attune

He had already told me how to attune to it.

Or did one day attune her body to the resonance?

We, on the other hand, have years, decades sometimes, to attune our bodies to the ways of health.

To begin your journey, you must attune to an inner world.

He tried to attune his senses to hers, to feel what she felt.

He tried to relax and attune his mind to what was happening, but found it difficult.

Before long, they learn to attune to each other.

He attempts to attune his mind to the subject, and to express the result.

One way to attune to your child is to listen closely and make eye contact.

Attuned to the mood he summed up the achievement of his own summer.

Taking cue from past and present, there is the need to attune a stunning future.

"There is another way to attune a person to the Jewel.

He put a hand to his collar, trying to attune himself to the emblem.

Its rituals and cult had been designed to attune people to reality.

The ear attunes itself to listen for what's next.

This is where ritual may come in, making it easier to attune to the energies.

The fault is of course mine, in not being able to attune my mind fully to yours.

You know how to attune your minds to mine.

It is to attune their bodies to the changing conditions."

We must be more careful to attune ourselves to its eternities.

"It attunes you to your environment and also it's tiring.

I'm going to attune the cell-activator to your individual cell frequencies.

In the domain of the mind there is both freedom and attachment; we make the choice which to attune to.

It was created to attune itself to its user and its environment.

Jackson paused to allow the audience and viewers a moment to attune themselves to his approach.