A note in his tone made her stop trying. She rolled onto her back and looked up at him. Her helplessness and his control shouted silently between them. Her mind screamed rebellious insults, but her body experienced a delicious warmth and anticipation. It appalled her that this subjugation provoked desire, and a very erotic desire at that.
Danielle says desire is the driving force behind life. Chances are, when you hear the word desire, the first thing you think about is our animalistic sex drive, but desire goes way beyond that. Apart from getting you out of bed in the morning, because you crave human connection, food, love and achievement, and forcing you to tackle your fears, desire also makes you more creative.
Lessons in Desire
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However, the book is really where the juice is at in this case, since it has all kinds of quizzes, worksheets and exercises included, to help you figure out your core desired feelings and successfully flip the switch from facts to feelings.
37. So you do not in reality desire anything which belongs to your neighbor. You want the equivalent of that for which his possessions stand. You want your own. There is today an unlimited supply of All-good provided in the unseen for every human being. No man must needs have less that another may have more. Your very own awaits you. Your understanding Faith and trust is the power which will bring it to you.
One of the most memorable segments from this dialogue is when the speaker Aristophanes humorously describes the origins of Eros. He explains that all humans were once two people combined in one. The gods punished humans for their arrogance by separating them into individuals. So, desire is really a longing to be whole again.
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Smith, B.T. & Clarke, R.V. (2018). Can we ever know which objects thieves most desire? Lessons from studying shoplifted fast-moving consumer goods. In Ceccato, V., & Armitage, R. Retail Crime: International Evidence and Prevention. Basingstoke: Palgrave MacMillan. ISBN: 978-3-319-73065-3
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Presently Christ tells them that they are now to go nofarther. Stepping a little aside from them, the Man of Sorrows pours out His [420]supplications with strong crying and tears. He prays for strength to endure thetest in behalf of humanity. He must Himself gain a fresh hold on Omnipotence,for only thus can He contemplate the future. And He pours out His heartlongings for His disciples, that in the hour of the power of darkness theirfaith may not fail. The dew is heavy upon His bowed form, but He heeds it not.The shadows of night gather thickly about Him, but He regards not their gloom.So the hours pass slowly by. At first the disciples unite their prayers withHis in sincere devotion; but after a time they are overcome with weariness,and, even while trying to retain their interest in the scene, they fall asleep.Jesus has told them of His sufferings; He has taken them with Him that theymight unite with Him in prayer; even now He is praying for them. The Saviourhas seen the gloom of His disciples, and has longed to lighten their grief byan assurance that their faith has not been in vain. Not all, even of thetwelve, can receive the revelation He desires to give. Only the three who areto witness His anguish in Gethsemane have been chosen to be with Him on themount. Now the burden of His prayer is that they may be given a manifestation [421]of the glory He had with the Father before the world was, that His kingdom maybe revealed to human eyes, and that His disciples may be strengthened to beholdit. He pleads that they may witness a manifestation of His divinity that willcomfort them in the hour of His supreme agony with the knowledge that He is ofa surety the Son of God and that His shameful death is a part of the plan ofredemption. DA 419.4
From the earliest times the faithful in Israel had givenmuch care to the education of the youth. The Lord had directed that even frombabyhood the children should be taught of His goodness and His greatness,especially as revealed in His law, and shown in the history of Israel. Song andprayer and lessons from the Scriptures were to be adapted to the opening mind.Fathers and mothers were to instruct their children that the law of God is anexpression of His character, and that as they received the principles of thelaw into the heart, the image of God was traced on mind and soul. Much of theteaching was oral; but the youth also learned to read the Hebrew writings; andthe parchment rolls of the Old Testament Scriptures were open to their study. DA 69.2
The question asked during the Saviour's ministry, "Howknoweth this man letters, having never learned?" does not indicate thatJesus was unable to read, but merely that He had not received a rabbinicaleducation. John 7:15. Since He gained knowledge as we may do, His intimateacquaintance with the Scriptures shows how diligently His early years weregiven to the study of God's word. And spread out before Him was the greatlibrary of God's created works. He who had made all things studied the lessonswhich His own hand had written in earth and sea and sky. Apart from the unholyways of the world, He gathered stores of scientific knowledge from nature. Hestudied the life of plants and animals, and the life of man. From His earliestyears He was possessed of one purpose; He lived to bless others. For this Hefound resources in nature; new ideas of ways and means flashed into His mind asHe studied plant life and animal life. Continually He was seeking to draw fromthings seen illustrations by which to present the living oracles of God. Theparables by which, during His ministry, He loved to teach His lessons of truthshow how open His spirit was to the influences of nature, and how He hadgathered the spiritual teaching from the surroundings of His daily life. DA 70.2
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When I look at my desires, I need to follow the instruction of Ignatius and ask myself this question: Do my desires help me love God and love my neighbor, or are they a hindrance? If the latter, I need to let them go. I have to learn how to give them up. Otherwise, they will prevent me from saying yes to God.
In sincerity my greatest attachment is my church because am a seminarian of the roman catholic church. I dont desire health to brag around rather to serve GOD in humility and gladness, l would desire to be neither rich nor poor and serve my Creator because being rich may divert my mind from my creator, and being poor may makes me steal and bring disgrace to the name of my GOD. l would rather choose humility than fame and honour because pride leads to destruction. my greatest mission in life is to lead thousands of souls to Jesus Christ
Note: You can actually connect Verb to ほしい (hoshii), but you've to change the verb to て-form (te-form) first: Verb (て-form) ほしい. However, Verb (て-form) ほしい has a different meaning from the above which will be discussed in one of the future lessons. Just bear in mind that you cannot connect verb directly to ほしい (hoshii) unless you change it to て-form (te-form).
Achilles, the central figure in the Trojan War depicted in The Iliad, is greatly motivated by his desire for glory. Achilles has two possible fates awaiting him, and he opts for great glory and a short life. We also see evidence in Achilles' preoccupation with glory when he asks Patroclus not to win glory that should be his, and when he continues killing Trojans both to avenge the death of Patroclus and to win himself even more glory.
Today, we reviewed the present subjunctive with the four elements needed to trigger the subjunctive: trigger, the word 'que,' two clauses, and two subjects. We then looked at some of the triggers that are related to expressing desire, seeking to influence others, and expressing will. These triggers include common verbs like 'esperar,' 'importar,' 'necesitar,' 'querer,' and 'recomendar.'
Wishing, wanting, demanding, desiring, expecting, ordering, and preferring all fall into the category of wishes. Additionally, mentioning the nonexistence or indefiniteness of something that is desired falls into this category.
The following verbs are commonly used to express a wish or desire and, when used as the verb in the main clause of a sentence, will indicate that the following verb in the dependent clause will be in the subjunctive.
Because they deal with specific situations, the biblical laws give us only a partial picture of the norms and values of ancient Israelite society. Narrative and poetic texts often offer a different picture of sexual activity and its consequences, but by and large they reinforce the idea that male desire poses a potential threat to the preservation of male status, privilege, and hierarchy, upon which the patriarchal system is based.
The Song is unique not only in featuring as its protagonists a couple both desirous and in love, but also in offering a romantic vision of love. Romance is more than the lineaments of gratified desire. Romance transforms the way lovers look at the world around them; suddenly the whole world becomes more beautiful, more vibrant, more wonderful. This is what the lovers in the Song of Songs experience. Nature in all its glory reflects and participates in their mutual delight, and everything is felt more intensely. If we did not possess the Song, we might safely assume that people in biblical times fell in love, as people do, but we would not know how they felt about it, or dreamed about it, or envisioned its possibilities. 2ff7e9595c
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