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fearlessness
1. He has ever shown that fearlessness and force of character that were specially requisite for dealing with a half-subdued country, and demanding respect from the savage inhabitants
2. Fearlessness is the door to the Supreme
3. M: Fearlessness comes by itself, when you see that there is no-
4. This state of fearlessness is
5. The experience is one of joy, fearlessness, irrepressible energy and satisfaction
6. “To me God is Truth and Love; God is ethics and morality; God is fearlessness
7. Gāndhi not only overcame his own fears, but he expected the same fearlessness from all his followers
8. “After a great deal of experience it seems to me that those who want to become passive resisters for the service of the country have to observe perfect chastity, adopt poverty, follow truth, and cultivate fearlessness
9. All visitors have to follow eleven rules that were practiced by all living in the ashram when he started it in 1915 - non-violence in thoughts, words and deeds; always tell the truth, no stealing, no personal possessions, manual labor, simple healthy diet, fearlessness, treat followers of all religions the same, use locally made clothes and other items, spin cotton, accept people of all castes, etc
10. I have very little to tell about what then happened, it could be that pushed by the newly acquired courage for the exaltation of the spirit, or that the cowardice, weary of dwell under my reverie, decide to dress up for the first time under the guise of the fearlessness and venturing in full for the distant roads of the audacity, the truth is that without thinking about it, I kissed him
11. “These, one by one, by twos and threes, will feel the ‘Shift’ to fearlessness which indicates their consciousness no longer hears the Sesavah: that ye are frail, with brittle bones; are ‘old’ at only forty-five; that ye can die a million ways; are ugly, short, or overweight; that greed is just; that hate is right; ‘tis chic to lie, to cheat and steal; to win, another has to lose; etcetera…etcetera
12. The saint, living in the condition of grace that existed in Paradise before the Fal – an undisturbed relationship with God – attains liberation from the carnal passions, patience, fearlessness,
13. The effect won’t be fearlessness, but knowledge on how to behave wisely in spite of fear, to decide whether to flee or fight or seek shelter
14. fearlessness which is rare in this age
15. spiritual openings that allowed me to emerge in a state of fearlessness
16. He well understood the accolade bunyu, that quality of fearlessness so rated by men of all colours
17. Another aspect of the fearlessness, is the
18. Clarity and fearlessness reassemble truncated evolution through representatives of
19. chin gave him a look of fearlessness
20. His briefly obtained fearlessness quickly dissolved
21. Sheikho because of the great qualities of boldness, bravery, and fearlessness that he constantly displayed… From that day on, this title was used whenever they referred to him
22. And so Officer Sheikho went to the barracks and began to assess each of the men until he had at last selected seven strong soldiers whose faces displayed their courage and fearlessness
23. One day, our officer Mohammad Amin met up with his friend Mohammad al-Taghlibi who was also an officer in the military but held a higher rank than our officer; however, the latter yielded to Mohammad Amin because of his sublime morals, his bravery, fearlessness and innate goodness that he had observed throughout their friendship, and for his consummate approach to his Provider
24. soothingly, but anger and sadness together were quickly increasing her fearlessness of her
25. [46]- ‘Aslan’ means ‘lion’ is the nickname by which he was known because of his fearlessness
26. give material help, to give Dharma, to give fearlessness and to give
27. "Aren't we _happy_," said Ingeborg one evening when they were strolling after supper along the path through the rye-field, all the old fearlessness and confidence in life surging in her again
28. "We have more people," one of the younger ones said with a fearlessness that was troubling
29. Lucy's heart was big with gratitude and tenderness and pity,--pity because she herself was so gloriously happy and surrounded by love, and Aunt Dot's life seemed, compared to hers, so empty, so solitary, and going to be like that till the end of her days; and Miss Entwhistle's heart was big with yearning over this lamb of Jim's who was giving herself with such fearlessness, all lit up by radiant love, into the hands of a strange husband
30. thinking Fearlessness, and Fear will die of his own accord
31. Fearlessness is positive -
32. This too, was showing financial fearlessness and faith in God, as the reasoning mind said, "Keep every
33. In addition, their superficial-false fearlessness at night was balanced by superficial-false fearlessness in the daytime by the advantages of their tools, when they did not have fire to protect them
34. I linger a moment, absorbing the raw fearlessness of their stride, the determination to never quit that squares their shoulders, and it fortifies my resolve
35. sacred rights of the Church with the same fanatical fearlessness with which he had gone preaching to bloodthirsty savages, devoid of human compassion or worship of any kind
36. Gould returned with a brave assumption of fearlessness before she went out, closing the door gently after her
37. A haggard fearlessness characterized the expression of all these sunblacked countenances; they glared down haughtily with their scorched eyes at the crowd, or, blinking upwards insolently, pointed out to each other some particular head amongst the women at the windows
38. which he had given and forgotten; that despite her natural fearlessness she asserted no rights, admitted his judgement to be in every respect the true one, and bent her head dumbly thereto
39. It might indeed have made a nice show of fearlessness to march right up East Third Street, whistling if that wasn’t too much, and to knock on the door
40. She stared at me with immense curiosity and utter fearlessness, eyes opaque, mouth hard
41. no salary, no matter how miserable, could demoralize him, and he never lost his essential fearlessness when faced with the insolence of his superiors
42. She had attracted his attention on the trolley for the fearlessness with which she traveled through the riotous public celebration
43. He tried a dozen times to express his gratitude to me, but his voice choked with emotion and he could not speak, and yet he had, as I was to later learn, a reputation for ferocity and fearlessness as a fighter that was remarkable even upon warlike Barsoom
44. This ignorant, unconscious fearlessness of his made him a little waggish in the matter of whales; he followed these fish for the fun of it; and a three years' voyage round Cape Horn was only a jolly joke that lasted that length of time
45. I mention this circumstance, because, as if the cows and calves had been purposely locked up in this innermost fold; and as if the wide extent of the herd had hitherto prevented them from learning the precise cause of its stopping; or, possibly, being so young, unsophisticated, and every way innocent and inexperienced; however it may have been, these smaller whales—now and then visiting our becalmed boat from the margin of the lake—evinced a wondrous fearlessness and confidence, or else a still becharmed panic which it was impossible not to marvel at
46. If, however, he had seen the Cossack who, having put on the uniform of Marshal Ney, “the bravest of the brave,” went calmly about his business, he might have appreciated the fearlessness of these simple children of the steppes
47. Mahin told her what he knew from the police official about Stepan’s last murder, and also what he had heard from Pelageushkine himself—how he had been conquered by the humility, mildness, and fearlessness of a kind woman, who had been his last victim, and how his eyes had been opened, while the reading of the Gospels had completed the change in him
48. But I tell you that you cannot entice a true thief, and thief by vocation, into the prose of honest vegetation by any gingerbread reward, or by the offer of a secure position, or by the gift of money, or by a woman's love: because there is here a permanent beauty of risk, a fascinating abyss of danger, the delightful sinking of the heart, the impetuous pulsation of life, the ecstasy! You are armed with the protection of the law, by locks, revolvers, telephones, police and soldiery; but we only by our own dexterity, cunning and fearlessness
49. ' In such cases our bourgeois paterfamilias waves his hands and exclaims: 'What a terrible thing! If only their abilities were turned to good—their inventiveness, their amazing knowledge of human psychology, their self-possession, their fearlessness, their incomparable histrionic powers! What extraordinary benefits they would bring to the country!' But it is well known that the bourgeois paterfamilias was specially devised by Heaven to utter commonplaces and trivialities