Usar "experiential" en una oración

1. He tried to remember some film or info-sense experiential that might have somehow subliminally insinuated itself into his head

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2. This time he didn’t really get the experiential feeling of being in space; just a projected view into his retinas

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3. In fact, there was nothing in his experiential lexicon to relate this sensation

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4. So, admittedly, she was glad to only be connected through a proxy experiential control

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5. Meditation can lead to an intuitive experiential under-standing, which facilitates a shift in perception

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6. Experiential knowledge of what the Lord has done in, and through, and with

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7. survey respondents had experienced an OBE, with experiential data highly dependent on the age

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8. You are a real, unique, and experiential individual

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9. experiential evaluation conflicts with the constraints of infant theory, the difference between

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10. betrayal or surprise couples to the experiential content of the illusionary perception while the real

11. of old ways, for once a theory can no longer be maintained, once experiential forces stretch a

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12. new experiential judgments fit into old theoretical spaces, then the theory is judged to be

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13. experiential blocks together, we begin to acquire a picture of the unified volume as it is relative

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14. photograph, we should believe in the existence of the experiential field more so than the patterns

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15. experiential marker whose meaning purports to lead to a goal, but when followed does not, we

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16. An experiential subject either lives up to one’s expectations or it does

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17. and only after a denial of experiential expectation

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18. about the world, and subjects the tentative statement to the experiential, logical, and consistency

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19. gravitation we have, more humbly, theories concerned with particular collections of experiential

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20. Joseph's simple experiential interpretation was the same as

21. in having an experiential knowledge of these ideas, as well as an intellectual one,

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22. 3:18-19 that God’s love fills ALL directions, meaning that for God His idea of infinity and eternity goes every direction and way possible!!! Wow!! He’s so AMAZING! There are infinite infinities, and infinite eternities worth of experiential knowledge in God, because the attributes of God’s love cause infinities to go in every single direction and way possible! Now this is incomprehensible to the natural mind, so don’t try to figure it all out at once

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23. It creates an experiential source of knowledge of oneself that never runs

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24. level, but on an experiential one (which means that one can truly touch each

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25. Now we simply need to believe and receive the experiential manifestation of that victory into our lives! Hallelujah!

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26. His experiential love is the answer!

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27. By now I hope that every person has received a greater revelation, impartation, and experiential manifestation of the love of God! This has been quite a journey, and I’m so grateful to have shared it with you! Realistically though, this is just a small beginning

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28. These two approaches — one theoretic and the other experiential has been used by scientists and mystics, respectively

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29. The mystic’s knowledge is experiential; scientific knowledge is analytical

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30. In trying to communicate with the 1d observer and trying to relate to the latter’s theories, the mystic often tries to interpret his 3d experiential knowledge in the context of 1d analytic knowledge, after getting acquainted with the latest 1d theories and then extending them to fit his observations

31. In doing so, he has to tether his higher dimensional consciousness now to a lower dimensional consciousness in order to relate his 3d (experiential) knowledge to the existing 1d (analytical) knowledge

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32. Secondly, his 1d knowledge would be so extensive and intensive that the mystic would have a hard time trying to relate his 3d experiential knowledge to this vast 1d analytic knowledge of the scientist

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33. They are experiential traditions

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34. One limitation of experiential mystical knowledge is its increased subjectivity, since, most of this knowledge is axiomatic

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35. Knowledge would become totally axiomatic and experiential

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36. Furthermore, the difference between holistic experiential knowledge and ‘analytical knowledge by parts’ is the difference between knowing 12 edges or lines and their relationships and seeing a cube

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37. There is also a movement towards experience (and experiential knowledge) and greater subjectivity (a movement from theorems to axioms)

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38. The subjectivity of 3d experiential knowledge means that the mystic cannot share his experiences with linear analysts in a direct way

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39. even if for only a short time, will sit higher on the scale of experiential mastership

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40. Education in its highest form would be experiential

41. By accepting all of reality as experiential, one can learn from all things, without ever asking a controversial question: are they real or fake

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42. When awareness knows itself as the miracle underneath all life, there is an experiential knowing of what unconditional love is

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43. What is the day of rest? It is an experiential day of Being, of hopefully residing in the true self

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44. He addresses the issue of going beyond intellectual knowing into not-knowing which is an experiential knowing of infinite reality

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45. Sensations - the sole source of experiential truth and reality

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46. ) This is definitely true when the whole of your experiential information consists of little more than 5 or 6 basic directions

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47. Jesus exhorted his followers to exercise experiential faith

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48. Living truth is dynamic and can enjoy only an experiential existence in the human mind

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49. “The apparent question that arises next is - have we always existed in the same form as we exist today? Has humanity existed without any measurable change in its existence all along through the course of time? How can we know the answer to this? Is there any experiential evidence to support either conclusion? Again, our brief individual existence prevents us from seeing a bigger picture that is obscured by our need to believe, not based on knowing, but on the need to have something to hold on to; whether this manifests itself in believing in God, in whatever form we can imagine, or believing in the idea of Evolution as an ongoing continuum of change over the course of time

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50. Rich educational and experiential information has the signature of the conscious mind sharing inspiration

51. This is a literal and experiential description of truth

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52. In this case the question itself points to a bigger truth than any answer, even an experiential one

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53. It is much more than an exposition about our true nature as infinite consciousness, it offers an experiential exploration of who we really are, not only through the transmission in the words, but through the many thoughtful questions it raises

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54. consciousness, that is the basis of the seven prior consciousnesses, contains all experiential

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55. The experiential memory of the expansion and contraction of the two 2-dimensional Universes, the causal memory of this dualistic expanding and contracting process of in and out was already indelibly implanted inside the 2-dimensional Universe before it became 3-dimensional

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56. Instead of raising the Experiential Dynamic Balance of other Energies by dissolving them slightly as parts-per-million in trillions of tons of water

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57. Not by instinct or animal cunning: but through experiential learning

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58. Needing to accumulate process and digest more experiential knowledge, needing more brain capacity to learn how to use tools: its brain grew in size and complexity

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59. Experiential adaptation outstripped and replaced genetic adaptation as its basic survival technique

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60. The dynamic of experiential feed-back enabled them to adapt to their environment so quickly and so well, that the laws of natural selection no longer applied to them

61. Their form of adaptation became experiential rather than genetic

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62. But… the growth and maturation of human growth and awareness is away from all instinctual intelligence, towards experiential intelligence: until that experiential base becomes dominant

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63. How much of an infant's responses are instinctual? How much are they experiential?

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64. Instinctual control diminishing: while experiential control increases

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65. At what level-degree is each of these two survival adaptations functioning at each point in this process? How much are they connected, or related to each other? In what way? The human brain is a layered organism: a large experiential processing center wrapped around a small primitive instinctual core

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66. But: with experiential life-energy, known as a human personality-self-awareness-psyche-soul… it could not dissolve-flow-change

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67. Beginning as a half-developed fetus: half instinctual and half experiential

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68. When does an infant-child stop exploring-stop asking questions? Why? When does it learn how to fear? When and how does it lose its sense of pure wonder? Why do all humans lose their sense of wonder? This infinitely subtle process is both genetic and experiential

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69. about the genetic and experiential factors involved in human growth and learning is silly

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70. But how do parents know what a child needs? How can they discern if what a child wants is what they really need? Where do you get that instinctual-subconscious-conscious wisdom? Since there is no experiential or instinctual-genetic basis of comparison that is universal for child rearing, we ignore the question

71. As the half-formed fetus-baby develops into a child and then into an adolescent: experiential part gradually takes over more and more of their awareness

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72. human experiential life-energy does not flow genetically as a form of dynamically balanced Splitness: it only accumulates

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73. What happens when you are faced with too much food… and all of your genetic and experiential knowledge and wisdom tells you that you better make the best use of any windfall: because in a few short months you may be faced with starvation? You start getting as much food as you can

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74. Polarity is the primary reality here and duality is the experiential result

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75. We live by accumulation, we survive by the experiential accumulation called: learning

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76. The experiential memory tape of our ancestors was designed to replace our missing genetic memory code as a repository of experiential wisdom that should have been used by living humans to evolve further

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77. They effectively split-off onto a different energy level-dynamic of experiential evolution which is non-genetic

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78. The history of our ancestors is merely the necessary adaptive, integrative, accumulation of experiential wisdom, which would have enabled our species to continue to evolve genetically in a condition of dynamically balanced Splitness

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79. As long as our experiential DNA is missing, we cannot evolve any further

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80. you want to call it), then the whole of life is a great big dream, from the experiential point

81. They do not know the experiential knowledge of the love of Christ which passes knowledge and can’t be explained! They need the Holy Spirit to make it a reality, and, brothers, so do you

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82. Both are experiential products related to distilling and extracting truth, knowledge and wisdom from

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83. Though our visual and experiential perceptions are restricted, we are still able to conceive of,

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84. Whether you ever progress beyond this level depends on many factors not the least of which is your individual experiential learning, which in turn is heavily influenced by your family, your culture, your socio-economic standards, your educational opportunities; in short, the world in which you grow up

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85. The basis for the new self that forms at level 4 is the experiential history of the individual

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86. At this level individuals achieve a degree of freedom from the tyranny of their own experiential histories

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87. But, as noted above, if individuality is defined as the accumulation of experiential learning in the brain it is not eliminated at all

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88. This is an experiential process—you must actually do this yourself, ideally several times

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89. No experiential basis with which to impart wisdom

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