contemplation
ਚਿੰਤਨ
definition
noun
the road is too busy for leisurely contemplation of the scenery
the action of looking thoughtfully at something for a long time.
example
This leads us into mysticism as the spiritual quality of staying in pure 'contemplation' in the divine presence.
She appears to be in deep, concerned 'contemplation' .
If you feel Christmas should be a time of quiet prayer and 'contemplation' , then a retreat could be just what you're looking for, and by the time you return all the fuss will be over for another year.
By simple definition, meditation is engagement in 'contemplation' , especially of a spiritual or devotional nature.
So a time is reached in the selling of the Village, assuming no further development is in 'contemplation' , when the entrepreneur has no continuing interest in it?
But the discovery immediately sent me into deep moral 'contemplation' .
We need to approach each teaching with three different attitudes: first by listening, or hearing, second by 'contemplation' , third by meditation.
However, my own encounters were always frameworked in regular meditation and 'contemplation' , music and art… so you need to tend to your inner energies like a garden.
Rolf blanched and then sat in 'contemplation' over the subject.
But even for a few of those lucky superstars, it just comes naturally, without any deep 'contemplation' .
Airen had been lost in deep concentration and 'contemplation' when she felt something nudge her shoulder.
That started to look a lot like traditional forms of meditation or 'contemplation' .
Far from being a Spartan retreat of the kind normally associated with religious 'contemplation' , ministers who did visit lived a life of luxury.
substantial fitting work is in 'contemplation'
Though shattered and disillusioned, he held onto his dream of getting away from ordinary life in order to pursue prayer and 'contemplation' .
I was reaping the benefits of all of the good foundation work of concentration, meditation and 'contemplation' that had been given to me at an early age.
Arthur does not slip easily into introspection, he is too sprightly a personality for deep 'contemplation' .
Granted, a film doesn't always need to make a person think or cause deep 'contemplation' , but is good dialogue too much to ask?
His views are echoed by others in the town who stress the importance of allowing access for prayer and 'contemplation' - particularly in troubled times.
After hearing the dharma and becoming familiar with it through 'contemplation' and meditation, we are able to take compassion as the basis of our daily activity.
No evidence is before the court that any new appliance is under design or construction - or even in 'contemplation' , within the jurisdiction.
After, shaking her head back and forth in 'contemplation' she reached out and broke one in half and then as if sneaking a CIA document looked around before eating it.
The low protective wall, the height of a seated figure, allows protection for people to sit in reflective 'contemplation' .
One devours a rabbit-like animal as another sits in deep 'contemplation' .
Christian 'contemplation' , as he later undertakes in a work such as The Trinity, is spiritual discipline applied to the doctrines of the church.
I bear the fruit of two years' deep 'contemplation' !
Today we hear a lot about the yearning for spiritual simplicity and silent 'contemplation' .
Hitherto such communications have only been protected when they have been in 'contemplation' of some litigation, or for the purpose of giving advice or obtaining evidence with reference to it.
There he took shelter in the shade of a welcoming pipal tree and began a long period of deep 'contemplation' .
And now that they may be expelled and annihilated they are brought to light and seen clearly through the illumination of this dark light of divine 'contemplation' .
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