NOUN
- (biology) a hypothetical force (not physical or chemical) once thought by Henri Bergson to cause the evolution and development of organisms
How To Use life force In A Sentence
- The Sanskrit word for “control” is yama, and the second limb of Yoga is called pranayama: “breath control of the life force.” Spiritual Teachings of the Avatar
- Arcade remains a funny, outspoken and seemingly unstoppable life force. Times, Sunday Times
- Feel its vital life force surging through your system, obliterating anger and irritation, radiating peace outwards from your heart.
- The root chakra, known in Sanskrit as the Muladhara, is the first energy bridge into the etheric body, or the energy field that connects our life force to our form. Kelley Harrell: Reality TV: The Root Chakra Darling
- The mussel reef that once thrived in Okahu Bay is being replenished to filter the waters from high sedimentation and metal contamination, and to restore the mauri (life force) of the bay.
- I tried to hide it but it is obvious to anyone who meets me that my life force has taken a hit. The Sun
- The Life Force of the body, acting always under the direction of the subconscious mind, _will build, and always does build_, healthily and normally, unless too much interfered with. The Higher Powers of Mind and Spirit
- When we expand political economy to encompass women's unwaged labor, including the multitude of forms of emotional labor (which Anthony McMahon gathers under the rubric of "taking care of men"), then it becomes clear, according to sociologist Anna G. Jónasdóttir, that "men ... continually appropriate significantly more of women's life force and capacity than they themselves give back to women. Manhood in the Age of Aquarius: Masculinity in Two Countercultural Communities, 196583
- Hence, Reiki can be defined as Universal Life Force Energy.
- But something else, something quite profound, also arises out of this musical-chair play-acting: the sense that bodies are receptacles for all manner of life forces to pass through.
