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• Then I know it experientially, not just mentally.
• These limits are to be found experimentally and experientially.
• In this case, the invention is experientially and theoretically untied to earlier thinking.
• Much of Seamon's training came experientially.
• They are curious about both inner and outer worlds and their lives are experientially richer.
• "There is no subject I can't address experientially and anecdotally ."
• To understand this non-dual relationship experientially, one is told to practice liturgy intimately.
• Access to a temple allows church members to become " both symbolically and experientially Mormon,"
• According to Stoddard's thought, conversion comes experientially rather than through any set process or education.
• They are having an experience that is experientially real but the beings are not necessarily physically or materially real.
• Further, when following the clause-initial predicate " ay ", it is interpreted experientially.
• The " citta " remains, experientially abiding in its own firm foundation, yet ultimately indescribable:
• This suggests that Sahaja Yoga meditation, being a mental silence approach, may differ both experientially and physiologically from simple relaxation.
• Students in the Theology, Ethics and Human Sciences concentration enjoy resources appropriate to experientially and theoretically integrate theology with the human sciences.
• In getting to know each voice and its function in the self-system one can become experientially aware of the true Self.
• It is the only word that I know that suggests educationally and experientially what the school can be and is at its best ".
• All in all, I think I m both temperamentally and experientially suited to wield the mop and bucket for the betterment of Wikipedia.
• Subordinates in relations of power learn experientially that there is a critical gaze, one that " looks " to document, one that is oppositional.
• In several of his books, Jes Bertelsen describes the unique possibilities and challenges inherent in the secularized Scandinavian societies for developing an experientially based spirituality.