| Practiced correctly these help to boost our life force by stimulating the metabolic rate and nourishing the body to a stronger healthier state. |
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| Until now, the life force that grew with the strength of the sun has been retreating into the fruit and the grain. |
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| And his life force was so strong that in spite of this modest shelter and the total lack of medical care, he triumphed over death. |
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| Different traditions call this energy by different names, such as chi, prana and life force. |
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| Lewis in terms of his art was a metropolitan in search of the visceral and his analysis of the life force was forensic in its intensity. |
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| Does being with this person add to my life force or do they rob me of my energy? |
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| In the end, the humans leave the planet, defeated by its mysterious, profoundly subversive life force. |
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| The greeting acknowledges that we all share the same breath, the same universal life force. |
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| As one of her teachers put it, Vicky had such a strong life force, and it is this strength we miss the most about her. |
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| The torso also includes the heart, a metaphor for your vital life force, as well as representing the bonds of love. |
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| He promptly assessed that he need samplings of my life force which required a trip to the Vampires' Lair, two floors below. |
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| The past few days, filled with activity, have sucked the very life force from my body. |
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| This life force is the supreme, creative intelligence that pervades every cell of ours. |
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| Those late-August rains aroused the life force in every dormant weed seed in Western Washington. |
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| Traditional Maori beliefs are, for example, that all objects, both animate and inanimate, have a life force, a mauri. |
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| You seem to control the life force as you swing lucrative business deals and turn things around. |
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| The flower remedies work on a mind-body level, centering around life force energy. |
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| By my sixth year I learned how to control my bodies natural power, chi, life force, whatever one wishes to call it. |
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| The life force, the pulse carries you along to the final, exhausting conclusion. |
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| The Mafia's infiltration of every level of official life diverted much-needed funds and sucked the city dry of its life force. |
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| Feel its vital life force surging through your system, obliterating anger and irritation, radiating peace outwards from your heart. |
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| Menstruation affects half the population, but is vastly avoided by the general public and regarded not as a life force, but as a curse. |
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| On death, the life force is reincarnated into another earthly existence, but the spirit remains in the other world. |
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| I was hoping to get a feel for the flow of the votes, to take the pulse of the beating heart that is the life force of American Democracy. |
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| The fish, if you caught any, symbolise the life force you're trying to contact. |
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| From the moment we are born until we take our last breath and die, it is like our life force. |
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| Liautaud's many animal reliefs exude a life force and presence reminiscent of the effects achieved by Jean Dubuffet. |
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| The raven indicates serious illness, obstacles to health and a decline in the life force. |
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| These methods purportedly activate prana or chi, the presumed life force that sustains our health. |
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| But in your books, the power, the actual life force and potency of loving-kindness, comes through so strongly. |
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| At that moment, I felt like the life force was leaving my body and I was paralyzed, as my mind raced. |
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| Admitting one into your living room will suck the life force from your leather sectional, fireplace, and Pre-Raphaelite art pieces. |
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| In the vegetable kingdom, as winter approaches, the life force transfers to the roots. |
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| His rambunctious, charismatic appeal does call to mind the scrappy sort of life force so present in American folklore. |
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| If a black spruce can propagate itself no other way, its life force is transmitted through its lower branches. |
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| It is thus the life force of much of the entertainment industry. |
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| He had come to believe in a universal life force that informs or underlies all matter. |
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| In 2001, Zito espoused a universal life force that he credited with his midseason turnaround. |
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| Yoga prayer by its nature connects me, you, any body to the prana, the universal life force energy, or the chi, the vital force in Taoism. |
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| A this point he did understand the universal life force and begin his healing mission giving help to the poor in Kyoto. |
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| In Shamanism, Grandmother Earth helps us with our universal life force energy. |
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| By employing eggs to celebrate the vernal season of new beginnings, we are pledging ourselves to the ever-renewing energy of the life force. |
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| A necromancer feeds on life force, which he can use to bring allies back from the brink or cheat death itself. |
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| Suddenly, the stage was the life force through which Mr. Teshigawara glided like liquid mercury. |
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| Eros, the life force, desperately trying to find a foothold in the arid landscape of Ordinary Life. |
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| Take the European Union budget, a monstrous carbuncle apparently designed to sap the life force of anyone who comes near it. |
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| Clean water is so basic to human life that burbling brooks and waterfalls are enduring symbols of the life force. |
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| The oceans are the driving life force of our planet, indeed without water no living thing can survive. |
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| The Devas of Vibration ensure influx of life force and also a dexterous functioning of the five senses, sensations and the mind. |
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| And it was also a way of expressing a never-ending wonderment at the life force that is in us all. |
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| Young farmers may be the key to reviving abandoned areas, small islands and traditional communities from which the life force is draining. |
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| When prana, the life force is not well supplied, the organs of assimilation and elimination do not function well. |
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| The Crystal Man is a recurring character in the show who represents the life force. |
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| As they breathe in stepping on the ground that is alive, the life force contained in the ground will have beneficial effect on them. |
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| One is looking at investment in terms of culture. That in itself has its own intrinsic value and is a necessary life force in our society. |
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| A country must be able to develop with the help of its young people but it is now obvious that Moldova is being drained of its life force. |
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| For life force energy, security, stability and grounding. To activate and rebalance our Chakras. |
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| If you have sufficient physical energy but are feeling dull and languid, you need a movement pattern with some creative fire to spark your life force. |
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| The term we will give to this life force within us is Vitality. |
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| Though he is no more, his memory has the life force of a flowing river. |
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| So a dream of bleeding gums would indicate a loss of life force through the suppression of thoughts and feelings, and lack of support for one's decisions. |
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| Torn between his life force and a death wish, he favors each in turn. |
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| Only he survived the fall and, despite massive injuries, he was able to muster a short account of what happened before his life force ebbed away within hours of the disaster. |
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| Indeed, the life force or Shakti within each one of us is swaying, much like a snake, to the incessant drumbeat played by her consort, Kal, Time or Shiva. |
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| This consciousness is the Brahman or the supreme life force. |
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| The people of Ngati Awa reflect on the life of their ancestors, sensing the ihi, or power, the wehi, or fear, and the mauri, life force, emanating from the land and the water. |
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| Then, I turned back to the blossoming tree that stands as a scarred and resolute exhibit of the life force itself. |
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| The subtle, ungraspable, undefinable but so vital and crucially important factors are more similar to energy than to matter, hence the name life-energy, life force. |
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| It symbolized sometimes by extension, the infinite life force and was then incorporated as such in the architecture, the form of propitiatory motifs adorning the walls of temples, or in other contextes. |
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| Now that each army's total life force and each creature type's percentage of it have been calculated, the next step is actually subtracting the damage received. |
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| In it Lucretius prays to Venus, not only as the universal life force but also as ancestress of the Romans, begging her to intervene with her lover Mars and save the troubled Roman republic from civil strife. |
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| It can absorb and hold wairua, which is a spirit or life force, and is endowed with traditional virtues that make it an appropriate emblem for a public-domain digital library project. |
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| There is a universal life force that connects us all. |
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| Identify the Mind with Prana the pulsating life force in you and thereby gain mastery over the ether, astral and fluid matters as also the moods of your constitution. |
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| It is through human ingenuity mixed with the life force of seeds that farmers have fed themselves and the rest of the world for thousands of years. |
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| Europe's life force comes from the democratic nature of society. |
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| A life force, it diffuses a gentle light from its huge crater. |
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| We send life force to whatever we give our attention to. |
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| Holding on to hope is a powerful life force that sustains us. |
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| How many check up the pulse to note the circulatory aspect of life force? |
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| He's injecting the life force into the sculpture. |
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| To channel the universal life force for full mental and physical health. |
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| It is easier to make frequent small reassessments and adjustments in life than to have life force you to make a sudden large change. |
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| On her first two albums, released within the past few years, she whipped up a fast froth of electric guitar and yelping vocals, turning strenuousness into a life force. |
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| There was a lot of life force and humanity, and a lot of community. |
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| By KRIYA, the outgoing life force is not wasted and abused in the senses, but constrained to reunite with subtler spinal energies. |
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| A child is born, an earthshakingly momentous event that not only harks back to Christ but confirms the life force and continues its journey. |
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| Reiki is the ability to activate and channel universal life force energy. |
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| And yet, nothing brings him down, nothing diminishes his life force. |
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| It is the base constituent of Chi and life force. |
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| I think that the universe was created by a life force rather than a deity. |
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