heartfulness

Fear may close the heart, but courage comes out of heartfulness, out of releasing resistance.

Ed and Deb Shapiro: How to Turn Fear Into a Blessing 2010

Fear may close the heart, but courage comes out of heartfulness, out of releasing resistance.

Ed and Deb Shapiro: How to Turn Fear Into a Blessing 2010

Fear may close the heart but fearlessness comes out of heartfulness, out of releasing resistance.

Ed Shapiro: Chill Out: Making Friends With Fear 2008

It is precisely what it pretends to be, nothing more or less -- "a book of the heart;" there is nothing grand in it, but there is a purity of thought and feeling we have rarely, if ever, seen surpassed -- a genuine heartfulness; for he writes as if every sentiment, every word flowed from the inmost recesses of his soul.

North Carolina University Magazine, Volume 1 Number 1, February 1852 1861

Keating defines heartfulness as the cultivation of interior silence in relation to the Ultimate Reality.

The Vail Trail - All Sections Elizabeth Myers Samaritan Center of the Rockies Sp 2009

D: It 'fun dancing on the edge of a knife between heartfulness, honesty and right down attitude.

Side-Line news feed 2009

I was deeply touched by the speakers and their heartfulness.

unknown title 2009

Teetering on the edge of melodrama, the film manages to maintain its balance and to achieve an effect of deep understated heartfulness. "

GreenCine Daily 2009