Church, many of them spiritually akin to the Rev.
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It's believed that if you're not of sound mind before entering, then spiritually, you too will get caught up in the whirlwind.
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The musical numbers at the Oscars are almost always a drag, and the Emmys have been spiritually inert the past few years.
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The things she said that were false — they were spiritually true, meaning they made her point, and she seemed to believe them.
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Uluru has a long history as a spiritually, culturally and politically significant site for Australia's Aboriginal people, especially the region's Anangu people.
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Even in his stunned, spiritually crippled later condition, the habits of sarcasm and chop-busting stick with him like phantom-limb sensations.
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They were successful, but along with their wives, spiritually unfulfilled, unable to understand the meaning of the suffering they saw and felt.
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Freshly mourning his mother, Theo is immersed both spiritually and aesthetically in blue at the Barbours' austere and lavish New York palace.
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How come there are so many lurid and spiritually bankrupt true crime shows, but so few documentary series about training service dogs?
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Moreover, he calls for giving Native Americans more authority in the management of sites that are culturally and spiritually important to them.
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" He added, "There was something pretty powerful about it being in a religious venue, because they blessed this process literally and spiritually.
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It was also sacred to the Mayans and other Mesoamerican groups; it still holds a high place spiritually in many indigenous societies.
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They long ago made their political risk-reward calculation, basically agreeing with Trump's view of a financially broke and spiritually broken nation.
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Spirit: You're a sign that gets caught in your own head, but 2019 is all about getting in touch with yourself spiritually.
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Jupiter and Neptune will make a harmonious connection in the sky on May 20, resulting in a creative and spiritually in-tune energy.
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The couple's epic wedding festivities kicked off with a puja ceremony at Chopra's family's home in Mumbai to spiritually celebrate the upcoming event.
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Traditionally known as the Cold Moon or the Long Nights Moon, December's full moon is spiritually associated with rest, care, and self-evaluation.
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Along with Hemsworth's JRPG cutscene score of a beat, "Hunnid" is a euphoric soundtrack to winning and getting paid both financially and spiritually.
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Pendulum dowsing can be as informative and spiritually fulfilling as a daily tarot practice if you go into it with an open mind.
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As if this month's full moon wasn't spiritually fortuitous enough, it's in the sign of Taurus and it coincides with Daylight Saving time.
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During her victim impact statement on March 29, the victim said Malone had taken advantage of her "mentally, physically [and] spiritually," Provencher confirms.
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A lot of times when you're working on a film project with friends it makes it very spiritually rewarding—more than a job.
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Spiritually sacred objects and the remains of past people present unique issues which must be dealt with sensitively and on an individual basis.
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"Reed said Damond was a veterinary surgeon who went to the US and "worked spiritually to heal other people with their medical problems.
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Three-leaf clovers featured prominently in ancient Celtic rituals and folklore (triads and the number three were considered spiritually significant back then, too).
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Spiritually, President Infinity is Power Politics' closest successor, offering a complicated and thorough simulation with all the visual panache of an Excel spreadsheet.
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"Psalm is a good reflection of where Kanye and Kim are spiritually," the source adds of the name, which means "song" in Hebrew.
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"Psalm is a good reflection of where Kanye and Kim are spiritually," the source added of the name, which means "song" in Hebrew.
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I feel the best I've ever felt—mentally, physically, spiritually, emotionally, everything..." [Episode I, 10:23] "Everyone's dance moves are exactly the same.
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Many, with jobs at some of China's hottest and most demanding companies, feel burned-out and spiritually adrift, and are looking for change.
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But she's always been spiritually and sonically restless, confronting God, staring down her tangled upbringing, and probing away at her guitar's outer limits.
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Mapelli, known as the "Bee Queen," believes that people who see her in action leave "less afraid and spiritually reinvigorated," National Geographic notes.
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"Spiritually, I've been a practicing pagan for a long time, not in the neo-pagan sense but in animus with nature," Miller says.
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He takes a quiet shine to the grumpy Alicia (Zoë Winters), who is perhaps the least spiritually evolved — or enthusiastic — of the participants.
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But along with exercising and good nutrition, a brain that is fully engaged socially, mentally and spiritually is more resilient, Mr. Nussbaum argues.
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The role of evangelical Christianity in American politics today has been a hotly discussed topic since President Trump's election, both politically and spiritually.
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"I took it upon myself to face this quote for five hours a day and to try to elevate myself spiritually," he said.
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But when it came time to rescue a depressed nation, he had little to offer, either spiritually or in terms of coherent policy.
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What does it mean in 2019 to be an intelligent, sensitive woman in a spiritually depleted, social-media-curated facsimile of a world?
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Reagan's emphasis on the myth of the Shining City as a society created by spiritually guided philosophers meant America's enemies were inherently evil.
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After the verdict was read on Monday, Carra Crouch told The Orange County Register she was still in the process of healing spiritually.
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Thankfully, more nurturing, less abrasive friendships followed, allowing Rumi to compose the spiritually pantheistic, enigmatic, and witty work for which he is famous.
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But those caregiving duties are easy compared with the later work of being a parent, which goes far deeper emotionally, mentally and spiritually.
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Alderson was there and spoke to reporters about how "everyone fights the disease physically and spiritually," but not everyone wins the physical battle.
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She said she saw that the passer-by was spiritually ill, and urged her to step into a nearby apartment to talk more.
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A good television soundtrack captures the voice of a series, and the voice of "The Leftovers" is brainy, irreverent but sincerely spiritually questing.
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But off-camera, the 65-year-old who's become known for pummeling bad guys on the big screen is far more spiritually grounded.
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It also sustains them spiritually as a place to gather traditional herbs and medicines, conduct religious ceremonies, and connect with their ancestral heritage.
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Cornerstones of the rehab experience often include chain-smoking cigarettes and ironically, trying to take better care of yourself, mentally, physically, and spiritually.
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He understood the necessity of not just saving the Union, but also of knitting the nation back together spiritually as well as politically.
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As far as I can tell, Curto is about as spiritually distant from the Olympic bubble as one can get, if not geographically so.
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Last summer, Plan C, a stadium located near the disastrous Marlins Park—a site that an MBU co-owner dubbed "spiritually-tainted"—gathered steam.
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A visit from this spiritually superior stud team begins when a woman receives word from church leaders that "the time was right" for motherhood.
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Still, the fact that Christianity now accepts the idea of a spiritually inspired translation, on a par with the original, makes things more complicated.
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He prefers to pay attention to the actual geography of Los Angeles and California, which he believes is literally and spiritually on the fringe.
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Legalising same-sex marriage was approved by only 58% of churchgoers, compared with 80% of non-practising Christians and 87% of the spiritually unattached.
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The band carved a niche in the scene, with an attitude and sass that spiritually connected them to bands like NoFX and Green Day.
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As in Alfred's time, Trump's use of the phrase suggests that the witch is a sheep apart from the political flock, intellectually and spiritually.
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Sure, "Mom" doesn't have the depth or emotional integrity of "Transparent," but don't lump it in with the spiritually bankrupt "2 Broke Girls," either.
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He believed that Indians would be spiritually more fulfilled if they stayed in villages, growing their own food and spinning their own clothes. Really?
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As the factories left for more hospitable shores, the infrastructure decayed, and cities crumbled, the American worker was left gutted both economically and spiritually.
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But after a pop-star phase, he developed tuberculosis, and when he returned to songwriting he was transformed: quieter, more thoughtful, more spiritually curious.
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Hong Kong is to China what West Berlin was to the Soviet Union: proof that communism impoverishes and freedom enriches — economically, scientifically, artistically, spiritually.
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The best poem, painting, color-coordinated robe—these were all aesthetically as well as spiritually appealing in a kind of religiously validated, feudalist consumerism.
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I have never been culturally, spiritually or intellectually fulfilled by most of my neighborhood mosques, especially as many still relegate women to side entrances.
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The two singer-songwriters come from radically different places—musically, spiritually, geographically, culturally, name it—but life has thrown them both into similar spots.
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No matter the ostensible scene or style of a given release on the Chicago experimental label Hausu Mountain, the music's sort of spiritually united.
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For the Griffin-Newman clan, he's their son, grandson, brother, cousin, and nephew, always with with them, if not physically, then spiritually or musically.
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Then it plunges — as she did — into her spiritually-guided work, whose temple she envisioned as a spiral-shaped building, similar to the Guggenheim's.
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In her latest starring role, Sharon Stone plays Senna, a woman who has found herself spiritually comfortable, but romantically, financially, and professionally at sea.
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" He also told me, based on conversations he had with others at the rally, that Mr. Trump's supporters believe his era is "spiritually driven.
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Don't try to prove you are right today—nothing makes sense to you at this time, anyway, as you feel challenged mentally and spiritually.
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Estranged from her Irish Catholic family, she suffers at the hands of her Zendo's Master, a mentor who dominates her both spiritually and sexually.
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"We cannot spiritually, relationally or globally afford to ignore the injustice and inhumanity and must work fervently to build the beloved community," she said.
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This spiritually centered persona now finds himself inside the arduous and often nondenominational den of Major League Baseball's rite of passage: minor league baseball.
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Praying is not a substitute for doing nothing, for as we know from the Bible, "faith without works" is both spiritually and practically useless.
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There's no such thing as "too much" in this wild-eyed musical, a spiritually accurate but structurally expansive adaptation of the beloved cartoon series.
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I'd argue dog breeds like the pink-nosed pitbull are as similar to pigs as they are to other canines (again spiritually, not factually).
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As I was playing the part, I was very much focused on what Rodrigues might be feeling, what he's thinking, where he is, spiritually.
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"It is to turn political conviction into penal conviction, to humiliate, both physically and spiritually, to destroy the ones who lost politically," he said.
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Wassily Kandinsky, Frantisek Kupka, Piet Mondrian, and Kazimer Malevich read Blavatsky's writings and believed they could evolve spiritually and reach a higher plane of consciousness.
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It was technically, spiritually very important for me to work with somebody like that because he's at the top of his game, and I learned.
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She leaves home, yet brings home with her literally — by wearing red earth on her skin as part of her cultural expression — spiritually and metaphorically.
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"They were diehard, bonded in a small environment, and had given everything to each other emotionally and spiritually," Van Zandt remarked of the religious cult.
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But although the father of two is physically exhausted from lack of sleep, he is also emotionally and spiritually tired — and is processing things internally.
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People tend to fall into one camp or the other, and even if they mix the two, spiritually, they're often faithful to their first love.
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The couple's epic wedding festivities kicked off on Wednesday with a puja ceremony at Chopra's family's home in Mumbai to spiritually celebrate the upcoming event.
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Use this new moon to come up with a fresh, creative approach to your workload that can make your seemingly mundane, everyday ritual spiritually fulfilling.
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Moore, who married Ryan Adams in 2009 and officially divorced in 2016, told the magazine that she felt "spiritually and fundamentally stuck" before her split.
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Spiritually, you seek to transcend the veil between life and death, while Taurus seeks to savor life and achieve contentment in the here and now.
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"I feel like I'm naturally and spiritually in touch with that," she says of using bright clothing to evoke what she's feeling on the inside.
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Don't blame Cleveland fans for being so spiritually worn down by this team that they can't put an end zone banner in the right order.
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Absolutely. The vacuum created by the end of Maoism has led to a commercialization of Chinese society that is in its own way spiritually void.
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"It is a spiritually impoverished nation that permits infants and children to be the poorest Americans," Children's Defense Fund founder Marian Wright Edelman once said.
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Better off, surely, than the republic, bulging at the waist and spiritually enervated, fighting two wars and a midterm election, all of which seemed endless.
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We must take it back, if not organizationally, then spiritually, to the ethos of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), CIA's World War II predecessor.
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Christian comedian and YouTuber John Crist is focused on getting "healthy spiritually, mentally and physically" in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations brought against him.
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To conclude, Luckett—the Rolls Royce burner—demonstrated that the development of the internet and the blockchain are not only spiritually correct, but deeply natural.
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NBC only made one episode of "Manifest" available to critics, and it's possible the show will blossom into a spiritually engaging and action-packed drama.
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"How much is their belief in you and getting them open to healing and getting them in a good place mentally and spiritually?" he asked.
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Amid rising Cold War tensions and debates over German remilitarization, he affirmed that West Germans were his "brothers in arms" literally as well as spiritually.
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I wouldn't worry too much about fitting in — by questioning the point of your relationship with the monarchy, you've already been spiritually Canadian for months.
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But Buber's goal was not to undermine Judaism; instead, he wanted to redefine it in ways that would make it intellectually compelling and spiritually fulfilling.
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It's a collective approach to your own well-being mentally, physically, spiritually and you start to realize that every action you take has a consequence.
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The uptick reflects the wider prevalence of the spiritually unaffiliated, or "nones," as nearly a quarter of Americans identified as atheist or agnostic in 2011.
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I will feel spiritually fortified until I drive home, get frustrated in traffic, and yell at a man who cuts me off on the freeway.
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The cultural idea that the artist is somehow spiritually above the rules of common conduct — particularly when it comes to sexual mores — is relatively recent.
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With heft and weft, she is equally expressive — formally, psychologically, and spiritually — at addressing pear trees and eggs, darkness and light, bugs and the bible.
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Jane looks emotionally and spiritually lighter and unburdened (the only obstacle in her life is her new set of blunt, black bangs), and Renata is...Renata.
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On Wednesday, the engaged duo was spotted attending a puja ceremony (a prayer ritual often performed to spiritually celebrate an event) at Chopra's house in Mumbai.
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Toure, who penned the book "I Would Die 4 U: Why Prince Became an Icon," told WBUR that Prince appealed to our desire to spiritually connect.
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All that was required was a simple one-word adjective for how I was feeling in each of the following areas: emotionally, mentally, spiritually and physically.
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That achievement was even more remarkable given the competition Mr. Cruz also faced from Mr. Rubio and Ben Carson, the spiritually minded retired neurosurgeon, among others.
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The word was that the prophet planned to create a master race of spiritually superior children to greet the Lord on the day the world ends.
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"In the process of researching the role, I was looking for a strong woman who could be powerful politically, economically, and spiritually," Gallego recounted in conversation.
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As spiritually satisfying as it may feel to clear away sources of negativity or stress, keep in mind that this full moon nearly coincides with Thanksgiving.
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" A source recently told PEOPLE that their baby boy's name, which means "song" in Hebrew, is "a good reflection of where Kanye and Kim are spiritually.
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And the rise of liberal progressive activism among mainline Protestants may represent a spiritually robust counterbalancing force to the increasingly right-wing nature of evangelical Christianity.
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She explains that people often forget how important physical intimacy is to feeling spiritually grounded, but tantra places it on the same level as emotional intimacy.
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His guest verse includes a rare dip into English, but mostly delivers the boastful, sex-and-wrestling-obsessed trapaholic spiritually leading the way for Latinx rappers.
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He had taken over in 2002, when New York was on its knees economically and spiritually, reeling from the September 11, 2001, World Trade Center attacks.
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Mental health professionals and chaplains with years of experience working with soldiers and veterans believe interventions for moral repair should be spiritually, socially and individually directed.
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Leary thought so much of LSD's benefits, he encouraged the "spiritually ready" parents of his young followers to share acid's mind-bending experience with their children.
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For all that, the Events of May seemed to exhaust him spiritually; he resigned only a year later, after losing an insignificant referendum on regional reform.
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But spiritually, reporting bad behavior offers me a way to take action instead of arguing with people who simply want to ignite a war of words.
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But instead of freeing ourselves from the suffocating 40-hour workweek, we've invented a whole universe of futile occupations that are professionally unsatisfying and spiritually empty.
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It meant daily exercise, watching my diet (if only to have enough energy to be a sexual athlete all night), and keeping positive and spiritually balanced.
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Spiritually, this August 11 eclipse will find you rethinking how you communicate, which is a huge deal for you Gemini, because you're ruled by chatty Mercury.
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I've been thinking about how I feel [that] some of my pain comes from how far away I am from my ancestors, both physically and spiritually.
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As Christians and Jews enter the holy season of Easter and Passover, the holiday will be the queerest — and most spiritually liberated — we have ever experienced.
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Her mother hoped Nancy would become a nun, which the devout Annunciata D'Alesandro believed was the most spiritually fulfilling life to which a woman could aspire.
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G.R. This Estonian composer of radiantly elegiac, spiritually inclined music had been quietly active for years when this recording introduced him to a far broader public.
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She wore a white sheet and a red parrot feather, and carried a wand decorated with charms, to detect any "demon priest" who challenged her spiritually.
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There's still the labor part and finishing the work, but mentally and spiritually, I'm finished when I start looking at the world in a different way.
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Near the end of the show, the formerly spiritually and mentally shackled Celie steps into her glory, intoning: Dear God, Dear Stars, Dear Trees, Dear Sky . . .
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"We continue to leverage every resource available to ensure our people are mentally, emotionally, spiritually and physically prepared for the demanding tasks of war," Thomas said.
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I yearn for a bygone era, a time when I was understood—deeply, spiritually—in a way that no one has understood me since my Tamagotchi.
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"As long as you're not getting in the realms of complete and utter abandonment spiritually or psychologically I don't think it's a bad thing," he says.
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But, spiritually, Venus retrograde in Pisces will push you to reconsider if you've been asking for enough—enough in your paycheck, and enough from other people.
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Just as she does in her book, Kondo turns home organization into a spiritually healing practice in her brand new Netflix show, which is streaming right now.
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She describes the emergence of the individual as a material being already completely both physically and spiritually interconnected with all that it sees, and does not see.
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"It was very spiritually symbolic to me that all we had was the very top of his head and the very tip of his toes," Ginger said.
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But since this is a Hollywood movie, the only alternative to this entertaining if spiritually barren universe is that represented by Gruber himself: nihilism tinged with violence.
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Luckily, Deborah Hanekamp, seeress, shaman, and founder of Mama Medicine, says that the most spiritually significant plants for the solstice are also some of the most common.
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Some say he lies down with his ancestors and communes spiritually with the gods; another theory is that he has a conjugal visit with the sun goddess.
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Romero's canonization is particularly significant for the people of El Salvador, many of whom revere him politically and spiritually, especially as an icon of the religious left.
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When you never have time to mourn — because of the demands of life and the frequency of our deaths — it wears on you emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.
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Some demand local sightings, but others feel an allegiance to Saudi Arabia, both spiritually and, thanks to the country's massive funding programme for mosques and madrasas, financially.
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He immediately fled to Nairobi, and the UNHCR soon bused him to Kakuma, where he became a leader of the group of Ugandans—both practically and spiritually.
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In general, waning moon phases (in which the area of the moon that's illuminated decreases) are wonderful opportunities for cleansing (spiritually, that is) and reorganizing personal matters.
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Just a few hours earlier, there was a palpable sense of collective euphoria as pilgrims completed their rites and were spiritually "cleansed" and ready to go home.
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And I worry very much about a society where some people spiritually say, it doesn't matter to me, I got it, I don't care about other people.
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Many male gurus are known to have exploited their female disciples, encouraging the belief that you have to surrender to your master in order to progress spiritually.
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While it's certainly not the first time Jude Law has bared himself — spiritually and physically — on camera, but usually he hasn't stepped straight into papal robes after.
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In this way, Landau's photos are not only landscapes, but they're also portraits of a city made up of things Angelenos left behind, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
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Once Motown gave me the lyric for "I Was Born This Way," written by Bunny Jones and Chris Spierer, I felt spiritually that's what was calling me.
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"It was lust in its most base form, uncontrolled in the body of a spiritually immature woman," Lloyd wrote of the 13-year-old in his diary.
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I did it because I feel like it was my responsibility, like that is what I was called to do, spiritually, and I'm so grateful for it.
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In the case of Us, it uses that genre DNA, substituting zombies and aliens with the Tethered—an underground race of lookalikes spiritually linked to those above.
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In that, they can use them for certain kinds of hunting, but not for hunting the sperm whale which are the most spiritually important type of prey.
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Sanders. The runner-up is Elizabeth Warren, who remains in the race spiritually if not physically, having also planted and cultivated ideas that spread far beyond her.
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If you stop the love songs to America, take the celebration of America out of public life, you leave people spiritually bereft, robbed of a great devotion.
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The function of our gestalt is to aesthetically as well as spiritually unite our Citizens, and to promulgate The Glory of The NON State across the globe.
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But it also means being healthy, and to know that your family and the ones you care about are healthy and spiritually whole, and that they're contributing.
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Spiritually, this is a powerful time to energetically cleanse your home— burn some sacred incense or toss out junk you no longer need cluttering up your life.
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In several scenes, the couple found themselves defending their relationship, with Jenner telling pal Spencer Pratt that while they haven't made things legal, they are spiritually married.
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And then of course there are the red string bracelets that were the accessory de rigeur of the A-list, spiritually evolved celebrity of the mid-aughts.
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Everyone has had a vote in our destination — Europe four times, Hawaii, the West Coast (spiritually a different country than Brooklyn, where we live, right?) and Japan.
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You sense it in the story of James Burnham, who passed through the inferno of the thirties unscathed, because, unlike Chambers, he lived it intellectually, not spiritually.
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Irvin Kirshner, the director of the "The Empire Strikes Back," says Yoda -- the small but spiritually powerful Jedi master -- was created in part to evangelize for Buddhism.
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"I got not only a theological education, but a deep spiritually transformative experience," Mr. Garfield said, his brown eyes blazing with the intensity of a tractor beam.
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That record was a sharp left turn, trading in the meditative calm of his early works for something boisterous and aggressive—art pop for the spiritually inclined.
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To be alone in any room of the otherwise empty house with nothing but a video image of the sky is to feel its spiritually uplifting power.
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It becomes this Rorschach test to where you are, dare I say, spiritually or emotionally at that moment, and it has a profound psychological effect on you.
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Put on your coziest sweater, get yourself a hot chocolate, and warm yourself up (spiritually, if not physically) with a movie that puts a smile on your face.
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Years of chart decline and unprofitable tours left them spiritually and financially bankrupt, and it was decided to dissolve their musical partnership following the completion of the album.
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People regularly tell researchers that the psilocybin session is the single most personally and spiritually significant experience of their lives, including childbirth and the loss of loved ones.
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Since 2010, Sister Wives has documented the polygamous lifestyle of Brown, who was legally married to his first wife Meri and "spiritually" married to Christine, Janelle, and Robyn.
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Sumiyoshi TaishaWander through the hushed, beautiful gardens of this ancient temple and you may be lucky enough to bear witness to a spiritually awakening ceremony you'll never forget.
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And let's be clear: I've been writing a rubbish book that I have no intention of ever showing to anyone, but it feels spiritually important that I finish.
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An ordained and spiritually open-minded Presbyterian minister, he wanted you to "love thy neighbor as thyself," but realized how crucial and difficult the latter part can be.
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I want a fresh start, something that I can go all in with, emotionally, physically, spiritually, and I think dancing is something that I can do that with.
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More than anything, Yom Kippur observances are meant to help Jewish people feel spiritually absolved and ready to be a better, more morally sound member of the community.
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In fact, they had an valid licensing agreement for the production of "Grumpy Cat Grumppuccinos" [sic], which seems to have been lucrative and spiritually rewarding for both parties.
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In 1982, seven years after launching Bridgewater out of his two-bedroom New York City apartment, he made a bad bet that wiped him out financially — and spiritually.
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"We just feel like the only way we can get through this emotionally is by saying he is here with us spiritually, enjoying this so much," Thompson said.
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This is where a couple joins hands and has them wrapped in ribbon, binding them together spiritually and physically (yes, this is where "tying the knot" comes from).
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Even though we've just spent the last 365 days double-fisting poutine and bingeing on Netflix reprisals, we decide it's time to get physically, emotionally, and spiritually fit.
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"I worry very much about a society where some people spiritually say, 'It doesn't matter to me, I got it, I don't care about other people,'" he said.
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It's romantic, in a backward way: the idea that two people could become so hopelessly entwined that, even when the relationship falters or fails, they remain spiritually coupled.
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"There was an interesting conversation with a friend of mine who I consider to be a very spiritually advanced person, whose name is Siddha Swarup Swami," Penaroza said.
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"The challenge for most is not in surviving their job — it's in establishing a balance emotionally, spiritually, physically, and mentally in their life," Cole told CNBC over email.
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When the prayers begin, the girls go into the stairwell so they can hear through the speakers, kneeling on the cold linoleum to be closer, spiritually, to Allah.
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"I am spiritually close to the victims of the episodes of violence that have bloodied Texas, California, and Ohio, in the United States, striking defenseless people," he said.
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You know we talked a little while ago about creating a universe that is open to people who are craving something that feels productive—existentially productive, spiritually productive.
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And maybe, just maybe, young Jews will look at our coming-of-age ritual not just as a rote religious exercise, but a spiritually rich pathway to adulthood.
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It's as if your body has physically, mentally, and spiritually had enough of wallowing in the depths of darkness, and so it propels you forward, towards the light.
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We may have traded 221s-level poverty and hunger for a resurgence in racism, sexism and environmental cataclysm, but our problems are no less serious — or spiritually disorienting.
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" Amazon's Soho pop-up: "Spending time browsing here was among my most dismal shopping experiences in recent memory," the Times's Critical Shopper columnist writes: "joyless, arbitrary, spiritually empty.
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Aside from their two sons' spiritually inspired names, West has been holding his Sunday Service regularly and even tapped into it for his newest project, Jesus Is King.
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The group is facilitated by a rotating group of volunteers, and we cover various topics around keeping ourselves mentally and spiritually fit, including resentment, honesty, humility, and fellowship.
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He occasionally wore a white turban out of his belief that he spiritually led Oman's Ibadi Muslims, a more liberal offshoot of Islam predating the Sunni-Shiite split.
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As for her Carnival Row actor beau, 42, Perry calls him "the kindest man I've ever met" who is "such an encouragement spiritually, emotionally and physically" for her.
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But customers say God Is Dope is different because it's an affordable brand that targets young buyers who would otherwise be hesitant to express their spiritually through clothing.
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If you're looking for a low-key activity that will energize you spiritually, ahead are some ideas from Telyndru and Sinikiwe Dhliwayo, yoga instructor and founder of Naaya Wellness.
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But for centuries, teachings from various world religions, including Judaism, Islam, and Christianity, have said that menstruation is both physically and spiritually unclean, forcing menstruating people to be isolated.
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"[Children] are in touch with the magical, that thing that is greater than any one of us, and they grow—every single day—physically, intellectually, and spiritually," she writes.
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Both deal closely with the uncertainty of what the larger universe has in store for humans when we settle away from our home planet, and how people cope spiritually.
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China has "an administrative rewards system" in which hundreds of thousands of people a year receive honours and titles, such as "outstanding cadre", "spiritually advanced individual" and "civilised village".
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Nobile told me if she thinks a client is "blocked" — spiritually, physically, or mentally — she turns them away with tips on self-care and tells them to come back.
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Professor David Nutt: Psychedelics change all kinds of different dimensions of your brain—the aspects that influence you visually, spiritually, and what helps you make sense of your life.
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So, if your new moons are rarely, if it all, the spiritually restorative periods that they're supposed to be, you're not alone — but you're not out of luck, either.
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The episode slowly introduces us to the seven core members of the genetically blessed and spiritually cursed Crain family, who moved to Hill House for a summer decades prior.
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Picture the white oval hanging from the apse shell in Piero della Francesca's, "The Brera Madonna" (231), where the painting is centered compositionally and spiritually by the ostrich egg.
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After treating a person spiritually and psychologically, the ngangkari might treat the person's physical problems as well, but will just as often recommend they see a Western doctor, too.
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Getting your way won't be easy, but this is an important time for you to reconnect with yourself spiritually and reflect on how you judge or punish yourself unfairly.
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But with four Vive stations situated around the base of the physical tree construct, every person who completed the experience seemed almost spiritually refreshed when they removed their headsets.
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Bat Dawid, who performed nearly every instrument her as well as recorded and overdubbed mostly via her cell phone, patiently renders a collection of spiritually and socially uplifting jazz.
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His friend Lil B, spiritually at one with The Based God but not, in himself, The Based God, had held sway over the world of basketball for too long.
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It's not noise, but it further underscores the point he was making in that comparison, if you're really willing to open yourself up spiritually, strange stuff can leak out.
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While I've spent a disproportionate amount of my life listening to new age music, I've never used it in the way that the more spiritually inclined amongst us do.
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Although spiritually similar, Janice Engel's Raise Hell: The Life & Times of Molly Ivins felt like a kind of antithesis to the reverence sometimes reserved for our literary folk heroes.
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In a 2006 study at Johns Hopkins, a third of the 36 "healthy, well-educated" volunteers rated their psychedelic session as the most spiritually significant event of their lives.
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People who spend more time in the jungle, however, soon find that ayahuasca is just scratching the surface of the medicinal or spiritually useful plants found in the Amazon.
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Spiritually and emotionally, you are clearing out gunk from your subconscious mind—expect issues you usually stuff down into some dark corner of your soul to come bubbling out.
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Africans were "broken in" physically, and broken down spiritually, to such an extent they became what they had not been in their homelands or halfway through the voyage: slaves.
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When X broke the rules, it was punk rock, the Dead Kennedys covering "Viva Las Vegas" (I know, Jello Biafra was a boomer, but spiritually, he belonged to us).
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But this "Government Inspector," which uses a freewheeling but spiritually faithful adaptation by the American dramatist Jeffrey Hatcher, reminds us of the cathartic value of exaggerating the already grotesque.
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Breaking down his logic for endorsing Trump, Carson remarked that there was "a lot more alignment philosophically and spiritually than I ever thought there was" between him and Trump.
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George explains that young athletes starting out should ask themselves where they want to be financially, spiritually, emotionally and in terms of awards at the end of their careers.
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Though he had already been asking big questions in his already written lyrics, like on the spiritually intense "Aim Slow," his song "Only Child" directly deals with his illness.
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Gear, who says she is physically exhausted but spiritually full from the impressive rescue effort, knows that her work helping the animals affected by these hurricanes is far from over.
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But Neptune stations direct on November 24, signaling us to move forward with our dreams and fantasies, to hope and to heal, and to develop creatively, spiritually, and even psychically.
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He once played all 280 of Beethoven's sonatas in one sitting for a crowd at a Philadelphia shopping mall, telling a reporter he was "spiritually guided" to give the concert.
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" Despite the legality of a divorce, a source close to the show maintained that the "family structure had not changed," and that Kody and all four wives remain "spiritually married.
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Many Trump voters take it as a matter of course that for the rest of their lives things are going to get worse for them — economically, spiritually, politically and culturally.
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Sure, she says, sex is part of it, but if you're lacking this kind of mutual understanding, you might not feel as spiritually bonded between the sheets as you could.
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Someone would borrow their parents' car and we'd drive down to raves at the weekend and I remember those years opening a whole new world for me, psychologically and spiritually.
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Neal Catlett, a 38-year-old recovering opioid addict from Lexington, Kentucky, has some less traditional ideas to offer: Could there be a drug to "spiritually awaken" those who suffer?
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Entitled "Debra Lafave: A Crown of Beauty for Ashes," the self-published book is sympathetic to his friend, who Zuniga says has grown both spiritually and emotionally since the scandal.
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Abandoned to life as a boarder, she is effectively homeless, and also orphaned spiritually, having spent little time with her parents—those symbolically fixed poles we use to understand ourselves.
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In turning its two characters into caricatures, the show does its part to undercut the 1 percent: The characters may have full accounts, but, spiritually, they keep coming up empty.
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He urged it to take him over, to blow through him and broadcast his words as "the trumpet of a prophecy" to awaken the Earth politically, socially, sexually and spiritually.
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As a spiritually wealthy but finally poor, righteous government staffer with conservative leanings, I thought that princely sum would remove all fear of my lack of financial resources and want.
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And how can one not grow spiritually and intellectually from being exposed to a fuzzy-headed lord of the manor obsessed with raising the most obese pig in the county?
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I have my issues with what we call God in a spiritual sense, because I've learned through a lot of different religions that spiritually, I am my own, you know?
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We watch Conrad's body up close, performing a reiki ritual over packages of meat in a supermarket, as he explains that eating meat is a violent and spiritually painful practice.
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And not only is it the right kind of thing to do emotionally or spiritually or however you want to frame it, it also ends up serving your band, too.
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Many of them have come to feel, particularly over the last few years, that the nation that they have supported politically, financially and spiritually is turning its back on them.
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"I think that's also where the positivity and stuff comes from because it's almost a spiritually rewarding thing to be making music with the people that you're the closest with."
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In the prologue, he describes himself as someone "not at all sure he has ever had a single 'spiritually significant' experience," a pretty straitened admission even for an avowed atheist.
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Even before the family's misfortune, life in rural Indiana is represented as a dystopian version of "Little House on the Prairie" — unrelentingly bleak, and spiritually as well as materially impoverished.
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Sometimes he is so close—either literally, as a player, or spiritually, as an influence—that the work feels as much his own as the songs he writes and performs.
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I read something about three weeks ago on beguinages, which were Medieval communities formed by women who lived spiritually while interacting with secular society (rather than sequestering themselves like nuns).
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"Rather than dealing with that heartache, I did rely spiritually and artistically on the freedom that these science-fiction roles gave me with their different colors of skin," she said.
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And while I was reaching at anything, the reality was I stopped drinking for a year, I went to AA meetings, I sought what could help me spiritually and physically.
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This week, the imaginary skyscraper at the center of a new summer blockbuster, missing Picassos, a designer of the #TrumpBaby blimp, Chinese millennials are calling themselves 'Spiritually Finnish,' and more.
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In my experience, genuine self-love grows and accumulates over time when I actively take care of and appreciate myself, and do things that support my growth, both physically and spiritually.
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"We are mentally and physically drained, but spiritually we are stronger than ever because we know that Israel is still very much alive," Fonseca said in a statement before the hearing.
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Ever since King David established Jerusalem as the capital of the Land of Israel three millennia ago, the city has held unique significance to the Jewish people -- both geographically and spiritually.
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But to experience it at Dia:Beacon along Minimalist works by other artists that encourage heightened perceptual attention to the here and now is as spiritually calming as it is historically illuminating.
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" Ironically, CCHS' mission statement reads ... "At Covington Catholic, our primary purpose is to embrace the gospel message of Jesus Christ in order to educate young men spiritually, academically, physically, and socially.
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Priests sprinkle it over their congregations before beginning mass and hand out small bottles of it for them to take home, all in the hopes that the faithful remain spiritually pure.
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To him, Presidio feels much closer—both geographically and spiritually—to its sister city across the river than to the air-conditioned conference rooms in Washington where border walls are planned.
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Society alternately anoints people who are suffering from mental illness as prophets or scapegoats—a reflex that attests to centuries of prior abuse at the hands of the spiritually self-assured.
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Below, a call for donations to help people "wake up to what's going on around us" and "get spiritually free from Satan" directs money orders to a P.O. box in Carrollton.
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After all, she grew up musically and spiritually in her father's Baptist church -- and while superstar singers will perform during the service, Ellis says it's not going to be a concert.
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Instead, we just over-share until everyone is completely numbed or in such a state of rage, despair, and hopelessness that social media literally makes people physically, mentally, and spiritually sick.
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With the exception of a brief sojourn in Georgia, he's lived his life in bleak Rust Belt environs; Do or Die is, with little exception, a spiritually and sonically bleak experience.
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While Pastors Joe and Iliana San Nicholas said they found their work spiritually rewarding—the church's Facebook page features videos of asylum-seekers singing Christian songs—they were both clearly exhausted.
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To realize before it is too late that we are biologically, emotionally and spiritually tied to this planet and while our curiosity propels us outward, it does necessarily exceed our grasp.
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The setting is a conference room, which I would wager is somewhere on the West Coast, though spiritually we may as well be in the far-flung regions of the title.
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I understand your lack of economic growth, but are you then prepared to understand that, being black, we suffer economically, but also physically and spiritually under the institution of white racism?
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The sittings for Alexandre's painting — a triptych — not only inspire Louis to take up writing again (his journal entries are reproduced in the novel) but also appear to rejuvenate him spiritually.
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Most health experts agree that, for spiritual students, the ability to receive a spiritually charged service alongside standard intensive mental health care, or rephrase care in spiritual terms, can improve outcomes.
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Because of the lack of reverb or feedback, the room is spiritually similar to being in an open field, clapping into the open sky, but crammed down into an enclosed space.
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In particular, with wine — which is, in the elegant and spiritually stirring formulation of Robert Farrar Capon, the late Episcopal priest and cookbook author, ''water that has matured according to nature's will.
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In this scene from tonight's episode, Trixie and Katya are playing a fashionably religious (or religiously fashionable) little game of "Hot or Holy," judging the plain old spiritual against the spiritually chic.
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"Prince made us all better musicians and spiritually is the most important thing, but as musician he pushed us and he made us better and we listened deeply," Graham told the fans.
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October's full moon (which, spiritually speaking, is known as the Hunter Moon or the Blood Moon) will rise 13 days after the equinox, putting it three days closer than September's full moon.
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Musically, formally, sonically, spiritually, through the language of genre, Prince's music carries a message of radical inclusion and acceptance that extends as far as the range of his many sounds and styles.
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Since August's full moon arrives in time with the start of the traditional harvest season, it's spiritually associated with reaping what you sow — or, more literally, seeing your work finally pay off.
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"Seeing him pour into me so much spiritually and leading me to be the best version of me I can be, that really helps my friends too," Isabella said of her father.
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He told faithful in St. Peter&aposs Square Sunday he had "united himself spiritually" to a prayer vigil held Saturday in Jerusalem, which, he noted, is holy for Jews, Christians and Muslims.
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But to experience it at Dia: Beacon along Minimalist works by other artists that encourage heightened perceptual attention to the here and now is as spiritually calming as it is historically illuminating.
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We built like hundreds of different permutations of what spiritually is Periscope, but mechanically was very different We didn't sit in a room and invent Periscope and ship it to our beta.
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"We have to work together, including all our service people, to make sure that they are given what they need, whether that be spiritually, whether that be psychologically, whether that be materialistically."
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While I've found the number of spiritually fulfilling, diverse and dynamic mosques across our country are increasing, many are still not where they need to be, let alone where they could be.
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It was a lot of our definitions of masculinity growing up, as equated to toughness, being hardcore, and becoming damn near physically strong as opposed to being emotionally, spiritually, and mentally strong.
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One of the obvious joys following the current generation of experimentally minded club DJs and producers is in the ways they find deep connections between geographically and spiritually disparate scenes and styles.
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But Aboriginal leaders say what's in their backyard is not only significant culturally and spiritually but priceless - heritage sites full of archaeological treasures including burial mounds, fossilized bone and countless stone tools.
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Two spiritually significant events are set to occur tomorrow, June 21: The seasons will officially change with the summer solstice and the sun will move into Cancer for its annual, monthlong visit.
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A decade ago, Jane Moss, the artistic director of Lincoln Center, launched the White Light Festival, intending to foster a reflective, spiritually tinged mode of spectatorship in an age of digital frenzy.
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In an emotional press conference, Gronkowski spoke about how football wore him down physically, emotionally, and spiritually, how he needed to take time off to heal, and how CBDMedic helped his recovery.
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At first, I "read" the "Magic Box" as a box that held magical objects within it — a crystal, a prayer card, a small Buddha statue — objects that were spiritually transformative in nature.
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Both art lovers and the spiritually attuned gathered, all adorned in fancy dress, to celebrate the summer solstice and one of the Royal Academy of Arts most anticipated showings, the Summer Exhibition.
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" And the comedian revealed that he was canceling all the remaining dates on his comedy tour, "in order to devote all my time and energy on getting healthy spiritually, mentally, and physically.
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Mr. Frisch, a devout Quaker, has been considered one of the most spiritually serious members of the faculty at the school, founded in 1786, by members of the Religious Society of Friends.
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Given our skills as psychologists, we stand ready to participate in constructive problem resolution, as well as provide support for those who were and remain in harm's way — physically, psychologically and spiritually.
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The Hill Country is, for most of its residents, a state of mind, and its inhabitants relish its solitude and silence, finding the area to be not only enchanting but spiritually nourishing.
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Hilda's chief solace in this was her grandmother, who, anticipating her own death and Hilda's loneliness, tried to teach the girl how to communicate spiritually so they could stay in touch afterward.
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But some on the alt-right consider Mr. Bannon a door through which Evola's ideas of a hierarchical society run by a spiritually superior caste can enter in a period of crisis.
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But height, as Vulture's Jackson McHenry put it for The Cut, is a "matter of emotion," and Driver is "spiritually" much taller than the Google carousel's suggestion of 6 feet, 2 inches.
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I recognize the process of making time in the studio is really healthy for me psychologically and spiritually, and so all of these facets have to come together rather than be separate.
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And pagan rituals before the 15th century had involved phallic forms, so the shape of the broomstick between a woman's legs had both a sexual and spiritually deviant meaning to the Church.
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In a recent video, Singh — also known as IISuperwomanII — explains that she is "mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually exhausted," and she plans to take time away in order to recoup her creative energy.
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"After three years I was thinking maybe that one day she will come back in some shape or form, and she does come back — not physically, but spiritually — all the time," he says.
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Fortunately, a cooling calm arrives in the form of the Sun and Neptune connecting on July 22, encouraging a spiritually united, peaceful energy, and allowing you to see the beauty in everyday tasks.
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I wanted the video to be a genuine expression of joy and celebration that reflected that in spite of this debt that has taken so much out of me, spiritually, psychologically, and emotionally.
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As the leader of a culturally divided and spiritually struggling nation, the president should acknowledge and leverage the power and importance of community and faith-based solutions for addicts and others in despair.
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In combining eight interactive sculptural elements with an equal number of virtual reality experiences, Aramique and Margo simultaneously make viewers active participants in the installation and hopefully enlighten them spiritually in the process.
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For some, it can be spiritually fulfilling to spend the Blood Moon reflecting on the afterlife and mortality, especially ahead of November's Mourning Moon, which encourages us to think about those we've lost.
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As season 3 of the Netflix series Daredevil begins, Matt (Charlie Cox) returns to the church where he was raised and takes some time to heal physically as well as mentally and spiritually.
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It'll be just as spiritually fulfilling to do so this weekend during the fall equinox — plus, you might be sick of the cooler temps by November and be in a less thankful mood.
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Others have voiced more material concerns with the telescopes; namely the handling of wastewater and hazardous materials, impacts on ancestral burial sites, and interference of the observatories with the mountaintop's spiritually-significant viewshed.
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The whole month of October is spiritually associated with death, since it's believed that this is the time of year when the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead weakens.
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Moore's recent comments to Glamour that she felt "spiritually and fundamentally stuck" in her relationship with Adams seem to suggest that things between the two aren't as friendly as they may have appeared.
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The idea that a person could work to understand another, to assume their struggles and their triumphs, to question them, and to love them regardless, is the crux of any spiritually functioning civilization.
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The EU, said Bild, an exuberant German tabloid, would be "spiritually" poorer after a Brexit (even if that may be read as a plea not to be left with the French and Italians).
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The first Rome had lapsed into heresy, the second (Constantinople or "new Rome") had fallen to the Muslims, so the eastern Slavs had been left alone to defend Orthodoxy, both spiritually and militarily.
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Now that they were being punished, I wanted to delve into the details of their day-to-day lives and learn how they were coping — emotionally, physically, spiritually — with their falls from grace.
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Through it all, the show's protagonists wander through fire-limned streets in slow motion, carrying their looted haul from the disco club, Les Inferno, that represents everything they're agitating against creatively and spiritually.
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What Peter said is in some ways true: There's no way to approach serious storytelling like this without addressing, or being spiritually linked to, this massive topic of what the black experience is.
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It's trying to find those moments and places where we can be a bit more ourselves and present the band and play places that are more consistent with what we're all about spiritually.
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Alba pressed a flower into Jane's tiny palm, instructed her to crumple it up, and told her that's what would happen to her (at least spiritually) if she had sex before getting married.
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It's got everything: Miss Havisham waiting for death beside her spider-eaten wedding cake; the spiritually shattered Estella, the love of Pip's life; and Magwitch, whose fate can still bring me to tears.
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The atmosphere is charged, but you need your rest, little ram; this is a powerful moon for dream work or therapy, as a climax is reached in a spiritually and emotionally charged situation.
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""Since I've had her, I find myself constantly challenging myself in terms of learning and growing spiritually because I want to have answers for her when she asks me why we do this.
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" That said, as Erik Lokkesmoe, who owns the distribution and marketing company Aspiration Entertainment, points out, "There are movies that have deeply affected people, spiritually, that are not wrapped in the faith-based label.
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Listen closely, though, and the song suggests the episode's theme, at least as it pertains to Bobby, his hedge-fund soldiers and anyone else committed to this stressful, consuming, spiritually vacant line of work.
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That said, if you're not emotionally and spiritually exhausted by the infallibility of capitalism, or if perhaps you've been waiting on the sidelines for the right deal, check out the list we've compiled below.
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Spiritually speaking, this lunar period is characterized by a similarly subtle, quiet energy to that of the new moon; and, most importantly, it brings with it the promise of new beginnings on the horizon.
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Charged with passing down moral and ethical values through birth work, they're meant to share their knowledge with the rest of the community and future generations, therefore ensuring that each birth is spiritually meaningful.
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All President Obama has to do is use his power as president and issue an executive order to adjust the pipeline construction route accordingly so the Sioux land remains intact spiritually, geologically, and environmentally.
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"I feel very empowered — extremely liberated, liberated from the conditioning of the way I used to think, spiritually liberated, politically liberated, sexually liberated, liberated from things that don't serve me," she told the Times.
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Much has been made of VR's potential for spiritually moving moments; this three-minute experience, meant to evoke the moment of death and whatever comes next, might be the first to plumb that ground.
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Much has been made of VR's potential for spiritually moving moments; this three-minute experience, meant to evoke the moment of death and whatever comes next, might be the first to plumb that ground.
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The raw, festering obsession with personal infirmities, so fruitful for writers in the past, is endangered in our spiritually languid era, when private emotion and thought are released too quickly into the public realm.
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White nationalists in Charlottesville chanted this phrase not only to assert that the US is a place for white people, but that white people are racially and spiritually embedded in the soil of America.
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Doorway into Light seeks to "re-invent and revolutionize the funeral home and the funeral industry, transforming the 'business of dying' and returning it to 'sacred service'" in environmentally sustainable and spiritually inclusive ways.
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"El Clavo" is, spiritually, a blend of several of these directions — a slow thumper with a light melody and an urgent sentiment (your man is terrible to you; I am better than your man).
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Private people felt forced into activism and advocacy even as the shootings had left them adrift — and they felt spiritually abandoned by their church (which itself became mired in controversy after donations went missing).
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" He moved to Devon in 2014, and feels "very spiritually at one with the landscape here" — a landscape he described as "rugged and rainy," a "psychedelic countryside" and "the greenest place I've ever lived.
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It is a line of strangers, from different countries, speaking different languages, yet they are all here for the same reason: Spiritually, this is as close to Starbucks as it is possible to be.
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While acknowledging that the U.S. enjoys free speech, James said that people could have been harmed "not only financially but physically, emotionally, spiritually" by Morey's tweet backing the activists in their demonstrations against Beijing.
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" In an interview with The Guardian, the sisters (they were quoted as one) said, "Music teaches us to reach out and do something about what is going on, socially, morally, financially, spiritually and politically.
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"When we buried my Aunt Alma, and the family was all in a small black church, it's special," Mr. Booker said, adding that it was "spiritually uplifting" to be surrounded by so many relatives.
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Their arrests are meant to fortify spiritually the regime's supporters and terrify those who would challenge the basic tenets of the Islamic Republic, especially the most fundamental principle: continuing hostility against the United States.
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Many consumers prefer to see only the positive side of pop: they cherish it as a culturally and spiritually liberating influence, somehow free of the rapacity of capitalism even as it overwhelms the marketplace.
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It's spiritually similar to that photograph of a Nutella jar's ghastly composition that went viral last year; this photograph shows a pile of white powder atop a black table next to a two-pence coin.
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Fernando Karadima, a powerful preacher in Chile who was sentenced by the Vatican in 2011 to a lifetime of penance and prayer for having sexually and spiritually abused young parishioners through an abuse of power.
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A few years ago, when I returned to Cuba after a long absence, I kept hearing the phrase Cerraron la bolsa, meaning, roughly, that the government was bankrupt -- not just financially but morally and spiritually.
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Based on my own experiences and research, I'm quite skeptical of the claim that it's possible to psychically or spiritually communicate with the dead, but I absolutely get the appeal of connecting with the past.
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It's written with the same lyrical, holy-goofball energy its author brings to all his public activities, and its earnest, eccentric prose reflects Flea's evolution from Hollywood-scene knucklehead to reflective, spiritually clued-in adult.
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Haroon Moghul: Pence's dishonesty is spiritually toxic, socially radioactive When the five wizards arrived in Middle Earth many years ago, the shipwright Cirdan gave his Ring of Power to Gandalf, not the leading wizard, Saruman.
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In healthier times—I mean healthier times spiritually, you understand—plague and pestilence could be counted on to thin down the Spanish masses…Now with modern sewage disposal and the like they multiply too fast.
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Seeing as it's pretty much only celebrities who are financially able to live out this trend in its purest form when it came to being spiritually baked into becoming a scumbro, my options were limited.
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Perhaps she was appalled by the pharmacist's behavior because miscarriages are emotionally, spiritually, psychically and physically painful -- and because in some terrible cases, pregnancy complications result in serious injury or death if not treated appropriately.
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It seems like an awful lot of people in America and around the world feel spiritually and personally alienated, whether it be from organized religion or from local community school districts or from their governments.
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It wasn't anywhere near the powerhouse genre it has become but rather an underground sound bubbling up inside Panama and Puerto Rico, as sonically and spiritually connected to American hip-hop as to Jamaican dancehall.
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" Speaking to pilgrims at his regular Sunday Angelus service in St. Peter's Square, he added: "I am spiritually close to the displaced and to all the people affected, imploring God for relief in their suffering.
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And finally, by describing the wilderness as at once spiritually meaningful to its original inhabitants and the crucible of a new, distinctly American society, the ad effaces the meaning of the land for Indigenous peoples.
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Their connection, both spiritually sincere and hot, builds in the fourth episode to one of the richest, most powerful TV scenes of the year — even if we may all go to hell for watching it.
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But what about the spiritually attuned designs by Hilma Af Klint and Emma Kunz, albums by jazz pianist Alice Coltrane or the many proto-lesbian utopian communities, stretching back to ancient Greece, one could cite?
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Verdon indulges his satirical impulses with takedowns of painters who create "burgundy cosmologies" with beet juice and charities like LORA, an animal rescue group that prides itself on spiritually bonding with its four-footed clients.
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At his first meeting with tribal elders in 28, he said, they approved the park, but only after one of their own stood up and said he felt like, spiritually, this was meant to be.
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The series follows a drag queen who ends up accidentally acquiring a pre-teen best friend while on the road trying to change her life after a betrayal sets her back both financially and spiritually.
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Winter-solstice rituals predate the Christian holiday, and it was part of the wisdom of the new faith to piggyback, spiritually, on the old, folding its cosmic message into the universal faith in returning light.
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The book interleaves stories from her grandparents' past and from Ausma's, along with Verzemnieks's impressions of life in present-day rural Latvia, governed by its traditional rhythms, intricately and spiritually fused with the natural world.
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"We just have to lock in mentally and spiritually and get ready to play our best football on Saturday night, and that's what we'll be shooting for," head coach John Harbaugh told reporters on Thursday.
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But I was more affected by Brendan Coyle and Sara Stewart's pain-filled portrait of a marriage shackled by the enduring clasp of a dead father, who was destroyed — financially and spiritually — by the Depression.
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The powerful Father Karadima had spiritually groomed thousands of Chileans in the ruling elite, including many who were major sustainers and accomplices of Augusto Pinochet, the dictator who misruled the country from 1973 to 1990.
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Yet, argues Casper ter Kuile, a researcher at Harvard Divinity School and Executive Director at On Being's Impact Lab , this group — overwhelmingly young, progressive, and spiritually open — is still looking for elements of religious experience.
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For about two centuries, the Carpenter family farmed and logged the bluff, until the Metropolitan Camp-Ground Association, a New York-based Methodist group, decided to make a spiritually themed summer getaway of the scenic place.
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Such well-intended programs are a natural fit with Lincoln Center's spiritually minded White Light Festival, which presented Mr. Savall's "Francis Xavier's Journey to the East" to a nearly full Alice Tully Hall on Thursday night.
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It also feels spiritually connected to a number of Cody's past films: It's got the brutality of society's expectations, the reflective nature of a character study, the psychic darkness in line with much of Cody's work.
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Spiritually speaking, this day signals much more than the start of sweater weather — the fall equinox is also viewed as the perfect opportunity to spend time outside, embrace changes in the natural world, and practice gratitude.
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" Tupac apologizes for anything hurtful he might have said, saying since then he had "grown both spiritually and mentally" and that he was just a "young man with limited experience with an extremely famous sex symbol.
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"If the ethos of noise is just to throw yourself out there spiritually, to visibly rend yourself in public, then there should be a recognized commonality between what Prurient does and [what I do]," he said.
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"It's important, culturally and historically, spiritually, whatever your higher power is, I think it's important because it's a connection to people that have passed, a remembrance, and I think it's good not to forget," said Rep.
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I think we all need to realize that there's something spiritually broken in our culture, something that can't be fixed by higher GDP or better regulations or even a higher minimum wage (though I'm for that).
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"I wanted the video to be a genuine expression of joy and celebration that reflected that in spite of this debt that has taken so much out of me, spiritually, psychologically, and emotionally," Boston told BuzzFeed.
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It wasn't long ago that we felt our lives were over; that there were only so many do-overs until it was just too late, or too much to take, or we were too spiritually spent.
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It was one of a series of shows produced over the next decade at the Museum for African Art that altered standard institutional presentations of African art by acknowledging its spiritually, socially and physically interactive character.
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He coaxed a mollifying statement out of the producers that expressed hope audiences would find the show "spiritually exalting" — which is to say, he wrote the statement himself and got them to sign off on it.
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Even if "Here and Now" pleasantly surprises me with an explanation for the characters' bond that isn't quite that clunky, it's bound to delve deeper into this politically and spiritually loaded variation on butterfly-effect mysticism.
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If you are spiritually curious, podcasts make it possible to curate your own diverse radio diet, finding voices to which you relate while also dabbling in viewpoints that are unfamiliar or even antithetical to your own.
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I know the solution will start at home, so this month, I aspire to evolve into an overweight, middle-aged superhero without a cape, disciplined and mindful, grateful for my privileges, spiritually aware and more compassionate.
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Strauss and Hofmannsthal operatically imagined in 1919 the possible relevance of a spiritually dedicated empress for the 20th century, her beauty embellished by harps and tuned to a solo violin in the key of E-flat.
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Entering through a heavy door, upstage center, Erie is tall, with rounded shoulders and a slightly shambling walk; he looks as though he were caving in on himself while trying to remain upright, spiritually and otherwise.
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With this sweeping, spiritually minded story, Malick continues to explore the subjects that have captivated him throughout his career, exploring the human search for God and the liminal space between earthbound desires and more transcendent aspirations.
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As society advanced and jobs became increasingly less physical, but more exhausting mentally and spiritually, it became common for leisure to include a diverse array of activities, from reading to woodwork or fishing or playing sports.
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Sometimes Genji, the eponymous hero, a handsome prince, seems spiritually akin to the aristocrats in Saint-Simon's account of Louis XIV's French court or, indeed, to the men in Louis Auchincloss's novels of 20th-century Americans.
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As Americans have become geographically uprooted and spiritually unmoored, they have turned to sports as a source of tribal identity, a primarily masculine refuge from the anxieties of adulthood, the lingua franca in a fragmented culture.
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The project evolved spiritually as a kind of outcropping from the clotted battlefields of Bungie's 1997 tactical game Myth, trading a Braveheart aesthetic for more of a Starship Troopers vibe, and then rendering everything in anthill 3D.
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When doctors discovered the benign pituitary brain tumor in August 2016 — the skater's third benign tumor since 2004 — Hamilton vowed "to be physically, spiritually and mentally stronger than I've ever been in my life," he told PEOPLE.
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All guerrilla armies, hidden in forests and mountains and the cities of the Middle East, exist physically but not spiritually outside of society and are endowed with great mystical potential (with which the epithet "terrorist" unwittingly connives).
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In the mid-00s, the singer/songwriter rose to prominence as the face-painted pied piper of the LA freak folk scene, releasing Latin-inspired acoustic lullabies and sprawling psych rock both spiritually nutritious and totally goofy.
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Wilkerson rose to prominence after officiating Kardashian and West's wedding in May 2014 and recently wrote his first book Sandcastle Kings: Meeting Jesus in a Spiritually Bankrupt World, which featured a cover designed by the "Power" rapper.
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Maybe it was just spiritually freeing to disguise myself as the porg lover, to be free to tweet whatever nonsense I wanted, and to let off some steam in what has been, overall, a pretty stressful year.
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The author explained that she loved Shuri for being a young African genius who loves technology and "has traveled spiritually so far into the past that she's seen Wakanda before it was Wakanda," she told Bustle magazine.
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The main commonality, though, is unison to a beat, and even when the musicians are amping up the intensity with booming drums and spiritually soaring vocals, the gesturing too closely resembles the safety spiels of flight attendants.
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He decides against giving me the link, but it seems like a project that spiritually anticipated what he'd eventually do with PTP, a blog-turned-label that formed around the time he started DJing again in 2009.
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Understandably, diaspora Jews, especially those Americans lucky to live in the wealthiest and most powerful Jewish community in history, felt their obligation was to support this pioneering enterprise in any way they could — spiritually, politically and financially.
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A 1970 visit to the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, in the company of a fellow Los Angeles artist, David Hammons, introduced her to the charisma of African and Oceanic art — ritual-intensive, spiritually empowered.
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A humane immigration policy that legalizes most of those who are here and offers permanent visas for those wanting to start businesses in left-behind parts of America would be good for the country economically and spiritually.
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Without the day-to-day obligations to be anywhere at a specific time or perform any mundane tasks, you have the free reign to spiritually align your chakras with the depraved sensibility of Moff from Human Traffic.
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This is great news for you—while it moves through your sign, you'll be expanding your reach, chances to learn and travel will constantly be at your door, and you'll go through an incredible growth spurt spiritually.
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This is a very spiritually-charged new moon for you, and you're finding yourself excitedly imagining the future—something which may have been hard to do lately with Venus retrograde messing with your love life and your finances.
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Since 2006, the artist who beguiled listeners in the '70s as the spiritually curious Cat Stevens has released three discs under the mononym Yusuf—short for Yusuf Islam, his chosen moniker after adopting the Islamic faith in 603.
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"I want us to be able to fight ideologically, mentally, spiritually, economically, so that we don't have to do it physically, but that may, in fact, be the case," he said at the Values Voter Summit in September.
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In Australia, family friend Julia Reed said Ruszczyk was a veterinary surgeon, but that she had gone overseas "to work spiritually to heal other people with their medical problems in the United States," according to Australia's Seven Network.
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"It wasn't long ago that we felt our lives were over; that there were only so many do-overs until it was just too late, or too much to take, or we were too spiritually spent," she wrote.
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To free ourselves spiritually, he proposes that we adopt what he calls "secular faith": a commitment to our finite lives and fragile loves as the sole site of what matters, the setting for all the stakes of existence.
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When things are so much easier to be quantified, it gets a lot easier to focus on the numbers rather than how you're actually feeling health-wise—on all levels of health, be it spiritually, mentally, or physically.
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Although the dialogue in these scenes leaves much to be desired (I groaned when Layla told Farid, "You dishonored me"), the revelation that she believes his embrace of reason over faith has made him spiritually bankrupt is intriguing.
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When the spiritually minded poet Daniel meets the science whiz Natasha in New York City, she is scrambling to avoid deportation to her native Jamaica, while he is struggling to shoulder the expectations of his Korean immigrant parents.
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I wrote at the beginning of the season that I hoped for an adaptation that was spiritually faithful to Ferrante, yet unique to the medium of TV. Can we safely say now that Costanzo has delivered on this?
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The Centre sells "Kabbalah Water," which ex-students told us the Centre implies can, when consumed, further increase Light; it also sells Pinchas Water, which is both more expensive and, as they have told followers, more spiritually powerful.
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Aaron Sorkin's best script, a dolphin-skin-smooth nightmare, and Jesse Eisenberg's best performance, megalomaniacal paranoia at its most delicious, nailed (spiritually, if not entirely factually) Facebook's slippery origins and presaged its assaults on privacy, democracy, and consciousness.
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They were told their bachelor had to be open-minded and spiritually inclusive in order to pair up with, say, a pygmy, or a maiden from the Korowai tribe of New Guinea, or perhaps a lass from Nagaland.
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Three years passed between Timberlake's two-part 20/20 Experience and the debut of his Trolls single "Can't Stop The Feeling" in May 2016, and we know he's spiritually obligated to hang out with Jimmy Fallon whenever time permits.
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The document entitled "Evangelicals and Catholics Together" emphasised how much the two groups had in common, both spiritually and in their ideas about public policy, and it pledged that they would work together for a further narrowing of differences.
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Cancer the crab has a lovely, hard shell, and as Cancer season approaches, you'll be encouraged to figure out what your protective shell looks like, both on a mundane level—like your home or living situation—and spiritually, too.
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This is a hugely powerful time to connect spiritually with your partners through sex — or through any other kinds of intimate connection, like engaging in spiritual practices together or holding a coven meeting where you share stories and secrets.
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We all get sad at times, but I really went into a depression and I couldn't even think about or talk about IVF or trying to get pregnant again because physically, mentally, emotionally, financially, spiritually, it just breaks you.
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Kody Brown and his four wives — one of whom he's legally married to and the other three he's "spiritually married" to and refers to as his "sister wives" — claim Utah's law violates their right to free speech and religion.
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Borins defines burnout as "when you have nothing left, physically, emotionally and spiritually… you get discouraged about things, you think negatively," and while he's hesitant to apply the condition to the current climate, it doesn't seem too far off.
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I felt myself approach a row of houses, lovely houses, pink and yellow and a pastel purple that felt, spiritually, like a blue who was once proud, but submitted to humility and entered a fulfilling union with a red.
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Today, you too can experience a fraction of that magic, because Conduit have just released their debut full-length Drowning World, which is exactly the sort of spiritually broken and revoltingly recorded collection of sounds I'm always looking for.
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Brighton Beach is, was and perhaps always will be a refuge for the spiritually homeless, who, even though they have regained equilibrium and attained security, will forever be on the lookout for the next great danger, the upcoming catastrophe.
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The dissonant aspect of the book is that in support of this, the authors frequently decry the decline of the nuclear family, broken marriages, frayed communities, the absence of religion, and evaporation of the spiritually important aspects of work.
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Over the past decade, businesses have figured out a way for everything — open-plan homes and offices, eyeglasses and toothbrushes, entertainment in general — to appeal to the greatest number of people, so that places and products are spiritually indistinguishable.
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" He called for a dismantling of "this default understanding of Trinity as a credentialing factory," warning that without it, students would merely ascend to "a comfortable perch atop a cognitive elite that is self-serving, callous and spiritually barren.
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Or he could rally our national energies around the construction of the world's first driverless highway, or technology to restore full mobility to paralyzed veterans, or a pilgrimage to revive the economically depressed and spiritually despondent regions of Appalachia.
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While Randy himself says he is not a true Orthodox believer, he nonetheless felt powerfully and spiritually drawn to the Virgin of Guadalupe and chose to follow that vision and build his masterpiece using the sun and water as his media.
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" There are "Yaaas, Hillary" t-shirts, #yas-hashtagged photo-ops with the girls of Broad City, and spiritually-yassed "More like Chillary Clinton, AMIRITE?" koozies, neatly accompanied by a video of the Cool Mom Candidate awkwardly saying the word "chillin'.
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It has since become a separate nonprofit organization — not technically affiliated with Dor Hadash, but spiritually very much a creation of it — with an array of members pushing for a change to gun laws at the state and national level.
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What he does feels less like acting than it does some greater transformation — physically, with Oldman unrecognizable in the role, but also spiritually, with the actor conjuring up a living, breathing, warts-and-all version of the decades-distant historical figure.
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Sometimes known as the Full Frost Moon, the Beaver Moon, or the Mourning Moon, this month's full moon is spiritually associated with personal change, inner reflection, and letting go of old things — making its post-Thanksgiving timing pretty close to perfect.
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Alpert, who eventually changed his name to Ram Dass after becoming spiritually enlightened after his own Doctor Strange-kind-of-quest, admitted his love for the old Ditko and Lee comics to a large gathering of health professionals in the 70s.
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In a bid to make the most pleasant and spiritually activating shrine possible, they enlisted artists Okuda San Miguel and Kenny Scharf to deck the walls with rainbows, which you can check out in detail in the images and video below.
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It's More RewardingI've long joked that I'm "spiritually bankrupt," so I hesitate to use words like "enlightening" or "empowering," but solo travel does in fact make me feel like I can accomplish just about anything I set my mind to.
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Local Jews might well be hostile to an upstart group that espoused such beliefs as the notion that the Messiah was God made flesh, or that we will be spiritually and physically restored to eternal life in a heavenly kingdom.
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This is a spiritually fulfilling time and this upcoming year—until Jupiter enters Capricorn on December 2, 2019—will find you exploring new places and ideas, breaking out of your old routines, and leaving old emotional patterns and grief behind.
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Not only have mushrooms been found to reduce the symptoms of depression and anxiety, research also shows that consuming them can bring on spiritually significant experiences that result in long-term changes to the behaviors and values associated with openness.
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I think we all agree the most we've spiritually felt connected to the ethereal idea of "The Party" is at 4 PM on a Friday afternoon at work, when you all know it's home-time and nobody's getting anything done.
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Not only have mushrooms been found to reduce the symptoms of depression and anxiety, research also shows that consuming them can bring on spiritually significant experiences that result in long-term changes to the behaviors and values associated with openness.
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Exploitation is also the message of the 2010 "AfroChase," a street-found bank advertisement that Mr. Ward has embellished with cowrie shells and Afro picks, turning it into a spiritually charged black-power charm against the gentrification of his Harlem neighborhood.
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She thinks one way to do this is to make a pilgrimage to Taktsang Monastery, or the Tiger Nest, in the mountains of Bhutan, to receive rare and precious teachings that will spiritually prepare her for her life of compassionate action.
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"We're banged up a little bit physically and right now we're banged up spiritually," Golden State Coach Steve Kerr said after the Rockets rolled up a 32-point lead in a 107-86 pounding on the Stephen Curry-less Warriors.
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At a time when young Jews see synagogue affiliations as less of a social obligation, Sixth and I's nonmembership, ticketed model has given them a way to be spiritually self-structured, to come and go, to pay by the activity.
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Although it doesn't hurt my feelings, it does enrage me when racists are granted power in society to allow their idiocy to have a negative impact on other people, whether that be culturally, psychologically and spiritually, or materially and physically.
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What ensues in "Corpus Christi," Jan Komasa's absorbing and spiritually attuned drama, turns out to be a fascinating exercise in fake-it-till-you-make-it, with a hefty dose of fatalism and small-town hypocrisy thrown in for maximum provocation.
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It is aesthetically and even spiritually appealing Wood is often left exposed in mass timber buildings — it doesn't need to be wrapped or bolstered to meet code — and there is nothing quite so beautiful as large expanses of exposed wood.
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According to Uyghur activists and documents, the Sultanim Cemetery in the center of southwestern Hotan had existed in one form or another for more than 1,000 years, and was one of the most spiritually significant resting places in the city.
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Marshaling a highly original medley of sources, from arcane legal documents to sarcophagi, mosaics, coins, ivory book covers and architectural flourishes, Kantorowicz proposed that the king's natural body in the early Middle Ages was doubled with a spiritually invested superbody.
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What makes Moonbox notable, even among spiritual subscription boxes, is the way in which it blends more explicit forms of New Age spirituality — crystals, rituals, tarot cards — with the broader and less spiritually loaded language of beauty and self-care.
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Images of local leaders and festival attendees with trash bags and rubber gloves, working tirelessly to clean up the banks, inspire donations and good cheer from visitors who may feel especially spiritually cleansed and generous after weeks of yoga and meditation.
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Spiritually, rain is represented by a white neon Timberland logo surrounded by a dozen convex circular mirrors of varying sizes, such as those you might look out for if you're trying to rob a convenience store or a Claire's Accessories.
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